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Davis & Galt
Philadelphia, PA ~ c1888 - c1896
Sterling flatware and holloware. William Linker, previously with Davis & Galt, registered this fleur d'lys trademark (without the shield surround) for his own use in 1906. |
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Edward Davis
Newburyport, MA
(d.1781) active c1770 |
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Joshua George Davis
Boston, MA
working c1796 - 1840 |
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William DeHart
probably Massachusetts
active 1950s
Studio jeweler & silversmith |
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William G. DeMatteo (1895-1980)
Bergenfield, NJ
Active 1919 - 1968. Designer and maker of handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling holloware. His son William L. & grandson Chip both followed in the tradition. |
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William L. DeMatteo (1923-1988)
Williamsburg & Alexandria, VA
Designer and maker of handwrought Arts & Crafts & fine antique reproduction sterling holloware. Studied under his father and became master smith at the Colonial Williamsburg Restoration in Virginia. |
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Georges Delrue
(b.1920)
Montreal, Canada
active c1950-present, studio jeweler |
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Demilt
New York, NY
Active c1805 - 1844, Samuel, Thomas, Benjamin or Andrew Demilt. |
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Jose de Rivera
(1904-1985)
New York, NY
active from1930s
Abstract Expressionist sculptor & studio jeweler, worked primarily in stainless steel. |
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B. Dexter
Location Unknown
possibly a later retailing mark used by Benjamin Dexter of New Bedford, MA. Kovel's notes that he was active ca. 1830 |
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Richard Dimes Company
South Boston, Massachusetts ~ 1908 - 1955
Sterling flatware and holloware. Eventually absorbed into Lunt Silversmiths |
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Isaac M. Dimond
New York NY
Active c1828 - 1838 |
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Dominick & Haff
New York, NY (1868 - 1928)
Very fine quality holloware and flatware, they were absorbed into Reed & Barton. |
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Amos Doolittle
New Haven, CT
(b.1754 - d.1832) Active from c1775, silversmith, jeweler & engraver of printing plates. |
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Leonore Doskow Inc.
Montrose, New York ~ 1934 - Present
Handmade sterling jewelry & novelty items. |
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George R. Downing
Newark NJ & New York NY
Active Newark c1815 - 1825 and later in NY. |
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Karl Drerup
(1904-2000)
New Hampshire
active after 1940
Enamelist & studio jeweler |
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Samuel Drowne
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
(b.1749 - d.1815) |
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Tunis D. DuBois
New York, NY
(b.1773 - d.1843) Active c1794 - c1820, silversmith |
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Theodore Dubosq
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Active ca. 1829 - 1850 |
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Duhme & Co
Cincinatti
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Anthony Dumesnil
Lexington, KY
Active c1818 until his death in 1833 |
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Dunkirk Silversmiths
Meriden, CT
c1945 - 1950, manufacturers of sterling and silverplated wares. |
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Cary Dunn
Underhill VT, Morristown NJ, Newark NJ & New York NY
(d.1798) working from c1765 - 1823 |
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Daniel Dupuy Sr.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(1719-1807) Active ca. 1746 until his death. From c1760 mostly in partnerships with other silversmiths. |
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Daniel Dupuy Jr.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(1753-1826) Active from ca. 1772 to 1810, in partnership of Dupuy & Sons 1772 - 1805 |
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Wm. B. Durgin Co.
Concord, NH & Providence, RI
c.1880 - 1905
Successors to William B. Durgin. The firm was absorbed into Gorham who continued the use of the "script D" mark until ca. 1930 |
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William B. Durgin
Concord, NH
Early marks, used in the second half of the 19th Century. |
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Durham Silver Co.
New York, NY
c1950s - 1960s, manufacturers of sterling holloware. |
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L. F. Durussel
Location Unknown
Second half of 19th Century, likely a retailer's mark. |
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