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JOHN G. NIEDERER

An image of John G. Niederer:



John G. Niederer was apprenticed to Tiffany & Co. and assisted in making the silver hollowware presented to the Alabama Commission, silver
for the Paris Exposition, and the Neil Cullen Bryant Cup. After leaving Tiffany's he took charge of the machine room for Samuel Kirk & Co. of Baltimore.

This image is from 1909.

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ENOS RICHARDSON

An image of Enos Richardson, head of the jewellery manufacturers, Enos Richardson & Co.:



This image was published in 1899, the year of his death.

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PUNCH BOWL MADE FOR U.S. GUNBOAT 'WILMINGTON'

An image of the punch bowl made for the U.S. Gunboat 'Wilmington' by the International Silver Co.:



This image is from 1902.

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UNKNOWN

An image of a hydraulic press used in the production of flatware. The image is taken from an advertisement from the Hydralic Press Manufacturing Co. of Ohio that only states that it is in use "in a famous Eastern silverware plant."



This image is from 1921.

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WILLIAM SUMNER BLACKINTON II

An image of William Sumner Blackinton II (standing below clock) of W. & S. Blackinton, jewelry manufacturers of Providence, R.I.:



This image is from 1899.

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HENRY WOOD

An image of Henry Wood, who, at the time of his death in January 1900, was the senior partner in the firm of Wood & Hughes of New York:



This image was published in 1900.

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REED & BARTON

An image of some of the silverware supplied by Reed & Barton to the new Leland Hotel in Springfield, Illinois:



This image is from 1912.

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GOLDSMITH BROTHERS

An image of the assay office of the refiners, assayers and sweep smelters, Goldsmith Bros. of Chicago:



This image is from 1898.

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THE TRANS-MISSISSIPPI AND INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION


An image of the combined exhibit of the Meriden Britannia Co., Rogers, Smith & Co., Keystone Watch Case Co. and others, organized by the Reichenberg-Smith Co. at the Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition held at Omaha, Nebraska in 1898:



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ONEIDA COMMUNITY Ltd.

An image of the display of Oneida Community Ltd. at the American National Retail Jewelers' Association convention held at the Lafayette Hotel, Buffalo, N.Y. on the 13th-16th September 1921:



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WILLIAM A. ROGERS Ltd.

An image of the 'Heirloom Plate' band of William A. Rogers Ltd.:



This image is from 1921.

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STREICHER Mfg.Co.

An image of the aftermath following a robbery at the Streicher Mfg. Co., jewelry manufacturers of 8, Warren Street, Newark, New Jersey on the night of the 16th October 1920:



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JOSEPH MAYER Inc.

An image of the Isherwood Cup, made by Joseph Mayer Inc. of Seattle:



This image is from 1921.

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VERBANDES DEUTSCHER JUWELLERE, GOLD UND SILBERSCHMIEDE

An image of a meeting of the Verbandes Deutscher Juwellere, Gold und Silberschmiede (Association of German jewelers, gold and silversmiths) held at Stuttgart:



This image is from 1901.

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INTERNATIONAL SILVER Co.

An image of a shipment of 1847 Rogers Bros. silverware from the International Silver Co. at Meriden, Connecticut to Newark, New Jersey during problems with railroad traffic due to the strike by railroad shopmen in 1919.

The pilot was noted as Lieutenant Erwin Bullough. The silverware is being loaded by office staff at Meriden.




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J.C. DAVENPORT

An image of the silver plating and repairs workshop of J.C. Davenport of Indianapolis:



This image is from 1914.

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PANAMA PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION

An image of the advertising poster for the Panama Pacific International Exposition held at San Francisco in 1915:



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TOKYO PEACE EXHIBITION

An image of the advertising poster for the Tokyo Peace Exhibition held in 1922:



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ONEIDA COMMUNITY Ltd.

An image of the display of Oneida's Community Plate at Sanger Brothers of Dallas, Texas:



This image is from 1917.

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ALEXANDER SCHÖNAUER

An image of the magnificent wine ewer made by the Hamburg goldsmith, Alexander Schönauer, and presented to King Edward VII by the Bürgermeister and Senate of Hamburg following his visit to Germany in 1904.



The ewer is a massive 21" (53cm) in height and weighs 3½ Kg.

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