Maker-name gallery · page 3 of 7

Silver makers’ marks beginning with C

256 makers, 313 mark variants whose catalog name begins with C. Named firms first, then initial-style marks. Search every letter in the atlas.

These are reconstructions for comparison. They are not source photographs and cannot authenticate, date, value, or prove provenance. Open the source or the atlas before relying on a resemblance.

Sheet of oxidized silver makers’ marks beginning with C, page 3. Reconstructions for comparison, not authentication. — All reconstructions on this page as one sheet. Open this sheet to jump to the individual marks.

C makers on this page

Charles Feis & Co

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Both initials, the single central stop, two visible nested rectangular borders are retained

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Fox (Jewellers) Ltd

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles Fox (Jewellers) Ltd: C-like and F-like forms with a central separator preserved as two adjoining rounded punches; oxidized reconstruction. — Oxidized reconstruction

C-like and F-like forms with a central separator as two adjoining rounded punches

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Fox & Co Ltd (Charles James Fox)

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Preserves the three-part worn horizontal arrangement: a C-like left form, central curved/J-like form, and right upright/F-like form, obse…

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Fox II

Maker record · Open in the atlas

The two unbordered serif letters are retained, including their visible interior openings and order

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Francis Hall

Maker record · Open in the atlas

The oval cartouche and left-to-right CFH initials are retained as a monochrome contour reconstruction

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Frederick Hancock

Maker record · Open in the atlas

The crown above the three initials, stepped joining line, and trapezoidal lower plaque remain in the source orientation and order

Low confidence · Source record

Crowned upper element and lower CFH panel retain the source’s stacked arrangement

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Frederick Hancock: Compact crest-like silhouette, upper peak, side lobes, broad lower curve, limited curls, and lower H/C-like forms; line reconstruction. — Line reconstruction

Charles Frederick Hancock: Compact crest-like silhouette, upper peak, side lobes, broad lower curve, limited curls, and lower H/C-like forms; oxidized reconstruction. — Oxidized reconstruction

compact crest-like silhouette, upper peak, side lobes, broad lower curve, limited curls, and lower H/C-like forms without the first rende…

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Frederick Mitchell

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Single compact rounded-rectangle border with a left O/C-like form, separator region, and right M-like form

Low confidence · Source record

Charles George Alexander

Maker record · Open in the atlas

The three visible letters, their order, single shield-shaped surrounding border without added symbols

Low confidence · Source record

Charles George Illiffe

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Mark reading The rectangular double-bordered punch preserves the three initials and two intervening stops in their visible left-to-right sequence; line reconstruction — Line reconstruction

The rectangular double-bordered punch preserves the three initials and two intervening stops in their visible left-to-right sequence

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Gibbons

Maker record · Open in the atlas

The paired upper letters, central star, and joined outline preserve the visible source composition

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Green & Son Ltd (probably)

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Rounded double-line cartouche and C, G, ampersand, S in source order

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles H. Ankeny

Maker record · Open in the atlas

C.H.Ankeny

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles H. Cole (b.c.1908)

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles H. Cole jewelry

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Hatchman

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles Hatchman: Visible C and H capitals are preserved inside a rounded oval cartouche; oxidized reconstruction. — Oxidized reconstruction

Visible C and H capitals inside a rounded oval cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Henry Dumenil

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Mark reading The source-supported rounded rectangular cartouche and C then D letters are maintained, C opening and D counter represented as visible forms; oxidized reconstruction — Oxidized reconstruction

The source-supported rounded rectangular cartouche and C then D letters are maintained, C opening and D counter represented as visible forms

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Henry White & Francis Henry Hawkins

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Two-line CHW over FHH lettering rounded plaque with its bottom projection are retained in the same order and orientation

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Horner

Maker record · Open in the atlas

An intertwined uppercase C and H monogram sharing central strokes, inside exactly one circular punch boundary

Low confidence · Source record

C•H as two uppercase serif capitals with one centered dot between them, inside one compact rounded-rectangle cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Hougham

0.84–1.88× melt$46–102/ozt

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Uppercase C, centered pellet, and uppercase H inside one plain rounded rectangular cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Uppercase C and uppercase H inside one rectangular cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Charles J Hill

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Mark reading Three letters in touching diamond, hexagonal, and diamond compartments retain their left-to-right sequence and zigzag border arrangement; line reconstruction — Line reconstruction

Three letters in touching diamond, hexagonal, and diamond compartments retain their left-to-right sequence and zigzag border arrangement

