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Wood & Hughes
New York, New York ~ 1845 - 1899
Important 19th century firm. Coin and sterling flatware and holloware.
Bottom left mark used after 1871. Succeeded by Graff, Washbourne & Dunn
Wood & Hughes Flatware Patterns |
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John Wood
New York
active c.1770-1792, in New York City from 1770, in Schenectady, NY 1780 - 1792 |
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Bancroft Woodcock
Wilmington, Delaware
(b.1732 - d.1817) Active c.1754 - 1790. |
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Richard M. Woods & Co.
New York, New York ~ c.1925 - c.1940
Sterling holloware, novelties and vanity items. Successor to Woodside Sterling. |
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Woodside Sterling Co.
New York, New York ~ 1896 - c.1925
Sterling holloware, novelties and vanity items. Succeeded by Richard M. Woods & Co. in the mid 20's. |
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Worden-Munnis Co.
Boston, MA ~ 1940 - 1964
Sterling holloware, taken over by Old Newbury Crafters in 1964. |
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Joseph Wyatt (possible)
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1798 |
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S. Wyler Inc.
New York, New York
Firm dealing in quality antique silver and reproductions. Silver historians (Book of Old Silver)
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Wyman & Huntington
St. Albans, Vermont
active c.1862-1868 |
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