Elias Baker
New Brunswick, NJ c. 1840-1855
New Brunswick, NJ c. 1840-1855
The Baker-Manchester Co.
Providence, RI c. 1914-c. 1930 Makers of sterling flatware, holloware,
and novelties, including many fancy and unusual flatware serving pieces.
See flatware patterns.
Providence, RI c. 1914-c. 1930 Makers of sterling flatware, holloware,
and novelties, including many fancy and unusual flatware serving pieces.
See flatware patterns.
George Baker
Providence, RI and Salem MA 1811-c. 1840
Providence, RI and Salem MA 1811-c. 1840
Stephens Baker
Wilmington, NC and Salem, MA c. 1817-1818 Silversmith,
watchmaker and jeweler.
Wilmington, NC and Salem, MA c. 1817-1818 Silversmith,
watchmaker and jeweler.
Thomas Baker
Concord, NH c. 1817-1820 In partnership with Jabez Baldwin in the firm of
Baldwin & Baker c. 1817-1819.
Concord, NH c. 1817-1820 In partnership with Jabez Baldwin in the firm of
Baldwin & Baker c. 1817-1819.
Eleazer Baker
Ashford, CT c. 1785-1793 Silversmith, clock and watchmaker.
Ashford, CT c. 1785-1793 Silversmith, clock and watchmaker.
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Roswell Hopkins Bailey
Woodstock, VT 1837-1880 Was in partnership with Samuel C. Bailey,
Charles Chase and Ebenezer Eaton in Claremont, NH as E.E. Bailey & Co.
1837-1839.
Woodstock, VT 1837-1880 Was in partnership with Samuel C. Bailey,
Charles Chase and Ebenezer Eaton in Claremont, NH as E.E. Bailey & Co.
1837-1839.
Baird-North Co.
Providence, RI 1895-c. 1930 Founded by William Gilmore Hussey as a gold and
silversmith firm and became a mail order house for gold and sterling flatware, holloware, jewelry and
novelties made by other manufacturers. Merged with Jason Weiler Co., a diamond and jewelery concern, c.
1930 and moved to Boston, changing the name at that time to the Jason Weiler Baird-North Co.
Providence, RI 1895-c. 1930 Founded by William Gilmore Hussey as a gold and
silversmith firm and became a mail order house for gold and sterling flatware, holloware, jewelry and
novelties made by other manufacturers. Merged with Jason Weiler Co., a diamond and jewelery concern, c.
1930 and moved to Boston, changing the name at that time to the Jason Weiler Baird-North Co.
William Baily, Jr.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1820-1850
Philadelphia, PA c. 1820-1850
Samuel Philbrick Bailey
Woodstock, VT 1842-1845 and Indianapolis, IN 1850-1860
Woodstock, VT 1842-1845 and Indianapolis, IN 1850-1860
Loring Bailey
Boston, MA and Hingham, MA c. 1759-c. 1805
Boston, MA and Hingham, MA c. 1759-c. 1805
Ebenezer Eaton Bailey
Claremont, NH 1825-1862 Was in the firms of E.E. & S.C. Bailey 1825-1862 and
E.E. Bailey & Co. 1837-1839.
Claremont, NH 1825-1862 Was in the firms of E.E. & S.C. Bailey 1825-1862 and
E.E. Bailey & Co. 1837-1839.
Henry Bailey
Boston, MA c. 1800
Boston, MA c. 1800
Lebbeus Bailey (b. 1763 d. 1827)
North Yarmouth, ME c. 1780-1816 Partnered with his sone Lebbeus (Jr.) in the firm
of Lebbeus Bailey & Son in 1816. Silversmith and clockmaker.
North Yarmouth, ME c. 1780-1816 Partnered with his sone Lebbeus (Jr.) in the firm
of Lebbeus Bailey & Son in 1816. Silversmith and clockmaker.
Stanley Sanford Baldwin
New York, NY 1827-1834 Partnered with Samuel Baldwin in the firm
of S.S. & S. Baldwin 1830-1832. Silversmith and watchmaker.
New York, NY 1827-1834 Partnered with Samuel Baldwin in the firm
of S.S. & S. Baldwin 1830-1832. Silversmith and watchmaker.
Jesse Garrettson Baldwin
Oxford, CT 1825-1832 and Middletown, CT 1833-1834
In the firm of J. & S. Baldwin 1833-1834.
Oxford, CT 1825-1832 and Middletown, CT 1833-1834
In the firm of J. & S. Baldwin 1833-1834.
Jabez C. Baldwin
Salem, MA c. 1795-1813 and Boston, MA 1813-1817 In the partnerships of
Baldwin & Jones 1813-1817 and Baldwin & Baker with Thomas Baker c. 1817.
Salem, MA c. 1795-1813 and Boston, MA 1813-1817 In the partnerships of
Baldwin & Jones 1813-1817 and Baldwin & Baker with Thomas Baker c. 1817.
L.G. Balfour Co.
Attleboro, MA 1913-c. 1980 Makers of sterling holloware and
jewelry.
Attleboro, MA 1913-c. 1980 Makers of sterling holloware and
jewelry.
Ball, Black & Co.
New York, NY 1851-1876 Founded by William Black and
Henry Ball. Successors to Ball, Tompkins & Black. Became
Black, Starr & Frost in 1876. Makers and retailers of quality sterling flatware and holloware.
New York, NY 1851-1876 Founded by William Black and
Henry Ball. Successors to Ball, Tompkins & Black. Became
Black, Starr & Frost in 1876. Makers and retailers of quality sterling flatware and holloware.
Ball, Tompkins & Black
New York NY 1839-1851 Henry Ball,
Erastus O. Tompkins and William Black.
Successors to Marquand & Co. and succeeded by Ball, Black & Co.
New York NY 1839-1851 Henry Ball,
Erastus O. Tompkins and William Black.
Successors to Marquand & Co. and succeeded by Ball, Black & Co.
Edward Ball Co.
New York, NY c. 1918-1919 Makers of sterling holloware.
New York, NY c. 1918-1919 Makers of sterling holloware.
William Ball (b. 1763 d. 1815)
Baltimore, MD 1785-1815 In the partnership of Johnson & Ball with
Israel Johnson 1785-1790 and later the partnership of Ball & Heald with
John S. Heald 1811-1812.
Baltimore, MD 1785-1815 In the partnership of Johnson & Ball with
Israel Johnson 1785-1790 and later the partnership of Ball & Heald with
John S. Heald 1811-1812.
Ball & Heald
Baltimore, MD 1811-1812 William Ball and and John S. Heald.
Baltimore, MD 1811-1812 William Ball and and John S. Heald.
Calvin Stowe Ball (b. 1798)
Pompey, NY c. 1825
Pompey, NY c. 1825
Webb C. Ball Co.
Cleveland, OH 1879-1962 A watchmaking and jewelry house, made an
assortment of souvenir spoons in the early 1900's.
Cleveland, OH 1879-1962 A watchmaking and jewelry house, made an
assortment of souvenir spoons in the early 1900's.
Calvin Stowe Ball (b. 1832)
Syracuse, NY 1853-c. 1910 In the partnership of Stone & Ball with Seymour H. Stone
1853-1869. Silversmith and jeweler.
Syracuse, NY 1853-c. 1910 In the partnership of Stone & Ball with Seymour H. Stone
1853-1869. Silversmith and jeweler.
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