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J. E. Caldwell & Co.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
1848 - present
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Joseph Callender
Boston, Massachusetts
(b.1751 - d.1821) Active 4th q. 18th Century. Silversmith & Engraver, trained under Nathaniel Hurd and Paul Revere.
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Canfield Brothers & Co.
Baltimore, MD
Active c.1850 - 1881, Ira Canfield, William Canfield & J.H. Meredith successors to Canfield & Brother who were active in Baltimore as early as 1830.
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J. Canneff
Toledo, Ohio
Active c.1850
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John Porter Capelle
Wilmington, DE & St. Louis, MO
Active ca. 1848 - 1879
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David Carlson
Gardner, Massachusetts ~ c.1920's
Maker of handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling. |
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Charles Carpenter
Norwich, CT & Boston, MA
Active Norwich ca. 1790's, Boston from 1807
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Cartier
New York
High end French jewelers, New York retail location opened in 1904. Silver retailed was generally made by quality American firms and branded with the Cartier mark, sometimes with original manufacturer's mark. |
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Cary, Boynton & Woodford
Location Unknown
Active c.1820s |
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Stephen Castan & Co.
Philadelphia, PA
Active c. 1820
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Castlecliff
New York, NY
1941-1977
Costume jewelry manufacturer, used sterling silver primarily during metal shortages of World War II, c.1942-1947. |
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H. H. Chandler & Son
Charlestown, ?
early 20th C.
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Charters, Cann & Dunn
New York, NY
Active ca. 1850's - James Charters, John Cann & David Dunn
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George Washington Chatterton
Springfield, Illinois
Active ca. 1840 - at least 1900, Chatterton was Abraham Lincoln's jeweller in Springfield and inscribed Mary Todd's ring.
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Maxwell Chayat
(1909-1982)
New Jersey
Studio jeweler, silversmith & sculptor |
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Chicago Silver Company
Chicago, Illinois (1925-1950)
Sterling holloware. |
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Guglielmo Cini
Boston, MA & Laguna Beach, CA
c.1922-c.1970
Italian born, Cini trained in Florence but emigrated to Boston and opened a shop in 1922. Relocated to California in 1957 and produced until c.1970. Output was mostly cast sterling jewelry, the family is currently reproducing old designs. |
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Clark & Biddle
Philadelphia, PA
Founded in the 1860's, successors to T.C. Garrett, uncle to Samuel Biddle. The firm later became Robbins, Clark & Biddle and, in 1894, they merged with Bailey & Co. to become Bailey, Banks & Biddle
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Clark, Pelletreau & Upson
Charleston, SC & New York, NY
active c.1821-1823,
(Gregory?) Clark, Maltby Pelletreau & Stephen Upson. Succeeded in Charleston by Bennett, Cooke & Co. Succeeded in NY by Pelletreau & Upson.
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Benjamin Cleveland
Newark, NJ
(b.1767 - d.1837) Active ca. 1790 - 1830
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John Coburn
Boston, MA
(b.1725 - d.1803)
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Codding Bros. & Heilbron
North Attleboro, MA (1879 - 1918)
Jewelry, Silverware & Novelties. Leo Heilbron became a partner in 1891.
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Coe & Montgomery
Hartford, CT
Active c.1840 |
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Coles & Reynolds
New York, NY
A partnership of Albert Coles, lasted only a couple of years in the early 1870's before being purchased by George Shiebler.
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