Babbit to Ball
Ballou to Beauchamp
Beaucraft to Bingham
Birge to Borsum
Bostwick to Brewer
Brigden to Browne
Bruff to Byrnes
Haddock to Hanners
Hansel to Hawley
Hayden to Henry
Hequembourg to Hoffman
Holden to Howell
Hoyt to Hyman
Saart to Schroth
Schultz to Shaw
Sheffield to Simpson
Sinclair to Spaulding
Spear to Steele
Steen to Story
Stoutenberg to Syracuse
Wagner to Watrous
Watson to Welch
Welles to White
Whitehead to Willey
Williams to Wolcott
Wolf to Wynne
Meriden, CT c. 1935-1960
Acquired the Amston Silver Co., Concord Silversmiths, G.H. French & Co., W. & S. Blackinton, and the Frank M. Whiting Co. When Ellmore went out of business in 1960, the flatware dies of F.M. Whiting were sold to the Crown Silver Co. and the W. & S. Blackinton Co. was sold to Raimond Silver. Makers of sterling flatware, holloware, and novelties.
Pasadena, CA 1925-1929
See Elsie Freund.
Baltimore, MD 1835-1843
Lafayette, IN 1857-1873
Portsmouth, NH 1851-1868
Salem, MA c. 1776-1801
Boston, MA 1802-1813
New York, NY 1890s-1930
A division of E. & J. Bass, Inc. Made mostly silverplated wares, but also made some sterling vanity and novelty items.
Newark, NJ 1930s-1950s
A direct-to-the-consumer marketing firm, selling sterling flatware under the brand name Royal Crest and silverplate under the name Nobility Plate. The manufacturing was done by Oneida.
Brooklyn, NY 1946-Present
Makers of sterling and pewter holloware. Acquired by Lifetime Brands in 2014.
New York, NY c. 1945-1965
Manufacturing jewelers and makers of souvenir spoons and other souvenir novelties.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1855-1880
Was in the partnership of Bechtel & Eno 1861-1866.
New York, NY 1878-1970
Makers of quality sterling historic reproduction items.
New York, NY 1832-1834
A partnership between Garrett Eoff and John H. Conner.
New York, NY 1805-1807
Garrett Eoff and Paul Howell.
New York, NY 1844-1849
Edgar M. Eoff and William M. Phyfe.
New York, NY 1852-1861
A partnership of Edgar Mortimer Eoff and George L. Shepard. Successors to Eoff & Phyfe. Makers of sterling holloware, most of which were sold by large New York City retailers.
New York, NY 1844-1869
Was in the partnerships of Eoff & Phyfe with William Phyfe 1844-1849 and Eoff & Shepard with George L. Shepard 1852-1861.
New York, NY 1801-1845
Was involved with several firms:
Eoff & Howell with Paul Howell 1805-1807.
Eoff & Conner with John H. Conner 1832-1834.
Eoff & Moore with John Chandler Moore in 1835.
Gardner, MA 1932-Present
Founded by George C. Erickson, who had worked for Arthur J. Stone for many years. Erickson turned over the business to his grandson Peter Erickson in 1977. Makers of handwrought sterling flatware, holloware and jewelry.
Website.
See flatware patterns.
Cleveland, OH 1939-1976
Maker of handwrought sterling flatware, holloware, and jewelry.
Philadelphia, PA 1816-1834
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Baltimore, MD 1809-1819 and
New York, NY c. 1815
See Eastern Sterling Co.
Glasgow, KY c. 1808-1850
This mark is attributed to one of four people: Joseph Eubank, Sr., Joseph Eubank, Jr., James Eubank, Jr., and John Eubank.
Glasgow, KY c. 1834-1854
Brothers Joseph Eubank, Jr. and James Eubank, Jr.
Baltimore, MD 1849-1860
Binghampton, NY c. 1856-1865
North Attleboro, MA 1920s-1960
Makers of sterling and silverplate cigarette cases, compacts, and other novelty items. Became a division of the Hilsingor Corp.
Binghamton, NY 1831-1850; Kirkwood, NY 1855; and
back to Binghamton, NY 1856-1876
Was a partner in the firms of H. & A.J. Evans c. 1836-1841, Evans & Allen with Henry M. Allen c. 1856-1865, and Evans & Manning
c. 1865-1875.
New York, NY and Newark, NJ c. 1830-1861
Boston, MA 1798-1810
Silversmith and jeweler.
New York, NY 1855-1865
Founded by Theodore Evans and John Cook. Succeeded by Evans & Cook. Makers of coin flatware and holloware.
See flatware patterns.
Cincinnati, OH 1844-1848 and Covington, KY 1849-c. 1860
Dallas, TX 1907-1970s
Charleston, SC 1823-1852
Was in the partnerships of P. Mood & Co. with Peter Mood in 1823 and Mood & Ewan with Peter Mood, Jr. 1823-1825.
Charleston, SC c. 1841-1860
Shelbyville, KY c. 1845-1876
