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Coro
(Cohen & Rosenberg)
New York, NY
1901-1979
Costume jewelry manufacturer, used sterling silver primarily during metal shortages of World War II, c.1942-1947. Corocraft mark used from 1937. |
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Benjamin F. Crane
St. Louis, MO
Active ca. 1842 - 1861
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Crosby
New York, NY - (1911 - Present)
Tradename of A.Cohen & Sons, wholesalers of subcontracted. sterling and plated ware. |
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Samuel T. Crosby & Co.
Boston, MA
Active 1854 - 1861, Successors to Crosby & Brown, predecessors to Crosby, Hunnewell & Morse.
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Crosby & Brown
Boston, MA
Active 1851 - 1852, Samuel T. Crosby & Seth E. Brown
Successors to Brackett, Crosby & Brown.
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Crosby & Foss
Boston, MA
Active 1876 - ?, Samuel T. Crosby & Charles M. Foss. Successors to C. M. & F.
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Crosby & Morse
Boston, MA
Active 1864 - 1869, Samuel T. Crosby & Henry D. Morse
Successors to Crosby, Hunnewell & Morse.
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Crosby, Morse & Foss
Boston, MA
Active 1869 - 1875, Samuel T. Crosby, Henry D. Morse & Charles M. Foss.
Successors to Crosby & Morse.
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Angela Cummings
New York
Designed for Tiffany 1967-1983. Formed her own production company that produced her designs from 1984 onwards.
Jewelry in sterling and gold, some use of precious gems.
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Currier & Roby
New York
1900 - c.1943
Makers of small, high quality items.
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Currier & Trott
Boston, MA
Active 1823 - 1855, Richard Currier & Peter Trott. Watchmakers, jewelers & silversmiths. Succeeded by Currier, Trott & Co. who were active until the Great Fire of Boston destroyed their premises in 1872.
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John Curry
Philadelphia & Newburgh, PA
Active c.1825 - 1850, partner in the firm of Curry &
Preston 1825-1831. |
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H. H. Curtis & Co.
North Attleboro, Massachusetts
c.1890 - 1915 |
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Curtiss, Candee & Stiles
Woodbury, CT
c.1832 - 1835, Daniel Curtis(s), Lewis B. Candee & Benj. Stiles. Successors to Curtiss & Candee
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I. Cushing
Location Unknown
(b.1767 - d.1837) Active ca. 1790 - 1830
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A. Cutler
Boston, MA
(b.1808 - d.1894) Active ca. 1820 - 1852
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