Silversmiths

John Campbell
Fayetteville, NC 1827-1836 and Nashville, TN 1836-c. 1857 Was in a
number of partnerships:
Selph & Campbell with John Selph 1827-1829.
Campbell & Prior with Warren Prior 1834-1836.
With John Peabody 1836-1837.
Campbell & Stevens 1849-1850
Campbell & Donigan with George Washington Donigan 1853-1855

Campbell Metcalf Silver Co.
Providence, RI 1892-1900 Founded by Ernest W.
Campbell and Joseph M. Metcalf. Makers of sterling
flatware and souvenir spoons. See flatware patterns.

Thomas G. Calvert
Lexington, KY c. 1850-1857 Was in the partnership of Calvert &
Burnet with Benjamin L. Burnet 1855-1857. Stopped silversmithing in 1857, but continued to retail
silver made by others and stamp these wares with his mark until 1899.

William Henry Calhoun
Nashville, TN 1835-1865 Was in partnership with J. Flowers as
Calhoun & Flowers 1840-c. 1847.

James E. Caldwell / J.E. Caldwell & Co.
Philadelphia, PA 1839-Present James Emmett Caldwell worked
independently 1839-1843. He entered into a partnership with
James M. Bennett by the name of Bennett & Caldwell 1843-1848.
When Bennett left in 1848 the business of J.E. Caldwell & Co was established, taking on John C. Farr as a
partner Silver manufacturing ceased around 1860. Today they are a well known jewelry company.

Canfield, Bro. & Co.
Baltimore, MD 1848-1881 Ira Canfield, William Canfield and
J.R. Arminger. Succeeded by Welsh & Bro.

Thomas Boyle Campbell
Winchester, VA c. 1820-1858 In the partnerships of Campbell & Polk with Robert Isaac Watts
Polk 1850-1858 and Campbell & Meredith c. 1850.

R. & A. Campbell
Baltimore, MD 1835-1854 Robert and Andrew Campbell.

Canfield & Brother
Baltimore, MD 1835-1865 A partnership between Ira C. Canfield,
William Canfield, and Jared Canfield. Succeeded by Canfield Brother & Co.

Samuel Canfield (b. 1756 d. 1814)
Middletown, CT 1780-1801; Lansingburgh, NY 1801-1805; and Scanticoke, NY
c. 1806, In the partnerships of Canfield & Hall c. 1790-1805 and Canfield &
Foote c. 1795-1805.

George Reid Calhoun / G.R. Calhoun & Co.
Nashville, TN 1847-1903 Worked with his brother William H. Calhoun.
Upon his brother's death in 1865, he continued as G.R. Calhoun & Co.
until his own death in 1903.

Cann & Dunn
New York, NY c. 1855-1857 John Cann and David Dunn.

Campbell & Donigan
Nashville, TN 1853-1855 John Campbell and George
Washington Donigan. Silversmiths, jewelers, and watchmakers.

Robert Campbell
Baltimore, MD 1818-1835 In the partnerships of Richards & Campbell c. 1819 and
R. & A. Campbell 1835-1854.

John W.H. Canoll
Albany, NY c. 1824-1848

George Cannon
Warwick, RI c. 1800-1825 and Nantucket, MA 1825-1835

Silversmiths - Caldwell to Caron

Carence Crafters
Chicago, IL 1908-c. 1918 Founded by R.D. Camp, J.H. Dunham, and C.D. Greene.
Makers of handwrought, usually etched Arts & Crafts wares of various metals. Some
small sterling items and jewelry.

James Hazen Carleton
Haverhill, MA 1840-1855 Silversmith and
jeweler.

Abraham Carlile
Philadelphia, PA 1791-1794

David Carlson
Gardner, MA 1920-1931 A Boston Society of Arts & Crafts "Master Craftsman,"
Carlson worked with Arthur Stone until 1919 then operated his own shop until his death
in 1931.

Henry A. Cargill
Nashville, TN 1836-1839

Campbell & Polk
Winchester, VA 1850-1858 A partnership between Thomas
Campbell and Robert I.W. Polk, ending upon Campbell's death in 1858.

Lewis Burton Candee / L.B. Candee & Co.
Woodbury, CT 1826-c. 1835 Was in the partnerships of Curtiss,
Candee & Co. 1826-1831 and then Curtis, Candee & Stiles 1831-1835.
Worked under the name L.B. Candee & Co. after 1835.