Dirk Van Erp Studios
San Francisco, CA 1910-1977 Founded by Dirk Van Erp. Best known for their handwrought
Arts & Crafts copper work, they did work in other metals, including sterling.
San Francisco, CA 1910-1977 Founded by Dirk Van Erp. Best known for their handwrought
Arts & Crafts copper work, they did work in other metals, including sterling.
John Van Derveer
Somerset, NJ 1800-1830
Somerset, NJ 1800-1830
W.K. Vanderslice & Co.
San Francisco, CA 1860-1906
Founded by William Keyser Vanderslice Sterling and coin silver
flatware and holloware, two flatware patterns patented
by Vanderslice. Acquired by Shreve & Co. Many
Vanderslice items can be dated by the address that
often accompanies the maker's mark:
134 Washington St. 1858-1860
728 Montgomery St. 1860-1862
810 Montgomery St. 1863-1871
136 Sutter St. 1872-1906
San Francisco, CA 1860-1906
Founded by William Keyser Vanderslice Sterling and coin silver
flatware and holloware, two flatware patterns patented
by Vanderslice. Acquired by Shreve & Co. Many
Vanderslice items can be dated by the address that
often accompanies the maker's mark:
134 Washington St. 1858-1860
728 Montgomery St. 1860-1862
810 Montgomery St. 1863-1871
136 Sutter St. 1872-1906
Clarence A. Vanderbilt
New York, NY c. 1891-1935 Maker of sterling holloware and novelties.
New York, NY c. 1891-1935 Maker of sterling holloware and novelties.
Van Voorhis & Schanck
New York, NY 1791-1793 Daniel Van Voorhis and
Garret Schenck.
New York, NY 1791-1793 Daniel Van Voorhis and
Garret Schenck.
Vansant & Co.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1850-c. 1887 John T. Vansant Makers of sterling
flatware and holloware.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1850-c. 1887 John T. Vansant Makers of sterling
flatware and holloware.
Benjamin Cromwell Van Vliet
Poughkeepsie, NY 1830-1847 In the partnership of Van Vliet &
Cromwell in 1844.
Poughkeepsie, NY 1830-1847 In the partnership of Van Vliet &
Cromwell in 1844.
Richard Van Dyck (Van Dyke)
New York, NY c. 1750-1756
New York, NY c. 1750-1756
James S. Vancourt / J.S. Vancourt & Co.
New York, NY c. 1840-c. 1860 Was in partnership with William L. Coles in the firm of Coles &
Vancourt 1848-1852.
New York, NY c. 1840-c. 1860 Was in partnership with William L. Coles in the firm of Coles &
Vancourt 1848-1852.
Peter Van Dyck (Van Dyke)
New York, NY 1705-1750
New York, NY 1705-1750
Van Voorhis & Coley
New York, NY 1785-1787 A partnership between Daniel Van Voorhis and
William Coley.
New York, NY 1785-1787 A partnership between Daniel Van Voorhis and
William Coley.
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John Vanall
Charleston, SC c. 1749-c. 1752
Charleston, SC c. 1749-c. 1752
John Valiant
Palmyra, MO c. 1848-1864
Palmyra, MO c. 1848-1864
Abraham Van Nice
Danville, KY c. 1813
Danville, KY c. 1813
Daniel Van Voorhis (b. 1751 d. 1824)
Princeton, NJ 1782-1784; New York, NY 1784-1785 and 1790-1818; and
Rupert, VT 1786-1788 Involved in a number of partnerships:
Van Voorhis, Bayley & Coley with Simeon A. Bayley and William Coley 1784-1785.
Van Voorhis, Bayley, Coley & Cox in 1785.
Van Voorhis & Coley with William Coley 1785-1787.
Coley & Van Voorhis with William Coley 1787-1788.
Van Voorhis & Schanck with Garret Schanck 1791-1793.
Van Voorhis & Son with stepson Thomas Richards 1797-1798, changing the name to Van Voorhis &
Richards 1798-1802.
Van Voorhis, Schanck & McCall with Garret Schanck and an unknown McCall in 1800.
Princeton, NJ 1782-1784; New York, NY 1784-1785 and 1790-1818; and
Rupert, VT 1786-1788 Involved in a number of partnerships:
Van Voorhis, Bayley & Coley with Simeon A. Bayley and William Coley 1784-1785.
Van Voorhis, Bayley, Coley & Cox in 1785.
Van Voorhis & Coley with William Coley 1785-1787.
Coley & Van Voorhis with William Coley 1787-1788.
Van Voorhis & Schanck with Garret Schanck 1791-1793.
Van Voorhis & Son with stepson Thomas Richards 1797-1798, changing the name to Van Voorhis &
Richards 1798-1802.
Van Voorhis, Schanck & McCall with Garret Schanck and an unknown McCall in 1800.
Valiant to Van Voorhis
Valiant to Van Voorhis
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