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George W. Welsh
New York, NY
Active mid nineteenth century. |
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Wendell Manufacturing Co.
Chicago, Illinois ~ c.1885 - ?
Manufacturer, full line sterling flatware and holloware. Ceased flatware production c.1900 |
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Wendell & Co.
New York, NY ~ 1904 - 1909
NY Retail outlet of Chicago's Wendell Manufacturing Co. |
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West Earth Inc.
Seattle, WA ~ 1980-1985
Successors to E. J. Towle Co., succeeded by Metal Arts Group, Ltd. |
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John L. Westervelt
Newburgh, NY
Active c.1826 - 1850 |
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Attrib. to Thomas Whartenby & Co.
Philadelphia, Pa
Active c.1847 - 1850 |
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Peregrine White
Boston, MA & Woodstock, CT
(b.1747-d.1834) Active 1767-1774 in Boston, 1774-1810 in Woodstock. Silversmith, clock and instrument maker |
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Silas White
New York, NY
Active 1791 - 1798, born Southampton, NY c.1737 |
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William H. Whitlock
New York, NY
Active c.1805 - 1827 |
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Eban Whitney
New York, NY
Active c.1805 - 1828 |
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Whitney & Hoyt
New York, NY
Active c.1828 - 1841, Eban Whitney & Seymour Hoyt |
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Ed. Wiener
(1918-1991)
New York, NY & Provincetown, RI
studio jeweler & metalsmith
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Wilcox-Roth Co.
Newark, NJ ~ c.1909
Makers of small sterling items such as; tea infusers, salt & pepper shakers, etc. |
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Williams & Victor
Lynchburg, VA
Active c.1814 - 1845, Jehu Williams Sr. & John Victor |
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Roger Williams Silver Co.
Providence, RI ~ c.1900 - 1913
Successor to the Howard Sterling Silver Co., merged with Mauser and Hayes & McFarland to become the Mt. Vernon Co. which became a division of Gorham in 1913. |
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Wilcox Silver Plate Co.
Meriden, CT ~ c.1867 - 1961
Primarily a silverplate manufacturer, produced a line of sterling holloware in the mid-20th century. A division of International from 1898. |
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William S. Willis
Boston, MA
Active c.1830 |
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Henry Wills
New York, NY
Active c.1774 |
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