I.H. Cary & Co.
Boston, MA 1838-1844
A partnership between Isaac H. Cary and William H. Cary.
Boston, MA 1838-1844
A partnership between Isaac H. Cary and William H. Cary.
William Carrington / William Carrington & Co.
Charleston, SC and New York, NY 1830-1872
Formed William Carrington & Co. in 1835. Moved
to New York after the Civil War. In 1872, Carrington
partnered with Stephen Thomas and continued on as the jewelry firm of Carrington, Thomas & Co. which
remained in business into the 1920s.
Charleston, SC and New York, NY 1830-1872
Formed William Carrington & Co. in 1835. Moved
to New York after the Civil War. In 1872, Carrington
partnered with Stephen Thomas and continued on as the jewelry firm of Carrington, Thomas & Co. which
remained in business into the 1920s.
M.W. Carr & Co., Inc.
West Somerville, MA c. 1920-Present Primarily a picture frame
manufacturer. Carr Craft is the brand name given to their sterling
and metal wares.
West Somerville, MA c. 1920-Present Primarily a picture frame
manufacturer. Carr Craft is the brand name given to their sterling
and metal wares.
Joseph Carpenter
Norwich, CT 1769-1797 and Canterbury, CT 1797-c. 1800
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Norwich, CT 1769-1797 and Canterbury, CT 1797-c. 1800
Silversmith and clockmaker.
William Williams Cary
Alton, IL 1836-1870
Silversmith and jeweler.
Alton, IL 1836-1870
Silversmith and jeweler.
Carson & Hall
Albany, NY 1814-1819
Thomas H. Carson and Green Hall.
Albany, NY 1814-1819
Thomas H. Carson and Green Hall.
Cary, Boynton & Woodford
Boston, MA 1835-1837
Isaac H. Cary, James Boynton, and Philip R. Woodford.
Boston, MA 1835-1837
Isaac H. Cary, James Boynton, and Philip R. Woodford.
Thomas H. Carson
Albany, NY 1810-1819 and 1825-c. 1850 and
Pittsfield, MA 1819-1825
In the partnership of Carson & Hall 1814-1819.
Albany, NY 1810-1819 and 1825-c. 1850 and
Pittsfield, MA 1819-1825
In the partnership of Carson & Hall 1814-1819.
Lewis Cary
Boston, MA 1815-1830
Boston, MA 1815-1830
Jacob Carter
Hanover, NH 1821-1828 and Concord, NH 1829-c. 1878
In the partnership of J. Carter & Son with son Abiel Carter 1853-1855 and
later Carter & Whitford c. 1855. Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
Hanover, NH 1821-1828 and Concord, NH 1829-c. 1878
In the partnership of J. Carter & Son with son Abiel Carter 1853-1855 and
later Carter & Whitford c. 1855. Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
Charles A. Carpenter
Norwich, CT 1790-1807 Boston, MA 1807-c.1810
Norwich, CT 1790-1807 Boston, MA 1807-c.1810
Carter & Cabrery
Chicago, IL 1854-1860
Otis G. Carter and Harvey R. Caberey.
Chicago, IL 1854-1860
Otis G. Carter and Harvey R. Caberey.
Cartier
Paris, France 1859-Present and New York, NY 1908-Present
Founded by Louis Philippe Cartier; his grandson, Pierre Cartier, opened
the New York shop.
Paris, France 1859-Present and New York, NY 1908-Present
Founded by Louis Philippe Cartier; his grandson, Pierre Cartier, opened
the New York shop.
Carence Crafters
Chicago, IL 1908-c. 1918
Founded by R.D. Camp, J.H. Dunham, and C.D. Greene. Makers of
handwrought, usually etched Arts & Crafts wares of various metals; some
small sterling items and jewelry.
Chicago, IL 1908-c. 1918
Founded by R.D. Camp, J.H. Dunham, and C.D. Greene. Makers of
handwrought, usually etched Arts & Crafts wares of various metals; some
small sterling items and jewelry.
James Hazen Carleton
Haverhill, MA 1840-1855
Silversmith and jeweler.
Haverhill, MA 1840-1855
Silversmith and jeweler.
Abraham Carlile
Philadelphia, PA 1791-1794
Philadelphia, PA 1791-1794
David Carlson
Gardner, MA 1920-1931
A Boston Society of Arts & Crafts "Master Craftsman," Carlson worked with
Arthur Stone until 1919 then operated his own shop until his death in 1931.
Gardner, MA 1920-1931
A Boston Society of Arts & Crafts "Master Craftsman," Carlson worked with
Arthur Stone until 1919 then operated his own shop until his death in 1931.
Henry A. Cargill
Nashville, TN 1836-1839
Nashville, TN 1836-1839
Caron Bros.
Montreal, Canada 1901-1933
Makers of military and other insignia, jewelry, and souvenir spoons.
Montreal, Canada 1901-1933
Makers of military and other insignia, jewelry, and souvenir spoons.
Willaim Cario (b.c. 1712 d.c. 1770)
Boston, MA c. 1735-1770
Boston, MA c. 1735-1770
Carleton & Kimball
New York, NY c. 1820
New York, NY c. 1820
Samuel Casey
Exeter, RI c. 1745 and South Kingston, RI c. 1750-1770
Exeter, RI c. 1745 and South Kingston, RI c. 1750-1770
CASS See Art Silver Shop
Clayton H. Case / C.H. Case & Co.
Hartford, CT 1867-c. 1918
Hartford, CT 1867-c. 1918
Carence to CASS
Carence to CASS
Carter, Howe & Co. / Carter Gough & Co.
Newark, NJ
Originally began business as Pennington, Carter & Doaremus in 1841,
and after numerous partnership and name changes the company Carter, Howe & Co. was
formed in 1902. A final change occurred in 1915 becoming Carter, Gough & Co. The firm
closed in 1922. Primarily manufacturing jewelers, both companies used the mark shown.
Newark, NJ
Originally began business as Pennington, Carter & Doaremus in 1841,
and after numerous partnership and name changes the company Carter, Howe & Co. was
formed in 1902. A final change occurred in 1915 becoming Carter, Gough & Co. The firm
closed in 1922. Primarily manufacturing jewelers, both companies used the mark shown.
Samuel T. Carley
Cincinnati, OH 1837-1865
Was a partner in a number of businesses:
Rhodes, Anthony & Carley 1837-1838.
Owen & Carley with William Owen 1846-1848.
Carley & Wray with Henry Wray in 1849.
S.T. Carley & Co. in 1850.
Cincinnati, OH 1837-1865
Was a partner in a number of businesses:
Rhodes, Anthony & Carley 1837-1838.
Owen & Carley with William Owen 1846-1848.
Carley & Wray with Henry Wray in 1849.
S.T. Carley & Co. in 1850.
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