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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 1891-1957
Newton Alvin Frost
Hanover, NH 1875-c. 1906
Leopold Furtwangler
Greensburg, PA 1850-1900
Jeweler.