William G. Whilden & Co.
Charleston, SC 1868-1870s
Webb & Lee
Janesville, WI 1850's-1860s
Wells & Day
Oswago, PA 1872-1880 Walter Wells and Charles Day.
William D. Ward
Springfield, IL and Columbus, OH 1850's-1860s Jeweler.
Wendell & Feltman
Albany, NY c. 1855-1860 William Wendell and William Feltman, jewelers.
Mark shown here on a piece made by John L. Westervelt.
S. Wadsworth & Co.
Keene, NH c. 1850-1885 Seth Wadsworth, jeweler.
H. Wachhorst
Sacramento, CA 1861-c.1940 Founded by Hermann Wachhorst, jeweler.
Joseph M. Warden
Bradford, VT 1860-c. 1888 Jeweler and merchant.
Wendell & Hyman
Chicago, IL 1859-1882 Charles Wendell and Edward Sigmund Hyman.
Succeeded by Hyman, Berg & Co.
W.W. Wattles & Sons
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1889-c. 1960
W.W. Wattles
Pittsburgh, PA c. 1860-1889
Franklin A. Whelan
Alexandria and Mount Vernon, VA 1886-1926
Wendell & Roberts
Albany, NY c. 1850 William Wendell and an unknown partner.
Warner & Parker
Bridgeport, CT c. 1875-1890 Succeeded by Parker & Davis.
Jacob P. Weixler, Jr.
Worcester, MA c. 1880-1900 Jeweler and optician.
Edwin R. Wait
Ravenna, OH c. 1855-1871 Jeweler.
Wheelers & Brooks
Livonia, NY c. 1830
Welsh & Payne
New York, NY 1849-1850 George William Welsh and
John K. Payne.
Arthur Wallenhorst
Baltimore, MD 1879-1900 Manufacturing jeweler.
Samuel H. Wales / S.H. Wales & Co.
Providence, RI c. 1835-1875 Watchmaker and jeweler, operated as
S.H. Wales & Co. 1873-1875.
David B. Warren
North Providence, RI 1840s-1850s Jeweler.
Wellington W. Washburn
Galesburg, IL 1859-1875 Watchmaker and jeweler.
Joseph H. Washburn
Natick, MA c. 1860-1897 The business continued as J.H. Washburn & Co.
after Washburn's death in 1897.
J.H. & D.E. Washburn
Chickopee, MA 1850s Brothers Joseph H. and David E. Washburn.
Jewelers and fancy good merchants.