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D.S. Spaulding Co.
Mansfield, MA c. 1896-1922 Makers of sterling holloware, novelties, and jewelry.
Mansfield, MA c. 1896-1922 Makers of sterling holloware, novelties, and jewelry.
Spaulding & Co.
Chicago, IL 1888-1973 Founded in 1888 by Henry A. Spaulding when he acquired
the business of N. Matson & Co. Successor to S. Hoard & Co. Was owned by
Gorham in the late 1920's to 1943 and went under the name Spaulding-Gorham during that
time. Well known as a jewelry retailer, Spaulding & Co. also manufactured and retailed
sterling holloware. Acquired by S.S. Peacock.
Chicago, IL 1888-1973 Founded in 1888 by Henry A. Spaulding when he acquired
the business of N. Matson & Co. Successor to S. Hoard & Co. Was owned by
Gorham in the late 1920's to 1943 and went under the name Spaulding-Gorham during that
time. Well known as a jewelry retailer, Spaulding & Co. also manufactured and retailed
sterling holloware. Acquired by S.S. Peacock.
James E. Spear
Charleston, SC c. 1846-1871 Was in the partnership of Spear & Co. with J. Charles
Wood in 1849.
Charleston, SC c. 1846-1871 Was in the partnership of Spear & Co. with J. Charles
Wood in 1849.
George W. Snyder, Sr.
Paris, KY 1803-1813 Silversmith who is well known for his fishing reels.
Paris, KY 1803-1813 Silversmith who is well known for his fishing reels.
Isaac Speer
Chicago, IL c. 1842-1879 In the partnerships of Speer &
Cosper 1852-1853 and I. & E.W. Speer 1861-1879.
Chicago, IL c. 1842-1879 In the partnerships of Speer &
Cosper 1852-1853 and I. & E.W. Speer 1861-1879.
Thomas Spear
Bloomfield, NJ 1845-1857 and Columbus, GA 1858-1880 Silversmith, jeweler, and
watchmaker.
Bloomfield, NJ 1845-1857 and Columbus, GA 1858-1880 Silversmith, jeweler, and
watchmaker.
Spiegelhalder & Werne
Louisville, KY 1836-1858 A partnership between Ferdinand Spiegelhalder and
Joseph Werne, Sr., which ended upon Werne's death in 1858.
Louisville, KY 1836-1858 A partnership between Ferdinand Spiegelhalder and
Joseph Werne, Sr., which ended upon Werne's death in 1858.
David Huston Spears
Carpenters' Station, KY c. 1815-1820 and Springfield, KY 1820-1876
Carpenters' Station, KY c. 1815-1820 and Springfield, KY 1820-1876
Richard Smith
Newark, NJ 1844-1889
Newark, NJ 1844-1889
Richard Ewing Smith
Louisville, KY 1821-1849 Was in the
partnership of Smith & Grant 1827-1831
and Smith & Kitts c. 1844.
Louisville, KY 1821-1849 Was in the
partnership of Smith & Grant 1827-1831
and Smith & Kitts c. 1844.
Nathaniel W. Smith
Columbus, OH c. 1814; Wheeling, WV 1829-1838; and
Clarksburg, VA 1846
Columbus, OH c. 1814; Wheeling, WV 1829-1838; and
Clarksburg, VA 1846
William Smith
New York, NY 1817-1843
New York, NY 1817-1843
Zebulon Smith
Bangor, ME 1820-1849 and Ellsworth, ME 1849-1865 Was in the partnerships of Smith &
Clapp with Amasa L. Clapp 1834-1835 and later Smith & Skerry with Henry Skerry
1846-1849.
Bangor, ME 1820-1849 and Ellsworth, ME 1849-1865 Was in the partnerships of Smith &
Clapp with Amasa L. Clapp 1834-1835 and later Smith & Skerry with Henry Skerry
1846-1849.
Martin S. Smith / M.S. Smith & Co.
Detroit, MI 1859-1889 Formed M.S. Smith & Co. with brothers
Frank G. and Edward J. Smith in 1864. Succeeded by Frank G. Smith, Sons & Co. in 1889.
Detroit, MI 1859-1889 Formed M.S. Smith & Co. with brothers
Frank G. and Edward J. Smith in 1864. Succeeded by Frank G. Smith, Sons & Co. in 1889.
J. & G. Snyder
Paris, KY 1845-1848 James C. Snyder and father George W. Snyder, Jr. Marks for
this partnership read both "J. & C. Snyder" and "J. & G. Snyder".
Paris, KY 1845-1848 James C. Snyder and father George W. Snyder, Jr. Marks for
this partnership read both "J. & C. Snyder" and "J. & G. Snyder".
Smith to Spiegelhalder
Smith to Spiegelhalder
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