John Schuyler Walter
New York, NY 1811-1835
New York, NY 1811-1835
R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. / Wallace Silversmiths
Wallingford, CT 1871-Present R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. was
founded by Robert Wallace as a successor to Wallace, Simpson & Co.
Their sterling line began in 1875. The name was changed to Wallace Silversmiths in
1956. Wallace purchased the Watson Co. in 1956, Tuttle Silversmiths in 1958, and
Smith & Smith in 1958. In 1959, Wallace was sold to the Hamilton Watch Co. and
proceeded to change hands several times until 1986 when it was bought by
Syratech and moved to Syracuse, NY. Major manufacturer of sterling flatware
and holloware. Website. See flatware patterns.
Wallingford, CT 1871-Present R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co. was
founded by Robert Wallace as a successor to Wallace, Simpson & Co.
Their sterling line began in 1875. The name was changed to Wallace Silversmiths in
1956. Wallace purchased the Watson Co. in 1956, Tuttle Silversmiths in 1958, and
Smith & Smith in 1958. In 1959, Wallace was sold to the Hamilton Watch Co. and
proceeded to change hands several times until 1986 when it was bought by
Syratech and moved to Syracuse, NY. Major manufacturer of sterling flatware
and holloware. Website. See flatware patterns.
William Walker
Philadelphia, PA c. 1793-1816
Philadelphia, PA c. 1793-1816
D.N. Walford
Washington, DC 1920's A sporting goods, cutlery, and souvenir merchant. Made sterling
souvenir spoons.
Washington, DC 1920's A sporting goods, cutlery, and souvenir merchant. Made sterling
souvenir spoons.
J. Wagner & Sons
New York, NY 1909-1965 Makers of sterling and silverplated holloware.
New York, NY 1909-1965 Makers of sterling and silverplated holloware.
John Wallace
Pittsburgh, PA 1818-1842
Pittsburgh, PA 1818-1842
Vera Wang Silver
A line of sterling and stainless flatware and holloware inspired by the fashion
designer and made by Towle Silversmiths. See flatware patterns.
A line of sterling and stainless flatware and holloware inspired by the fashion
designer and made by Towle Silversmiths. See flatware patterns.
L. Walker
Boston, MA c. 1825
Boston, MA c. 1825
The Wallingford Co.
Wallingford, CT 1887-1941 Makers of sterling and silverplate
flatware and holloware. Became part of Wallace Silversmiths.
Wallingford, CT 1887-1941 Makers of sterling and silverplate
flatware and holloware. Became part of Wallace Silversmiths.
James E. H. Wallin
New York, NY 1842-1849 Was in the partnerships of Freeman & Wallin
with Norman A. Freeman and Samuel Wallin 1842-1845 and then S. &
J. Wallin with Samuel Wallin 1845-1847.
New York, NY 1842-1849 Was in the partnerships of Freeman & Wallin
with Norman A. Freeman and Samuel Wallin 1842-1845 and then S. &
J. Wallin with Samuel Wallin 1845-1847.
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Joseph M. Walter
Baltimore, MD 1835-1860
Baltimore, MD 1835-1860
Waite-Thresher
Providence, RI 1884-c. 1927 Founded by Daniel B. Waite and Henry Thresher. Thimble
manufacturer.
Providence, RI 1884-c. 1927 Founded by Daniel B. Waite and Henry Thresher. Thimble
manufacturer.
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia, PA 1870-Present Well known department store. The
manufacturing of silver goods bearing their Wanamaker's mark was
outsourced to other makers.
Philadelphia, PA 1870-Present Well known department store. The
manufacturing of silver goods bearing their Wanamaker's mark was
outsourced to other makers.
Albert Wakefield
Great Falls and Dover, NH 1846-1867 Was a partner in the firm of
Wakefield & Woodward with James J. Woodward in 1867.
Great Falls and Dover, NH 1846-1867 Was a partner in the firm of
Wakefield & Woodward with James J. Woodward in 1867.
Jacob Walter
Baltimore, MD c. 1815
Baltimore, MD c. 1815
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