Stieff Catalogs through the years
Here are the various Stieff Catalogs
Click on the YEAR to chose that Catalog
For product identification, the best two to use are
usually the 1937 and 1939 as they give exact sizes.
However, please know that in the 1950’s and later, many sizes were
reduced a bit to keep pricing competitive.
This is the first Stieff Catalog
Complements of Imperialhalfbushel.com
From my personal collection
Complements of John Lilly at silvermatchingcompany.com
From my personal collection
Complements of sterlingflatwarefashions.com
A 1928 Catalog was printed, but I do not have an
example of it. If you have a copy that I can reproduce and publish here, please contact me.
1957 Stieff Hollow Ware Catalog & Williamsburg with Price Lists
From my personal collection
with Price Lists
From my personal collection
There are other Stieff Catalogs from the 1960’s and 1970’s of which I do not have examples. If you own one of the missing catalogs and would be willing to either scan it, or loan it to me so that I can scan and return it... please contact me.
w/ 1985 Price List
Kirk Stieff 1988 Trophy Catalog
1989 KIRK-STIEFF Flatware Catalog
with price list
Jim Stieff Collection
Shown below is the cover of Gideon N. Stieff’s personal copy of the
1937 Catalog, Leather bound and embossed with his name
From the personal collection of Rodney and Dottie Stieff
If you have other Stieff Material that you would loan to me for reproduction and return, Please contact me.
NOTE: 1910, 1920 and 1937 Covers have been colorized and may not be accurate
From my personal collection
Complements of John Lilly at silvermatchingcompany.com
From my personal collection
1940 Colonial Williamsburg Catalog
The introduction of Raleigh Tavern aka Queen Anne
In the early 1950’s the shopping patterns of Americans were
changing. Shopping centers were being built everywhere and downtowns started to decline. Stieff grew its network of dealers at this time. Rather than mailing thousand of catalogs to clients, the switch was made to a dealer book. Customers would go to the local Stieff Dealer and look at a large professional catalog in the dealers shop, and then place an order.
The catalogs could be updated easily by changing out the price lists in the black “Mult-0 Binders”catalogs. This cut down on printing costs as the binders could be used for many years.
1952 Dealer Catalog w/ Price Lists
From my personal collection
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