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The Kalo Shop
Chicago, Illinois ~ 1900 - 1970
Important maker of handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling holloware, flatware, jewelry and novelties. |
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George Keesee
Richmond, VA
Active 1831 - c.1850s, jeweler, watchmaker & silver retailer. |
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Kennard & Jenks
Boston, Massachusetts ~ 1876 -1880
Successors to Lewis E. Jenks, absorbed into Gorham in 1880. |
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William Kendrick
Louisville, Kentucky
{b.1810-d.1880) Top mark is attributed as an early Wm. Kendrick example. |
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Kent Silversmiths
New York, New York ~ 1936 - Present?
Manufacturers and importers sterling & silverplate. |
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William B. Kerr & Co.
Newark, New Jersey - Ca.1880's - 1927
Well regarded for Art Nouveau jewelry, holloware and vanity items. Absorbed into Gorham in 1927. |
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Ketcham & McDougall
New York, NY ~
founded 1875
Manufacturer of thimbles, jewelry and novelties. During the Great Depression of the 1930's, the firm reincarnated itself as makers of precision optical & nautical instruments.
Successors to Ketcham, Bro. & Co. |
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Robert Keyworth
Washington, D.C.
Active c1830 - 1833 |
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Arthur King
(1921-1986)
New York, NY
active from c.1950, studio jeweler |
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Edward & David Kinsey
Cincinnati, OH
Active c1844 - 1861 |
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George Kippen
Bridgeport, CT & Albany, NY
(b.1790 - d.1845) Active c1820s & 30's |
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Samuel Hubbard Kirby
New Haven, CT
(b.1843) Active c1870s & 80's, retail jeweler and silversmith. |
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Kirk & Smith
Baltimore, MD
Active c1818 - 1823. Samuel Kirk & John Smith |
John Kitts
Louisville, Kentucky
Active 1836-1878, primarily a retailer silver, jewelry & watches. Numerous partnerships; Scott & Kitts (William D. Scott 1843-1844). Smith & Kitts (Richard Ewing Smith 1844-1845). Kitts & Stoy (1851-1854). John Kitts & Co. (1859-1864). Kitts & Werne (1864-1878). |
John Kitts & Co.
Louisville, Kentucky
Active 1859-1864, primarily retailers, traded in silver, jewelry & watches. John Kitts, S. W. Warriner & Joseph Werne Jr. (d.1903), succeeded by Kitts & Werne |
Kitts & Stoy
Louisville, Kentucky
Active 1851-1854, primarily retailers silver, jewelry & watches. John Kitts & David Cook Stoy. Partnership dissolved upon the death of Stoy in 1854, firm succeeded by John Kitts & Co. |
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