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Josef Arnold
Hamburg
(1884-1960) active in his own workshop from 1931
influential teacher and craftsman |
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Franz Bahner
Düsseldorf
1. Mark used 1895 - 1917
2. Mark used from 1917 until closure in 1962.
The firm name remained Franz Bahner, although the company had been acquired by Mansfelder Silber and the mark changed to "MS" |
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Hermann Bauer
Schwäbisch Gmünd
founded 1863
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Johann Beck
Schwäbisch Gmünd
founded ?
acquired by Gayer & Krauss c.1968 |
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Hermann Behrnd
Dresden
founded 1881 |
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Fritz Bemberg
Pforzheim
Active ca.1900 - 1940 |
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Wilhelm Binder
Schwäbisch Gmünd
founded 1869 |
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Hugo Böhm
Schwäbisch Gmünd
founded 1887 |
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Otto Bortenreuter
Dresden
active c.1900 - c.1940 |
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Breidenstein & Renaud
Frankfurt
1889 - c.1920s |
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Bremer Silberwarenfabrik
Bremen
1905 - 1981 |
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Bremer Silberwarenfabrik (BSF)
Bremen
Division of Wilkens since 1981, specializing
in modern design flatware. |
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Bruckmann & Söhne
Heilbronn
1805 - 1973
Peter Bruckmann (1865-1937) was the first chairman of the Deutscher Werkbund (founded 1907) and the Bruckmann firm produced many pieces by leading German designers. |
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Gebrüder Deyhle
Schwäbisch Gmünd
founded 1820 |
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August Dingeldein & Son
Hanau
Active ca. 1920's - 1940's
worked in the "Antique" style, known to have used pseudomarks.
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Gebrüder Dingeldein
Hanau
Active ca. 1870's - 1930's
worked in the "Antique" style, often used pseudomarks.
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Peter Ferner
Schwäbisch Gmünd
(b.1928) active 1956 - ? |
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Friedrich Feuerstein
Hanau
active early 20th C.
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Emil Freund
Hanau
active ? -1929
Silver and other metalwares |
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Garagnon
Pforzheim
active c.1930's to 1960's |
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Gayer & Krauss
Schwäbisch Gmünd
founded 1919 - 1999
after ca.1970, their mark changed to "G+K Meistersilber" in a circular format. |
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Fritz Gerber & Co.
Goerlitz
active c. 1900 - 1920
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Jakob Grimminger
Schwäbisch Gmünd
founded 1895 |
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Goerlitzer Schmuck und Silberwarenfabrik
Goerlitz
active c. 1960 - 1990
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Theodor Julius Gunther
Berlin
founded 1808
succeeded by Robert Freund |
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Oskar Haegele
Schwäbisch Gmünd
prior to 1914 - c.1940s
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Gustav Haegermann
Burgdorf / Hannover
founded 1821
succeeded by Burgdorfer Silberwarenfabrik Otto Kropp, still in operation |
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Hanseatische Silberwarenfabrik
Bremen |
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Gustav Hauber
Schwäbisch Gmünd
1870 - Present |
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Heinrich Haupt
Dusseldorf
Early 20th cent. |
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Theodor Heiden
Munich / München
b.1853 - d.1928
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Karl Hohmann
Pforzheim
active c.1920s to c.1940s |
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Emil Hermann
Waldstetten
1921 - Present
second mark used on holloware after c.1950 |
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Otto Hintze
Hamburg
founded 1866
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