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ChineseArgent: All Silver: Art, Antiques, Hallmark & Articles
Chinese Export Silver. Silver antique, Chinese Art, Silver hallmarks, fineness, Coin Silver, Maker's mark, flatware patterns
American Retailer Silver Marks W1
Retailer / merchants / importers and businesses: W - Page 1/2
This section only contains American and Canadian Retailer / merchants / importers and businesses. For American and Canadian Silversmith or maker, please click here.
The listings are arranged in alphabetical order by the last name of the silversmith name or company.
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Founded by Hermann Wachhorst, jeweler. The business continued after after his death in 1899 to c. 1940.
Founded by Seth Wadsworth, jeweler.
Jeweler. Was in the partnerships of Baird & Wait 1858-1864 then Wait Bros. 1871-1885.
Albert Wakefield and James J. Woodward.
Arthur Frederick Wall and J.D. Dougherty.
Watchmaker and jeweler, operated as S.H. Wales & Co. 1872-1875.
Manufacturing jeweler.
Watchmaker and jeweler. Was in the partnership of Walton & Acklin from 1892 until his death in 1904. Walton & Acklin remained in business to c. 1912.
Jeweler and merchant.
Succeeded by Parker & Davis.
Brothers Joseph H. and David E. Washburn. Jewelers and fancy good merchants.
The business continued as J.H. Washburn & Co. after Washburn's death in 1897.
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Jeweler.
W. Warren Wattles and James Sheafer
Jeweler.
G.G. Wells and William H. Chamberlain.
Founded by Walter Wells and Charles Day.
George William Welsh and John K. Payne.
William Wendell and William Feltman, jewelers. Mark shown here on a piece made by John L. Westervelt.
Charles Wendell and Edward Sigmund Hyman.
William Wendell and his brother-in-law Richard H. Roberts.
Watchmakers and jewelers.
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