Adelphi Silver Co.
New York, NY 1890-1915
Makers of sterling and silverplated holloware.
New York, NY 1890-1915
Makers of sterling and silverplated holloware.
Adams & Shaw
New York NY 1876-1878 and Newark, NJ 1878-1880
Founded by Caleb Cushing Adams and Thomas Shaw as a successor to Thomas
Shaw & Co. Acquired the dies of John R. Wendt & Co. Makers of sterling and
plated wares, including silverplated items for Tiffany & Co. The company was acquired
by Dominick & Haff in 1880.
New York NY 1876-1878 and Newark, NJ 1878-1880
Founded by Caleb Cushing Adams and Thomas Shaw as a successor to Thomas
Shaw & Co. Acquired the dies of John R. Wendt & Co. Makers of sterling and
plated wares, including silverplated items for Tiffany & Co. The company was acquired
by Dominick & Haff in 1880.
Ahrendt & Kautzmann
Newark, NJ c. 1913-1915
Made sterling holloware items for Brand-Chatillon, a New York City retailer.
Newark, NJ c. 1913-1915
Made sterling holloware items for Brand-Chatillon, a New York City retailer.
Paul Adler
California c. 1945-1946
Maker of modern sterling handwrought flatware. The RELDA logo is Adler spelled
backwards.
California c. 1945-1946
Maker of modern sterling handwrought flatware. The RELDA logo is Adler spelled
backwards.
Allan Adler
Los Angeles, CA 1939-Present
Known as the "silversmith to the stars" due to his large number of Hollywood
celebrity clients. Maker of sterling flatware, holloware, jewelry, and miscellaneous
items. Adler died in 2002, and his shop continues to make sterling handcrafted goods
in Costa Mesa, CA. Website. See flatware patterns.
Los Angeles, CA 1939-Present
Known as the "silversmith to the stars" due to his large number of Hollywood
celebrity clients. Maker of sterling flatware, holloware, jewelry, and miscellaneous
items. Adler died in 2002, and his shop continues to make sterling handcrafted goods
in Costa Mesa, CA. Website. See flatware patterns.
Aikin, Lambert & Co.
New York, NY 1867-1931
Founded by James C. Aikin and Henry A. Lambert. Began as jewelers and became
a well known gold and silver pen manufacturer, also making small sterling novelties.
Acquired by Waterman in 1915 who continued to use the Aiken Lambert name until
about 1931.
New York, NY 1867-1931
Founded by James C. Aikin and Henry A. Lambert. Began as jewelers and became
a well known gold and silver pen manufacturer, also making small sterling novelties.
Acquired by Waterman in 1915 who continued to use the Aiken Lambert name until
about 1931.
Acme Silver Company
Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1885-1893
Toronto, Ontario, Canada 1885-1893
John W. Abbott, Jr. (Abbot)
Portsmouth, NH 1817-1849
Changed name from Abott to Abbott in 1828.
Portsmouth, NH 1817-1849
Changed name from Abott to Abbott in 1828.
John Sullivan Abbott
Montpelier, VT 1838-1853
Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
Montpelier, VT 1838-1853
Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
John Adam
Georgetown, DC 1801 and Alexandria, VA 1796-1848
Top two marks shown also used by father James Adam above.
Georgetown, DC 1801 and Alexandria, VA 1796-1848
Top two marks shown also used by father James Adam above.
Robert F. Adair
Maysville, KY 1855-1861
Maysville, KY 1855-1861
James Adam
Alexandria, VA c. 1775-1798
Marks shown also used by son John Adam.
Alexandria, VA c. 1775-1798
Marks shown also used by son John Adam.
William Adams
New York, NY 1831-1861
In the partnership of Adams & Kidney with Edmund Kidney
in 1855-1861. Importer of Sheffield silverplate and maker of antique English sterling
reproductions.
New York, NY 1831-1861
In the partnership of Adams & Kidney with Edmund Kidney
in 1855-1861. Importer of Sheffield silverplate and maker of antique English sterling
reproductions.
Albert F. Adams
Nashua, NH 1864-1872
Worked with his son Albert F. Adams as A. Adams & Son c. 1867. Went
into the dry goods business in 1872.
Nashua, NH 1864-1872
Worked with his son Albert F. Adams as A. Adams & Son c. 1867. Went
into the dry goods business in 1872.
Charles Platt Adriance
Poughkeepsie, NY c. 1804-1815 and again 1831-1874, and
Richmond, VA 1816-1831
Poughkeepsie, NY c. 1804-1815 and again 1831-1874, and
Richmond, VA 1816-1831
George Aiken
Baltimore, MD 1787-1823
In the partnership of Aiken & Brown c. 1810.
Baltimore, MD 1787-1823
In the partnership of Aiken & Brown c. 1810.
John Aitken (Aiken)
Philadelphia, PA c. 1785-1814
Philadelphia, PA c. 1785-1814
Abbott to Aitken
Adams & Buttre
Elmira, NY c. 1836
Henry B. Adams and Nathaniel Buttre
Elmira, NY c. 1836
Henry B. Adams and Nathaniel Buttre
Adams & Farnsworth
Boston, MA 1846-1848 George Edward Adams and John C.
Farnsworth. Successor to A.L. Dennison, Adams & Co.
Silversmiths and jewelers.
Boston, MA 1846-1848 George Edward Adams and John C.
Farnsworth. Successor to A.L. Dennison, Adams & Co.
Silversmiths and jewelers.
Nathan Adams
Andover, MA 1784; Wiscasset, ME c. 1785; in Boston, MA by 1825
Andover, MA 1784; Wiscasset, ME c. 1785; in Boston, MA by 1825
William Wallace Adam
Alexandria, VA c. 1831-1877
Was in the partnership of W.W. Adam & Son with son Charles F. Adam 1875-1877.
Alexandria, VA c. 1831-1877
Was in the partnership of W.W. Adam & Son with son Charles F. Adam 1875-1877.
George Edward Adams
Boston, MA c. 1843-1875
Was in the parntership of Dennison, Adams & Co. with Aaron L.
Dennison and John C. Farnsworth 1843-1846 and then Adams & Farnsworth
with John C. Farnsworth 1846-1848.
Boston, MA c. 1843-1875
Was in the parntership of Dennison, Adams & Co. with Aaron L.
Dennison and John C. Farnsworth 1843-1846 and then Adams & Farnsworth
with John C. Farnsworth 1846-1848.
Abbott to Aitken
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