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Jackson

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Two upright initials and their oval border retain the source arrangement

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Jackson: Outlined reconstruction of the compact vertical I/A-like arrangement with upper and lower circular/worn devices, preserving relative positions; line reconstruction. — Line reconstruction

Outlined reconstruction of the compact vertical I/A-like arrangement with upper and lower circular/worn devices, preserving relative posi…

Low confidence · Source record

Charles John Hall Marlow

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Mark reading Left-to-right CJHM lettering long rounded rectangular cartouche are retained; the line drawing removes relief and photographic grain; oxidized reconstruction — Oxidized reconstruction

Left-to-right CJHM lettering long rounded rectangular cartouche are retained; the line drawing removes relief and photographic grain

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Jones

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles Jones: The visible mark geometry and supported lettering or device; oxidized reconstruction. — Oxidized reconstruction

Source-bounded low-confidence contour preserves the visible mark geometry and supported lettering or device

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Kandler II

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Two letters and oval enclosure with top-center notch retained

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Lias

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Uppercase C and uppercase L inside one long rounded rectangular cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Loloma (1921–1991)

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles Loloma Jewelry

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Louis Boehme

Maker record · Open in the atlas

C.L.Boehme

Low confidence · Source record

Charles M. Robbins

Maker record · Open in the atlas

CMR, arm, bird

Low confidence · Source record

R, wing

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Maas & Co

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Oval cartouche and two initials are reconstructed with their left-to-right order and open letter forms retained

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Mappin

Maker record · Open in the atlas

CM as two worn uppercase serif letters without punctuation, inside one small rounded rectangular cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Marsh (probably)

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Two circular letter punches small central diamond retain their visible left-to-right arrangement

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles May

Later C C May & Sons (from c1881)

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Rounded rectangle, C, central stop, and M are retained in their visible left-to-right order

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles May

Silver and crystal scent flask, Birmingham 1892

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Uppercase C and uppercase M inside one horizontal rounded-rectangle cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Owen George

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles Owen George: Three visible capitals C O G are preserved in left-to-right order with their source-supported simple contours; oxidized reconstruction. — Oxidized reconstruction

Three visible capitals C O G in left-to-right order with their source-supported simple contours

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Packer & Co Ltd

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Large CP-like upper pair and lower ampersand/C/o/L/d-like sequence retained in two tiers inside one rough rectangular punch

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Penny Brown

Maker record · Open in the atlas

The three dark rounded letters maintain the source’s left-to-right sequence and separated arrangement

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Perry & Co

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Mark reading The horizontal cartouche, punctuated multi-character sequence, and rightmost terminal punctuation retain the photographed left-to-right a…; line reconstruction — Line reconstruction

The horizontal cartouche, punctuated multi-character sequence, and rightmost terminal punctuation retain the photographed left-to-right a…

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Price

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles Price: The CP sequence and supported border; oxidized reconstruction. — Oxidized reconstruction

Clean redraw preserves the CP sequence and supported border

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Rawlings

Maker record · Open in the atlas

C R arranged left to right inside one worn rectangular cartouche

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Rawlings & William Summers

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Square cartouche with two stacked rows of initials is retained in the source reading order, including the rounded-square border

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles S Green & Co Ltd

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Charles S Green & Co Ltd: The two-row CSG over ampersand-and-CO arrangement, irregular wavy-top cartouche, and pointed lower center are preserved; oxidized reconstruction. — Oxidized reconstruction

The two-row CSG over ampersand-and-CO arrangement, irregular wavy-top cartouche, and pointed lower center. The and no contextual label is…

Low confidence · Source record

Charles Shipway

Maker record · Open in the atlas

C, point and S remain in order inside the visible clipped-corner rectangular cartouche

Medium confidence · Source record

Charles Sienesi

Maker record · Open in the atlas

Mark reading The paired initials with intervening stop and their irregular surrounding outline are retained in the photographed horizontal arrangement; line reconstruction — Line reconstruction

The paired initials with intervening stop and their irregular surrounding outline are retained in the photographed horizontal arrangement

Low confidence · Source record

Maker identity is provisional. Matching names across source collections are not merged. Names that were catalog headings, lot titles, or assay/place indexes stay in the atlas only. Melt multiples are the interquartile spread of sold price divided by silver value at that lot’s sale date — not a valuation of your object, and the floor can sit below 1×. USD-per-troy-ounce equivalents use the July 2026 monthly silver reference: USD 54.17 per troy ounce of sterling. This dated reference is not a current silver quote.

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