West & Crane
New Bedford, MA c. 1855-1856
Watchmakers and jewelers.
New Bedford, MA c. 1855-1856
Watchmakers and jewelers.
Hudson, NY c. 1835-1871
Livonia, NY c. 1830
Alexandria and Mount Vernon, VA 1886-1926
Charleston, SC c. 1865-1871
Minneapolis, MN 1902-c. 1931
Lewiston, ME c. 1871-1872
Fitchburg, MA 1870-1882 and Boston, MA 1882-1889
Was a partner of Whitney Bros. with his brother Edwin Whitney
1877-1889
New York, NY 1831-1852
Watch and clockmaker.
Fitchburg, MA c. 1868-1874
Troy, NY 1843-1860 and East Poultney, VT c. 1870-1879
Was a partner in the firm of Harris & Wilcox 1846-1853 and Wilcox, Carpenter & Son 1856-1860.
Memphis, TN 1850-1884
Jeweler. Was a member of F.H. Clark & Co. 1856-1876.
Chicopee, MA c. 1845-1855 and Springfield, MA c. 1856
Jeweler.
Macon, GA c. 1860 and 1867-1871
Waterville, ME 1856-1860; Burlington, VT 1860-1865;
New York, NY 1865-1870; Portland, ME 1870;
Burlington, VT 1870-1883; Boston, MA 1883-1895;
Newburyport, MA c. 1896-1898 and Boston, MA 1900-1901
Palmyra, NY c. 1857-1863
Jeweler. Mark shown here on a spoon made by Joseph Seymour.
Louisville, KY 1859-1871
Louisville, KY 1856-1897
In the partnerships of Wolf & Durringer 1859-1871 and George Wolf & Co. 1883-1897.
Providence, RI 1888-1898
George H. Wood, Frank J. Bicknall and Joseph H. Potter. Wholesale and retailer dealers of crockery, glass, silver and plated goods.
Boston, MA 1840-1851; New York, NY c. 1853-1856;
Jamaica, NY c. 1860-1871; and
Charlestown (Boston), MA c. 1872-1877
Jeweler and watchmaker.
Washington, DC 1887-1995
Department store.
Springfield, MA 1845-1852
Earl Woodworth and James Kirkham.
Kalamazoo, MI 1864-1899
Philadelphia, PA 1856-1868
Jewelers.
Detroit, MI 1886-1978
Founded by Henry M. Wright and John Kay.
Rochester, NY c. 1851-1896
Founded by Charles F. Wolters, manufacturing jeweler, who died in 1880. The business was continued under his name until 1896.
Keene, NH 1885-1933
Jeweler.
St. Albans, VT 1862-1868
Elihu H. Huntington and Charles Wyman, successors to C. & J. Wyman.
St. Albans, VT 1856-1862
A partnership between brothers Charles Wyman and John Wyman, watchmakers and jewelers. Successors to Huntington & Wyman and succeeded by Wyman & Huntington.