Silversmiths

Eben Cutler
New Haven, CT and Boston, MA c. 1820-1846
Was in the partnership of A. & E. Cutler 1839-1842.

A. & E. Cutler
Boston, MA 1839-1842
Amos Cutler & Eben Cutler.

H.H. Curtis & Co.
North Attleboro, MA 1883-1915
Makers of sterling flatware and souvenir spoons.

John Curry
Philadelphia, PA and Newburgh, PA 1825-1850
In the firm of Curry & Preston 1825-1831.

Curry & Preston
Philadelphia, PA 1825-1831
John Curry and Stephen L. Preston.

Currier & Trott
Boston, MA 1823-1855
Richard Currier and John Proctor Trott. Succeeded by Currier,
Trott & Co.

Currier & Roby
New York, NY 1900-c. 1943
Ernest M. Currier and Harry E. Roby. Became a division of Elgin Silversmiths.
Makers of sterling holloware and flatware, specializing in antique reproductions.

Crown Silver Co.
New York, NY 1955-1960
Acquired Hasselbring Silver Co., Revere Silver Co., and Wolfenden Silver Co. Acquired the
flatware dies of Amston Silver Co. Makers of sterling and silverplate flatware and holloware.

Alexander Crouckshanks
Boston, MA 1768-c. 1780

Amos Cutler
Boston, MA 1834-1852
Was in the partnership of A. & E. Cutler 1839-1842. Silversmith, watchmaker, and jeweler.

S.S. Cutler & Co.
Lexington, KY c. 1850

Curtiss & Stiles
Woodbury, CT c. 1835
Daniel Curtiss and Benjamin Stiles.

Edmund M. Currier
Hopkinton, NH 1815-1825 and Salem, MA 1825-1853
Was in the partnership of Currier & Foster with George B. Foster 1831-1840.

Lewis Curtis
Farmington, CT 1797-1803; Burlington, VT 1803-1817; St. Charles, MO c. 1820; and
Hazel Green, WI c. 1840
Was in the partnership of Lewis & F. Curtis (later called L. & F. Curtis) with Frederick Curtis 1808-1805.
Worked independently as L. Curtis & Co. c. 1820.

Francis Curtis / F. Curtis & Co.
Hartford, CT 1842-1858
Was in the partnership of F. Curtis &
Co. with his brother Joseph F. Curtis 1849-1858 with a factory in Glastonbury, CT. The factory was
reorganized in 1854 as the Curtisville Mfg. Co.