The 'Old Dutch' Revival Reproduction Period

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GEORGE H. WHEELOCK & COMPANY

South Bend, Indiana



George H. Wheelock & Company - South Bend, Ind. - 1920

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C.B. BROWN Co.

220-222, South 16th Street, Omaha, Nebraska



C.B. Brown Co. - Omaha, Ne. - 1923

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MILLARD F. DAVIS

Wilmington, Delaware



Millard F. Davis - Wilmington, Del. - 1917

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Another example of an 'Old Dutch' reproduction, this one by an unknown maker:







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STRAUSS SILVER Co. Inc.

315, Fifth Avenue, New York


The Strauss Silver Co., Inc., maker and importer of Dutch silver, 315 Fifth Ave., announced last week that it has established an uptown show room with John M. Boyajian & Co., at 50 W. 47th St. This concern carries a complete line of silver birds, animals, knights and dishes for the Strauss firm. Mrs. M. H. Strauss, treasurer and European buyer of the concern, has just returned from abroad with new items which have been placed on display at the concern’s own show rooms, 315 Fifth Ave., and at 50 W. 47th St.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 9th June 1926

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WOLF & KNELL

Hanau am Main, Germany


A 1912 advertisement from Wolf & Knell for their 'Dutch Silver':


Wolf & Knell - Hanau - 1912

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ART CRAFT PRODUCTS Co.

5335, North Western Avenue, Chicago



Art Craft Products Co. - Chicago - 1924

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BUCHHOLZ & ZELT

22, West 48th Street, New York



Buchholz & Zelt - New York - 1928

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