Silversmiths

John Christian Wiltberger (b. 1769 d. 1851)
Philadelphia, PA 1793-1819 Was in the partnership of Wiltberger & Alexander
with Samuel Alexander 1797-1799.

Wilson & Klein
Vicksburg, MS 1842-1849 S.H. Wilson & John Alexander Klein.

R. & W. Wilson
Philadelphia, PA c. 1825-1846 Robert and
William Wilson.

Hosea Wilson / Hosea Wilson & Co.
Baltimore, MD c. 1812-1819 Was in the partnership of Hosea Wilson &
Co. 1814-1816.

Edwin Franklin Wilson
Rochester, NY 1838-1850 The mark to the far right was when
Wilson was an apprentice to Erastus Cook.

William Wilson & Son
Philadelphia, PA c. 1883 to c. 1909 Makers of sterling and silverplated novelties.

Hugh Wishart
New York, NY 1793-1824

William Wise, Jr.
Brooklyn, NY c.1839-1860

Robert Wilson
New York, NY 1803-1816 and Philadelphia, PA 1816-1846 Was in the partnership of
R. & W. Wilson c. 1825-1846.

S. & S. Wilson
Philadelphia, PA c. 1805

Wolcott & Gelston
Boston, MA 1820-1827 A partnership between Henry D. Wolcott
and Maltby Gelston.

J. Wiss & Sons
Newark, NJ 1885-1976 Successor to the Jacob Wiss Cutlery Co. Primarily
a shears and cutlery manufacturer, some with sterling handles. Jewelry and
silverware was added to their line in the 1890's. A retail store was opened in 1887 and continues today
as Wiss & Lambert Bros. Jewelers.