S.A. Gerould & Son
Keene, NH 1844-1866
Samuel A. Gerould and Samuel A. Gerould, Jr.
Alphabetical By Name
AB
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Babbit to Ball
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Ballou to Beauchamp
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Beaucraft to Bingham
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Birge to Borsum
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Bostwick to Brewer
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Brigden to Browne
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Bruff to Byrnes
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Haddock to Hanners
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Hansel to Hawley
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Hayden to Henry
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Hequembourg to Hoffman
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Holden to Howell
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Hoyt to Hyman
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Saart to Schroth
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Schultz to Shaw
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Sheffield to Simpson
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Sinclair to Spaulding
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Spear to Steele
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Steen to Story
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Stoutenberg to Syracuse
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Wagner to Watrous
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Watson to Welch
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Welles to White
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Whitehead to Willey
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Williams to Wolcott
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Wolf to Wynne
Gerould to Gordon
S.A. & J.H. Gerould
Keene, NH 1825
A partnership between Samuel A. Gerould and James H. Gerould.
Gerrish & Pearson
Portland, ME 1856-1878
Oliver Gerrish and Nathaniel Pearson.
Oliver Gerrish (1796-1888)
Portland, ME 1819-1885
Was in the partnership of Gerrish & Pearson with Nathaniel Pearson 1856-1878.
Timothy Gerrish (1756-1815)
Portsmouth, NH c. 1785-1815
John Ward Gethen
Philadelphia, PA 1810-1840
William Gethen
Philadelphia, PA 1797-1808
John Fitton Gibbs (1780-1829)
Providence, RI c. 1805-1812
John G. Gibbs (1751-1797)
Providence, RI 1773-1797
Joseph Nelson Gibbs (1817-1893)
Medford, MA 1847-1893
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Michael Gibney (b.c. 1815)
New York, NY c. 1836-1861
Michael Gibney was the first person in the U.S. to be issued a design patent for a flatware pattern.
See flatware patterns.
Luther R. Gibson (1821-1855)
Norfolk, VA 1845-1855
Christopher Giffing (1789-1866)
New York, NY 1815-1860
In the firm of Giffing & Hebard with Henry Hebard in 1816.
Ellis Gifford (1809-1866)
Fall River, MA 1836-1866
Frederick S. Gilbert (1857-1934)
North Attleboro, MA 1879-1912
Was in the partnership of F.G. Pate & Co. 1879-1884.
Maker of sterling flatware, souvenir spoons, and novelties.
Philo B. Gilbert (b.c. 1816-1875)
New York, NY 1838-1868
Was in the partnerships of Gilbert & Cunningham 1838-1840 and Gilbert Cunningham & Co. 1841-1842.
William Gilbert (1746-1832)
New York, NY c. 1767-1795
Served as a New York State Senator 1809-1812.
Leavitt Gill (1789-1854)
Hingham, MA 1810-1840
P.J. Gill / Patrick Gill & Sons Co.
Woburn, MA 1911-Present
Founded by Patrick J. Gill, ecclesiastic silversmith. The current business sells religious giftware and does silver repair and metal refinishing.
Joab Gillett (b. 1776)
Cazenovia, NY 1810-1833 and Akron, OH 1841-1854
Silversmith, watchmaker, and jeweler.
Benjamin Clark Gilman (1763-1835)
Exeter, NH c. 1785-1835
Silversmith, clockmaker, watchmaker, and engraver.
John Ward Gilman (1741-1823)
Exeter, NH c. 1770-1823
Nathaniel Jenks Gilman (1817-1867)
Portland, ME 1844-1857
Partnered with Robert Follansbee in the firm of Gilman &
Follansbee in 1846. Silversmith, watchmaker, and jeweler.
Joseph S. Gilpin (1801-1866)
Maysville, KY c. 1842-1866
John B. Ginochio (d. 1861)
New York, NY 1833-1861
Jean-Baptiste Francois Giquel (1777-1847)
New Orleans, LA 1810-1832
Gist Silversmiths
Placerville, CA 1968-Present
Makers of sterling novelties, jewelry, western items and equine silver. Website.
Glaze & Radcliffe
Columbia, SC 1848-1851
William Glaze and Thomas W. Radcliffe.
William Glaze (1815-1883)
Columbia, SC 1835-1882
In the partnerships of Radcliffe & Glaze with Thomas W. Radcliffe in 1835, Veal & Glaze with John Veal 1838-1841, and Glaze & Radcliffe with Thomas W. Radcliffe 1848-1851.
