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Webster Company
North Attleboro, Massachusetts ~ 1894 - Present
Holloware,novelties and vanity items in sterling. From 1950 a division of Reed & Barton |
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Alfred & George Welles
Boston, MA
Active c.1804 - 1810 |
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George I. Welles
Boston, MA & Hebron, CT
Active c.1784 - 1827 |
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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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Wheeler & Son
Salem, NJ
Active 1850/60s - watchmakers, jewelers & silversmiths |
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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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Whiting & Davis Co.
Plainville, MA ~ founded 1896
Charles A. Whiting & Edward P. Davis, successors to Wade, Davis & Co. Manufacturing jewelers and chain makers, after the 1907 development of a new manufacturing technique, Whiting & Davis became the world's largest maker of chain mesh accessories, specializing in women's handbags. |
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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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