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Clarence A. Vanderbilt
New York, New York
Sterling holloware and novelties. |
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William K. Vanderslice
San Francisco, California ~ 1858 - 1906
Important firm, fine quality flatware and holloware, both sterling & coin standard. |
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John T. Vansant & Co.
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1850-1905, under the names John T. Vansant & Bro., Vansant & Co., and John T. Vansant & Co. Marks are mostly seen on coin & sterling flatware. |
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John Vernon
New York, NY
(b.1768 - d.1815) Active c.1786 - 1800. Partnership of Underhill & Vernon c.1786, John Vernon & Co c.1796 |
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Paul Voltaire
(1917-1979)
New York, NY & New Milford, CT
active 1949-1979
Studio jeweler, operated "Voltaire's", a modern design & craft gallery in New Milford from 1956. |
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Daniel Van Voorhis
New York, NY & Princeton, NJ
(b.1751 - d.1824) Active c.1775 - 1800, was also master of the mint in Vermont in the 1780's |
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Geo. L. Vose Mfg. Co.
Providence, Rhode Island ~ 1904 - c.1920
Small sterling articles and jewelry. |
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Voss & Rich
Oakland, CA ~ c.1910
Retail jewelers, mark found on arts & crafts sterling & jewelry. |
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