Gorham & Thurber
Providence, RI 1850-1852 John Gorham and Gorham Thurber.
Providence, RI 1850-1852 John Gorham and Gorham Thurber.
J. Gorham & Son
Providence, RI 1841-1850 Partnership of Jabez Gorham and
John Gorham. A precursor to Gorham & Co.
Providence, RI 1841-1850 Partnership of Jabez Gorham and
John Gorham. A precursor to Gorham & Co.
Gorham & Co.
Providence, RI 1852-1865 Precursor to the Gorham
Manufacturing Co.
Providence, RI 1852-1865 Precursor to the Gorham
Manufacturing Co.
Gorham Manufacturing Co.
Providence, RI 1848-Present Founded in 1831 by Jabez
Gorham. Acquired William B. Durgin Co. and Whiting
Manufacturing Co. in 1924, the Alvin Corporation in 1928,
Quaker Silver Co. in 1959, and Graff, Washbourne & Dunn in
1961. Produced patterns for Easterling. Produced the famous
Martelé line from 1896 to the 1930's (see Glossary for more
information). Makers of flatware and a full array of products in
coin silver for their early items, sterling, silverplate, brass, copper,
iron and mixed metals. Website. See flatware patterns.
See Gorham date marks.
Providence, RI 1848-Present Founded in 1831 by Jabez
Gorham. Acquired William B. Durgin Co. and Whiting
Manufacturing Co. in 1924, the Alvin Corporation in 1928,
Quaker Silver Co. in 1959, and Graff, Washbourne & Dunn in
1961. Produced patterns for Easterling. Produced the famous
Martelé line from 1896 to the 1930's (see Glossary for more
information). Makers of flatware and a full array of products in
coin silver for their early items, sterling, silverplate, brass, copper,
iron and mixed metals. Website. See flatware patterns.
See Gorham date marks.
Gra-Wun Studio
Scottsdale, AZ 1959-2001 Founded by Ray Graves. Maker of sterling handwrought jewelry
and small items, much of it in the modernist style.
Scottsdale, AZ 1959-2001 Founded by Ray Graves. Maker of sterling handwrought jewelry
and small items, much of it in the modernist style.
Jesse R. Graves
Cooperstown, NY 1803-1847 Was in the partnership of Graves & Nicholas with
William Nichols 1809-1816.
Cooperstown, NY 1803-1847 Was in the partnership of Graves & Nicholas with
William Nichols 1809-1816.
Graff, Washbourne & Dunn
New York, NY 1899-1961 Founded by Charles Graff, William
Washbourne, and Clarence Dunn. They acquired Wood & Hughes in 1899. Graff,
Washbourne & Dunn was acquired by Gorham in 1961. Makers of sterling flatware,
holloware, and novelties.
New York, NY 1899-1961 Founded by Charles Graff, William
Washbourne, and Clarence Dunn. They acquired Wood & Hughes in 1899. Graff,
Washbourne & Dunn was acquired by Gorham in 1961. Makers of sterling flatware,
holloware, and novelties.
Gorham, Webster & Price
Providence, RI 1837-1841
Providence, RI 1837-1841
Gorham & Webster
Providence, RI c. 1831-1837 Jabez Gorham and Henry L. Webster.
Providence, RI c. 1831-1837 Jabez Gorham and Henry L. Webster.
David Greenleaf, Jr. (b. 1765 d. 1835)
Hartford, CT 1788-1811 In the partnership of Greenleaf & Oakes with Frederick Oakes
1804-1807.
Hartford, CT 1788-1811 In the partnership of Greenleaf & Oakes with Frederick Oakes
1804-1807.
G. Greene
Clinton and Manchester, MA 1840-1877
Clinton and Manchester, MA 1840-1877
Robert Gray
Portsmouth, NH 1813-1860
Portsmouth, NH 1813-1860
George Gray
Dover, NH 1826-1865
Dover, NH 1826-1865
Gray & Libby
Boston, MA 1850-1880 William Henry Gray and
? Libby.
Boston, MA 1850-1880 William Henry Gray and
? Libby.
Gowdey & Peabody
Nashville, TN 1843-1847 Partnership of Thomas Gowdey and John Peabody;
Peabody was the silversmith.
Nashville, TN 1843-1847 Partnership of Thomas Gowdey and John Peabody;
Peabody was the silversmith.
William Gowen
Medford, MA 1770-1794
Medford, MA 1770-1794
James Gould
Gould with Hugh Gelston 1816-1821; Gould, Stowell & Ward with A. Stowell and
William H. Ward 1855-1858; and Gould & Ward with William H. Ward 1858-1864.
Gould with Hugh Gelston 1816-1821; Gould, Stowell & Ward with A. Stowell and
William H. Ward 1855-1858; and Gould & Ward with William H. Ward 1858-1864.
Miles Gorham (b. 1747 d. 1847)
New Haven, CT 1790-1840
New Haven, CT 1790-1840
Richard Gove
Laconia, NH 1833-1882 Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
Laconia, NH 1833-1882 Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
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Graf & Neimann
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1900 Patented a fork for instructing young children how to correctly hold
their utensils. See photos.
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1900 Patented a fork for instructing young children how to correctly hold
their utensils. See photos.
Gregg & Hayden (See Hayden, Gregg & Co.)
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Gould & Ward
Baltimore, MD 1858-1864 James Gould and William H. Ward.
Baltimore, MD 1858-1864 James Gould and William H. Ward.
Gould, Stowell & Ward
Baltimore, MD 1855-1858 James Gould, A. Stowell, and
William H. Ward.
Baltimore, MD 1855-1858 James Gould, A. Stowell, and
William H. Ward.
Green Duck Co.
Chicago, IL c. 1933-1934 Made sterling and silverplated
souvenir spoons for the Century of Progress World's Fair.
Chicago, IL c. 1933-1934 Made sterling and silverplated
souvenir spoons for the Century of Progress World's Fair.
William Gregg
Lexington, KY 1818-1821; Petersburg, VA 1821-1823; Vincennes, IN c. 1823;
Columbia, SC 1824-1831; Charleston, SC 1838-1853 Was in the partnerships of
Hayden, Gregg & Co. 1843-1846, Gregg & Hayden 1843-1846 and Gregg, Hayden & Co. 1846-1852.
Lexington, KY 1818-1821; Petersburg, VA 1821-1823; Vincennes, IN c. 1823;
Columbia, SC 1824-1831; Charleston, SC 1838-1853 Was in the partnerships of
Hayden, Gregg & Co. 1843-1846, Gregg & Hayden 1843-1846 and Gregg, Hayden & Co. 1846-1852.
C.F. Greenwood & Bro.
Norfolk, VA c. 1851-1904 Charles F. Greenwood and Frederic
Greenwood.
Norfolk, VA c. 1851-1904 Charles F. Greenwood and Frederic
Greenwood.
Charles F. Greenwood
Norfolk, VA 1848-1904 Was in the firm of C.F. Greenwood & Bro c. 1851-1904.
Norfolk, VA 1848-1904 Was in the firm of C.F. Greenwood & Bro c. 1851-1904.
Jacob Gregg
Alexandria, VA 1803-1809 Silversmith and watchmaker.
Alexandria, VA 1803-1809 Silversmith and watchmaker.
Greenleaf & Crosby
St. Augustine, FL c. 1890-Present Primarily a jeweler, made souvenir spoons in the
1890's to 1920's.
St. Augustine, FL c. 1890-Present Primarily a jeweler, made souvenir spoons in the
1890's to 1920's.
Gorham to Gregg
Gorham to Gregg
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