G.W. Fairchild & Sons
Bridgeport, CT c. 1890-1960s
Alphabetical By Name
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Fairchild to Furtwangler
Isaac Maltby Fairchild
Waterloo, NY c. 1850-1895
Farr & Bro.
Philadelphia, PA 1861-1877
William M. Farr and George W. Farr, Jr., jewelers.
Farr & Thompson
Philadelphia, PA 1853-1858
Watch importers and gold pen manufacturers.
John S. Farr
Norwich, NY; Elmira, NY; Bath, NY; and Addison, NY c. 1835-c. 1885
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Billings Stowell Farrington
Woonsocket, RI c. 1840-1885
Jeweler.
Feagans & Co.
Los Angeles, CA 1911-1927
Jewelry business founded by George E. Feagans.
Albert Feldenheimer
Portland, OR 1885-1936
Patented several souvenir spoon designs in 1891 and 1892 which were made by Gorham and Durgin. Went under the name of A. & C. Feldenheimer c. 1899-1936 when his brother Charles joined the business. Jeweler.
Fellows & Younge
New York, NY c. 1816-1819
Imported silver from Bradbury & Sons, Sheffield, England.
Fenno & Fairbanks
Boston, MA c. 1852 Jewelers.
James E. Fenno and James H. Fairbanks.
Ferguson & Craig
Champaign, IL c. 1895-1910
W.I. Ferguson and T.H. Craig; jewelers and opticians.
Ferguson & Page
St. John, New Brunswick, Canada 1888-1932
Founded by James Ferguson and Henry C. Page.
James B. Fidler
Philadelphia, PA 1847-1861
Jeweler.
George Finck
San Francisco, CA 1871-1883; Burlington, IA 1885;
Chicago, IL c. 1890-1896
Fiske & Goddard
Worcester, MA c. 1858-1861
Flagg & Chapin
Springfield, MA c. 1828-1835
Charles W. Flagg
Woonsocket, RI c. 1875-1905
Charles W. Fogg
Waltham, MA 1842-1859
Watchmaker and jeweler. Worked as superintendent of the American Watch Co. factory 1861-1876.
Julian Augustus Fogg / Julian A. Fogg & Co.
Salem, MA c. 1860-1910
Worked as Julian A. Fogg & Co. 1868-1877 with a branch
in Boston. Manufacturing jeweler.
Andrew Foley
Wellsboro, PA c. 1855-1875
A. & L. Forbes
St. Louis, MO c. 1840-1848
Fancy goods merchants.
Foster & Blanchard
Gloucester, MA c. 1911-1913
Jeremiah Foster and William E. Blanchard, jewelers.
Fox & Fulmer
Easton, PA 1880-c. 1927
Founded by Eli M. Fox and his nephew Eli Fulmer; jewelers and opticians.
Foye & Gleason
Boston, MA 1864-1866 and c. 1868-1870
G.O. Foye & Son
Athol, MA c. 1885-1929
Jewelers.
A. Frankfield & Co.
New York, NY c. 1857-1920
Jewelers and importers.
Franklin & Frank
Cincinnati, OH c. 1853-1861
Manufacturing and wholesale jewelers.
Frantz Bros. & Co.
New Orleans, LA 1898-1902
Jewelers.
Robert L. Frazer
Lawrence, KS c. 1856-1869 and 1870-1877
Watchmaker and jeweler.
Frederick & Nelson
Seattle, WA 1890-1992
Department store acquired by Marshall Field in 1929. Sterling items were made for them by other companies and bear the Frederick & Nelson name.
Morris M. Fredrick
San Francisco, CA 1859-1860; Virginia City, NV c. 1865 and
1871-1889; and Seattle, WA c. 1905-1906
Had a branch stores in Reno, NV, and Bodie, CA.
Victor Freisinger
Atlantic City, NJ 1895-1913
Fancy and art goods merchant with branches in Baltimore, MD, Philadelphia, PA, Newport, RI, and Boston, MA.
Abram French & Co.
Boston, MA 1869-c. 1902 and Chicago, IL 1874-c. 1902
Successor to Bassett, French & Co. Importers and fancy goods merchants.
Freeman & Taylor
Boston, MA 1878-1908
J.J. Freeman & Co.
Toldeo, OH 1895-1914 Jewelers.
Succeeded by Broer Freeman Jewelers, which is still in business today.
Wiliam H.M. Freeman
Downington, PA c. 1875-1881 and West Chester, PA 1881-1898
J.M. Freeman & Son
Norfolk, VA 1854-1857 and 1870-1871
Watchmakers and jewelers.
Charles Christian Fried
Springfield, OH 1872-1907
Continued as C.C. Fried & Sons Co. until 1940.
P. Fries & Son
Philadelphia, PA 1866-1894
Phineas and Edgar Fries, watchmakers and jewelers.
A.F. Froeb & Co.
Terre Haute, IN c. 1889-1904
Albert F. Froeb with an unknown partner. Froeb remained in business in Terre Haute until his death in 1937. At that point his children formed the A.F. Froeb Co. which remained in business until 1957.
Newton Alvin Frost
Hanover, NH 1875-c. 1906
Leopold Furtwangler
Greensburg, PA 1850-1900
Jeweler.