Herman W. Glendenning
Gardner, MA
Began working for Arthur Stone in 1920 and added his “G” mark under Stone’s trademark when he was deemed proficient. He attained the title of Master Craftsman by 1933. Upon Stone’s retirement in 1937, Glendenning joined George C. Erickson at the Erickson Silver Shop. Glendenning set up his own shop in 1971. The mark shown was used beginning in 1955.
W.H. Glenny & Co.
Rochester, NY 1876-1911
Makers of sterling novelties, jewelry, and souvenir spoons.
See flatware patterns.
Edwin Glover (1813-1893)
Fayetteville, NC 1842-1869 and 1873-1877 and
Charlotte, NC 1870-1872
Benjamin Goddard (1813-1870)
Boston, MA c. 1830 and Worcester, MA c. 1834-1870
Was in the partnership of B. Goddard & Co. with Frank A. Knowlton 1869-1870.
D. Goddard & Co.
Worcester, MA c. 1834-1845
D. Goddard & Son
Worcester, MA c. 1845-1852
Daniel Goddard and son Luther Daniel Goddard.
Daniel Goddard (1796-1884)
Worcester, MA 1817-1852
In the partnership of P. & D. Goddard with his brother Parley Goddard c. 1825-1829. Rufus D. Dunbar joined the firm and the name was changed to P. & D. Goddard & Co. until 1842. Was in the partnership D. Goddard & Co. 1834-1845 and also D. Goddard & Son 1845-1852. Silversmith and watchmaker.
Luther Daniel Goddard (1826-1906)
Worcester, MA 1840-1857
Was in the partnership of D. Goddard & Son with his father Daniel Goddard c. 1845-1852.
Nathan W. Goddard (1799-1877)
Nashua, NH 1841-1879
In the partnerships of Goddard & Perkins 1831-1833 and N.W. Goddard & Son c. 1864-1874.
Philip Goelet (b.c. 1701)
New York, NY c. 1721-1748
Goldman Silversmiths Co.
New York, NY c. 1940-1945
Makers of sterling holloware and Judaica.
Goldsmith, Stern & Co.
New York, NY 1912-1940
Began as a thimble and jewelry manufacturing business when the firm of Stern Bros. & Co. was divided into two companies. Stern Bros. & Co. also used the anchor mark prior to 1912.
J. & L. Gomph
Utica, NY 1867-1870
Brothers Jeremiah and Lewis Gomph. Silverware manufacturers.
Julian Goodenow (1910-1975)
New York, NY 1940s-1950s
Daniel Treadwell Goodhue (1794-1870)
Providence, RI 1824-1870
Was in the partnership of D.T. Goodhue & Son with son George B. Goodhue c. 1851-1865.
John Goodhue, Jr. (b. 1797)
Salem, MA 1822-1855; San Francisco, CA 1856-1861; and
Stockton, CA 1867-1870
Silversmith and jeweler.
Henry Gooding (1785-1875)
Duxbury, MA c. 1815 and Boston, MA 1818-1856 and 1861-1863
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Josiah Gooding (1813-1879)
Boston, MA 1836-1870
Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
Goodnow & Jenks
Boston, MA 1893-1905
Founded by Walter R. Goodnow and Barton P. Jenks. Succeeded by Goodnow & Co. when Jenks left to become president of the Wm. B. Durgin Co. in 1905.
Silas H. Goodnow (1814-1858)
Fitchburg, MA c. 1835-1844 and 1847-1858 and
Boston, MA c. 1844-1846
Was in the partnership of Goodnow & Burbank with Charles W. Burbank in Boston c. 1845 and later in Fitchburg the firm of Goodnow & Smith.
Goodrich & Vosburg
Milwaukee, WI 1852-1853
Goodwin & Dodd
Hartford, CT 1811-1821
A partnership between Horace Goodwin and Thomas Dodd.
Allyn Goodwin (1797-1869)
Hartford, CT 1821-1852
In the partnership of H. & A. Goodwin with his brother Horace Goodwin 1821-1825. Continued working after 1852 as a silverplater.
Horace Goodwin (1787-1864)
Hartford, CT 1810-1851
Was in the partnerships of Goodwin & Dodd with Goodwin 1811-1821 and then H. & A. Goodwin with his brother Allyn Goodwin 1821-1825.
Alexander S. Gordon (d. 1803)
New York, NY c. 1795-1803
A partner in the firm of A. & J. Gordon c. 1800.
George Gordon
St. John, NB 1798-1799; Newburgh, NY 1800-1824; and
New York, NY 1827-1830
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