Loomis & Ralph
Frankfort, Kentucky
Active c.1819, Warham P. Loomis & Samuel Ralph, successors to Treat & Loomis. |
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Benjamin B. Lord
Pittsfield, MA & Rutland, VT
(b.1770 - d.1843) Active c1796 - 1807, later as B. B. Lord & Co. in Athens, Georgia |
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Joseph Loring
Boston, MA
(b.1743 - d.1815) Active c1770s - 90's |
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John J. Low
Boston, MA
(b.1800 - d.1876) active ca. 1820's. Later a partner in J. J. Low & Co. - Low, Ball & Co. - Shreve, Crump & Low |
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Joseph Lownes
Philadelphia, PA
(b.1758 - d.1820) Active from c1780, in partnership of Lownes & Erwin c.1816 and thereafter with brother Josiah H. Lownes. |
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Ted Lowy
(b.1919)
South Orange, NJ
studio jeweler |
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Ludwig, Redlich & Co.
New York, NY ~ 1890-1895
Adolph Ludwig & A. Alec Redlich, Ludwig formerly a designer for Shiebler, Redlich a diamond dealer. Succeeded by Redlich & Co. after Ludwig sold his interest in 1895. |
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Lunt Silversmiths
Greenfield, Massachussetts -- 1901 - Present
Until 1935, the name was Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen |
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Lustern
Providence, RI ~ 1871-c.1950
Founded as the Louis Stern Co., manufacturers of sterling and gold filled jewelry. |
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Nita Lustig
Chicago, Illinois
Active c.1950s, studio jeweler |
Roland Lyman
Lowell, Massachusetts
(b.1802-d.1871) Active from 1830-1870, jeweler, watchmaker and retail silversmith. |
John Lynch
Baltimore, Maryland
(b.1761-d.1848) Active from c.1785, silversmith. |
Lemuel Lynch
Hillsborough, North Carolina
(b.1808-d.1893) Active from 1828 in Greensboro & Concord, NC. From 1834, worked in Hillsborough. His sons, Thomas, Lemuel and Seabourn Lynch each apprenticed to him. |
John Burt Lyng
New York, NY
(c.1740-c.1785) Active c.1761-1785, working silversmith & jeweler. Also used "I•L" & "IBL" marks. |
Adam Lynn
Alexandria, Virginia
(b.1775-d.1834) Active c.1795 to 1820, working silversmith, goldsmith & jeweler. |
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