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 son
John Gorham.
Providence, RI 1841-1850 Partnership of Jabez Gorham and son
John Gorham.
Gorham & Co.
Providence, RI 1852-1865
Providence, RI 1852-1865
Gorham Manufacturing Co.
Providence, RI 1865-Present
Company history
Gorham date marks
Flatware patterns
Website
Providence, RI 1865-Present
Company history
Gorham date marks
Flatware patterns
Website
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 1831-1837 Jabez Gorham and Henry L. Webster.
Providence, RI 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.
Gilbert 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
Baltimore, MD 1816-1868 In the partnerships of Gelston & 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.
Baltimore, MD 1816-1868 In the partnerships of Gelston & 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 (b. 1815 d. 1883)
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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