Bailey & Co.
Philadelphia, PA 1846-1878
Successor to Bailey & Kitchen. When Eli Westcot Bailey, the brother of
Bailey & Kitchen founder Joseph T. Bailey, along with James Gallagher and
Jeremiah Robbins joined Bailey & Kitchen, they formed a new partnership and named
it Bailey & Co. Joseph T. Bailey II was added as a partner in 1856. Founder
Joseph T. Bailey died in 1854. Forerunner to Bailey, Banks and Biddle.
Bailey, Banks and Biddle / Bailey, Banks and Biddle Co.
Philadelphia, PA 1878-Present
Successor to Bailey & Co. George W. Banks and
Samuel Biddle joined forces with Joseph T. Bailey II in 1878 and formed
Bailey, Banks and Biddle. The name was changed to Bailey, Banks and
Biddle Co. when the company incorporated in 1894. Makers and retailers of
quality sterling flatware, holloware, jewelry and novelty items.
E.E. & S.C. Bailey
Claremont, NH and Portland, ME 1825-1862
Partnership of Ebenezer Eaton Bailey and Samuel Chase Bailey.
Bradbury Melon Bailey
Woodstock, VT 1843-1848, Ludlow, VT 1848-1853, and Rutland, VT
1853-1881
Stopped silversmithing in 1875. In the partnership of Bailey & Parker with
Wilbur F. Parker 1868-1871 and also the partnership of Bailey & Parmenter with Chester Parmenter
1871-1875. Silversmith, jeweler and watchmaker.
Bailey & Parker
Rutland, VT 1868-1872
Bradbury Melon Bailey and Wilbur F. Parker.
Otto R. Bade
New Hope, PA c. 1960-1981
Modernist studio jeweler. A former foreman for Frank Rebajes.
H.B. & H.M. Bacon
Lowell, MA 1875-1880
Horace Baldwin Bacon and Henry McCobb Bacon.
Bachrach & Freedman
New York, NY and Chicago, IL c. 1895-1900
Succeeded by E. & J. Bass.
Charles Babbit (Babbitt)
Providence, RI c. 1810-1850 and Taunton, MA c. 1812-1850
Partnered with Sturgis Davis in Providence in the firm of Davis & Babbit c. 1824.
Bacon & Smith
Boston, MA 1845-1857 D. Bacon and Edwin Smith
Silas Dexter Bacon
Boston, MA 1837-1880
In the partnership of Bacon & Smith with Edwin Smith 1845-1857.
Operated under the name of S.D. Bacon & Co. as a jeweler 1858-1880.
James Monroe Badger
Brooklyn, NY c. 1840-1860
Bailey & Brothers
Utica, NY 1846-1852
Hugh Bailey, James Bailey, Thomas Bailey, William Bailey, John J. Brown, and
Thomas C. Stephens. Primarily retailers.
Bailey, Kettell & Chapman
Boston, MA c. 1850-1858
Simon W. Bailey, Joshua V. Kettell, and John N. Chapman. Succeeded by
Bailey, Chapman & Co.
Bailey, Chapman & Co.
Boston, MA 1858-1859
Simon W. Bailey and John N. Chapman.
Bailey & Kitchen
Philadelphia, PA 1832-1846
Partners Joseph Trowbridge Bailey and Andrew B. Kitchen.
Kitchen died in 1840 and the name remained the same until 1846. Forerunner to
Bailey, Banks and Biddle. Jewelers and silversmiths.
E.E. Bailey & Co.
Claremont, NH 1837-1839
A partnership between Ebenezer Eaton Bailey, Charles Bailey,
Roswell H. Bailey, and Samuel Chase Bailey.
Babbit to Baily
Tom Bahe
Tucson and Scottsdale, AZ c. 1948-2009
Navajo silversmith.
Babbit to Baily
Roswell Hopkins Bailey
Woodstock, VT 1837-1880
Was in partnership with Samuel C. Bailey, Charles Chase Bailey and
Ebenezer Eaton Bailey in Claremont, NH as E.E. Bailey & Co. 1837-1839.
William Baily, Jr.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1820-1850
Samuel Philbrick Bailey
Woodstock, VT 1842-1845 and Indianapolis, IN 1850-1860
Loring Bailey
Boston, MA and Hingham, MA c. 1759-1805
Ebenezer Eaton Bailey
Claremont, NH 1825-1862
Was in the firms of E.E. & S.C. Bailey 1825-1862 and E.E. Bailey & Co. 1837-1839.
Henry Bailey
Boston, MA c. 1800
Lebbeus Bailey (b. 1763 d. 1827)
North Yarmouth, ME c. 1780-1816
Partnered with his sone Lebbeus (Jr.) in the firm of Lebbeus Bailey & Son in 1816.
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Ellis Baily
Uniontown, PA 1833-1883
Silversmith, watchmaker, and jeweler.