Jean Bach
Hudson, NY 1860-1886
Hudson, NY 1860-1886
Dover, NH 1855-1898
Jeweler and watchmaker.
New York, NY 1865-1866
Springfield, MA c. 1854-1858
Springfield, MA 1867-1869
Samuel E. Bailey & Samuel D. Graves.
Calais, ME 1860-1890
Ravenna, OH 1857-1862
Robert A. Baird and Edwin R. Wait, watchmakers and jewelers.
Ravenna, OH 1850-1864
Succeeded by Wait Bros. Was in the partnership of R.A. Baird & Co. 1854-1856 with J. Dewey.
Elyria, OH 1834-1839
Seymour W. Baldwin and Orrin Cowles, merchants.
New Britain, CT and Berlin, CT 1831-1856
New Orleans, LA 1842-1853
Jeweler.
San Francisco, CA 1865-1872
Marcus M. Baldwin, jeweler.
Poughkeepsie, NY 1840-1848; Sacramento, CA c. 1850;
Marysville, CA 1851 & c. 1860; Chico, CA 1865-1899
Elmira, NY 1886-1923
Founded by John Bally and Louis F. Bally. Jewelers.
Canton, NY c. 1859-1862
Jewelers.
Geneva, NY c. 1850-1861
E. Barnard and William Clark Van Deren. Jewelers.
Geneva, NY c. 1835-1861.
Was a partner in the firm of Barnard & Van Deren in c. 1850-1861.
Louisville, KY 1870-1897
Founded by Chauncey P. Barnes and Joseph J.B. Barnes; jewelers.
Southbridge, MA 1854-1892
Watchmaker and jeweler. Was in the partnership of Dresser & Barnes 1854-1857.
Syracuse, NY 1852-c. 1859
Memphis, TN 1867-1875 and 1883-1885; Louisville, KY 1875-1883
Went under the name F.D. Barnum & Co. 1868-1875 and
1883-1885.
San Francisco, CA 1850-1897
Jewelers.
New York, NY 1875-1909 with a branch in Saratoga Springs, NY c. 1900-1901
Charles F.A. Bartens and Thomas E. Rice.
New York, NY 1884-Present
Clinton, MA c. 1874-1918
Haverhill, MA c. 1873-1910
Was in the partnership of L. Kimball & Co. c. 1873-1879. Watchmaker and jeweler.
Reading, MA c. 1850-1865
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Wellsboro, PA c. 1844-1845; Litchfield, IL c. 1856-1877 and
Wellington and Norwich, KS 1886
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Lancaster, PA 1845-1846
Fancy goods merchants.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1850-1870
Merchant. Partnered with George Eno 1861-1870 in the firm of Bechtel & Eno, silverware manufacturers.
Sioux City, IA c. 1905-1933
Jewelers.
Syracuse, NY 1860-1901
Founded by James Becker and E. Gilbert Lathrop.
Syracuse, NY 1849-1860
Daniel Becker, jeweler.
Boston, MA c. 1853-1854
Watchmakers.
Baltimore, MD c. 1858-1896
Was principal of the Bein Jewelry Co. 1887-1896.
Nazareth, PA 1833-1870
Madison, WI c. 1856-1883
Watchmaker and jeweler. Was in the partnership of Cook & Belden c. 1856-1861.
Newburgh, NY 1874-1899
William Belknap and James F. Crist; jewelers.
Rockville, MD 1950-1991
Founded by Walter Bell. Operated as a catalog source for high quality gifts, adding showrooms in 1971. They sold sterling holloware under the trade name Warwick and silverplated holloware under the name Somerset.
Concord, NH 1867-1897
Jeweler.
New York, NY c. 1835-1836
Louis J. Belloni and John Durandeau.
New York, NY c. 1835-1837
New York, NY c. 1852
Lexington, KY 1867-1868
John Best; jewelry and fancy goods merchants. Succeeded by Bruce & Till.
Cincinnati, OH c. 1850-1856 and Louisville, KY 1859-1899
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Pittsburgh, PA 1868-1899
Jeweler. Was in the partnership of Geo. W. Biggs & Co. 1883-1899.
New York, NY 1897-1910
Successor to Randel, Baremore & Billings (1880-1897). Jewelry and diamond dealers.
New York, NY 1860-1872
Victor Bishop and Philip Rein, jewelers.
Baltimore, MD 1860-1910
Evansville, IN 1864-1865
John A. Bittrolff, Jr., Philip L. Geissler, and John L. Reynolds.
Evansville, IN 1870-1880
Founded by George A. Bittrolff and Charles F. Artes.
Easton, PA c. 1873-1880
Founded by Sophia Bixler and Eli M. Fox; jewelers.
Easton, PA c. 1823-1848
Clock and watchmaker.