| Silversmiths - Elias to Ensko |
Ellmore Silver Co.
Meriden, CT c. 1935-1960 Acquired Concord Silversmiths,
G.H. French & Co., W. & S. Blackinton, and the Frank M. Whiting Co.
When Ellmore went out of business in 1960, their flatware dies of
F.M. Whiting were sold to the Crown Silver Co.; the W. & S. Blackinton
Co. was sold to Raimond Silver. Makers of sterling flatware, holloware, and novelties.
Meriden, CT c. 1935-1960 Acquired Concord Silversmiths,
G.H. French & Co., W. & S. Blackinton, and the Frank M. Whiting Co.
When Ellmore went out of business in 1960, their flatware dies of
F.M. Whiting were sold to the Crown Silver Co.; the W. & S. Blackinton
Co. was sold to Raimond Silver. Makers of sterling flatware, holloware, and novelties.
Joseph Thorpe Elliston
Nashville, TN 1798-c. 1820 Was in the partnership of Elliston & Hunter in
1802. Nashville's first silversmith. Served as Nashville's fourth mayor
1814-1817. Although Elliston continued to own a clock, watchmaking, and jewelery business until 1856, it is
believed he stopped silversmithing around 1820.
Nashville, TN 1798-c. 1820 Was in the partnership of Elliston & Hunter in
1802. Nashville's first silversmith. Served as Nashville's fourth mayor
1814-1817. Although Elliston continued to own a clock, watchmaking, and jewelery business until 1856, it is
believed he stopped silversmithing around 1820.
Empire Art Silver
New York, NY 1890's-1930 A division of E&J Bass, Inc. Made mostly
silverplated wares, but also made some sterling vanity and novelty items.
New York, NY 1890's-1930 A division of E&J Bass, Inc. Made mostly
silverplated wares, but also made some sterling vanity and novelty items.
Thomas Knox Emery
Boston, MA 1802-1815
Boston, MA 1802-1815
Empire Crafts Corp.
Newark, NJ 1930's-1950's Makers of sterling and silverplate
flatware under the brand name Royal Crest. Absorbed by Oneida. See flatware patterns.
Newark, NJ 1930's-1950's Makers of sterling and silverplate
flatware under the brand name Royal Crest. Absorbed by Oneida. See flatware patterns.
Empire Silver Co., Inc.
Brooklyn, NY 1946-Present Makers of sterling and pewter holloware. Website
Brooklyn, NY 1946-Present Makers of sterling and pewter holloware. Website
Stephen Emery
Salem, MA c. 1775-1800
Salem, MA c. 1775-1800
Thomas Eltonhead
Baltimore, MD c. 1835
Baltimore, MD c. 1835
Zebulon Elliott
New York, NY 1814-1821 and Salisbury, NC 1821 In the
partnership of Elliott & Burnham with E.B. Burnham in 1821.
New York, NY 1814-1821 and Salisbury, NC 1821 In the
partnership of Elliott & Burnham with E.B. Burnham in 1821.
George Augustus Eno / G. Eno & Co.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1850-1870 In the partnership of Bechtel & Eno
c. 1860-1870.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1850-1870 In the partnership of Bechtel & Eno
c. 1860-1870.
John Elliston
Nashville, TN 1809-1823 Silversmith and clockmaker.
Nashville, TN 1809-1823 Silversmith and clockmaker.
Thomas P. Emerson
Lafayette, IN 1855-1871
Lafayette, IN 1855-1871
Ensko
New York, NY 1878-1970 Makers of quality sterling historic reproduction items.
New York, NY 1878-1970 Makers of quality sterling historic reproduction items.
Henry P. Elias
Cincinnati, OH 1855-1868
Cincinnati, OH 1855-1868
Charles T. Emery
Portsmouth, NH 1851-c. 1875
Portsmouth, NH 1851-c. 1875
Elias to Ensko
Elias to Ensko
Alfred H. Ellsworth
Pasadena, CA 1925-1929
Pasadena, CA 1925-1929
P.W. Ellis
Toronto, ON, Canada 1877-1928 Founded by Philip W. Ellis
and Matthew C. Ellis. Taken over by Birks in 1928.
Toronto, ON, Canada 1877-1928 Founded by Philip W. Ellis
and Matthew C. Ellis. Taken over by Birks in 1928.
Z. & W.S. Elliott
New York, NY and Salisbury, NC 1815-1820 Zebulon & W.S. Elliott.
New York, NY and Salisbury, NC 1815-1820 Zebulon & W.S. Elliott.
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