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B.B.
Location Unknown
Active c.1830 |
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Henry Bailey
Boston, MA
Active c.1780 - 1808 |
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Bailey & Company
Philadelphia, PA
1846 - 1878 predecessors
to Bailey, Banks & Biddle |
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Bailey, Banks & Biddle
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ~ 1878 - Present
Successors to Bailey & Co. The firm made & retailed quality sterling flatware and holloware. |
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Bailey, Kettell & Chapman
Boston, MA
Active ca.1850 |
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Thomas Bailey
Utica, NY
Active c.1826 |
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Baker - Manchester Mfg. Co.
Providence, Rhode Island ~ 1915 - c.1930
Sterling flatware, holloware and novelties. Mark was used earlier, c.1904 - 1914, by Manchester Silver Co.
See -> Manchester |
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Baldwin & Miller Inc.
Newark, NJ ~ 1920 - ?
Manufacturers small silver holloware, trophies & novelties. Not related to the Baldwin, Miller Co. of Indianapolis. |
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L.G. Balfour Company
Attleboro, Massachusetts ~ 1913 - c.1980
Primarily jewelry & insignia, some holloware. |
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Ball, Black & Co.
New York, NY
c.1851- 1876 successors to Ball, Tompkins & Black.
John Wendt produced much of their silver onwards from c.1860 |
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Ball, Tompkins & Black
New York, NY
c.1839 - 1851
Successors to Marquand & Co., succeeded by Ball, Black & Co. |
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Edward Ball Co.
New York, NY ~ c1918 - c1925
Manufacturers of sterling holloware. |
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William Ball
Philadelphia, PA
(b.1729 - d.1810) |
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B. A. Ballou & Co.
Providence, R.I. ~ 1919 - ?
Manufacturers of gold filled, gold and sterling jewelry and novelties. |
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Baltimore Silvermiths Mfg. Co.
Baltimore, Maryland ~ 1903 - 1905
Changed name to Heer - Schofield in 1905, became Schofield Co. about 1930. High quality Baltimore style repousse flatware and holloware. |
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Baltimore Sterling Silver Co.
Baltimore, Maryland ~ 1892 - 1904
Firm that became Stieff in 1904. High quality Baltimore style repousse flatware and holloware. |
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John J. Bangs
Cincinnati, OH
Active c.1825 - 1840 |
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Conrad Bard & Son
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1850 |
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Conrad Bard & Robert Lamont
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1841 - 1845 |
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James P. Barnes
Louisville, KY
active c.1843 -1869, retailer |
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Nathaniel Bartlett
Concord, MA
Active c.1760 |
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Samuel Bartlett
Concord, MA
(b.1752 - d.1821) Active c.1775 - 1795.
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Battin & Co.
Newark, NJ ~ 1896 - 1922
Manufacturers of Sterling and 14k gold novelties and personal items. |
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I. Bedichimer
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1855 - 1870, probably retailer |
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Kenneth Begay
(1913-1977)
Scottsdale, AZ
active 1940s/70s, studio jeweler & silversmith
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Beggs & Smith
Cincinnati, OH
Active c.1848-1861, Joseph P. Beggs & Harry R. Smith, predecessor to Beggs & Smith. Jewelers and silver retailers. |
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S.W. Bell
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1830's |
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Bell Trading Post
Albuquerque, NM ~ founded 1932
Manufacturers of sterling, copper & silverplate jewelry and souvenir spoons in the Navajo style. |
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Benjamin & Ford
New Haven, CT
Active c.1828 - 1874. Possibly only retailers. |
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Barzillai Benjamin
New Haven, Bridgeport and Milford, CT - New York, NY
(b.1774 - d.1844) Active c.1799 - 1835. Same or very similar marks used by Benjamin Benjamin of New Haven & New York in the 1820's, probably Barzillai's son. |
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Everard Benjamin
New Haven, CT
(b.1807 - d.1874) Active c.1828 - 1874 |
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Peter Bentzon (Bentson)
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1817 - 1849 |
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Franz Bergmann
(1898-1977)
San Francisco, CA
active from c.1940, studio jeweler & silversmith
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W. Bessac
Location Unknown
Kovel's lists an H.W. Bessac, active c.1820's in Hudson, NY. |
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Bigelow Bros. & Kennard
Boston, Massachusetts ~ c.1845 - 1863
Fine quality makers and retailers of coin silver, some sterling - flatware & holloware. Successors to Bigelow & Bros. |
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