Abraham L. Coan
Mobile, AL c. 1833-1841
Henry Cogswell
Salem, MA c. 1845-1865
Henry Augustus Coe
New York, NY c. 1840
Codding Bros. / Codding Bros. & Heilborn
North Attleboro, MA 1879-1918 Founded by Arthur, Edwin and James
Codding. Leo A. Heilborn joined the company in 1891. Makers of sterling
souvenir spoons and novelties.
Herbert Cockshaw / Herbert Cockshaw, Jr. See Howard & Cockshaw
A. Cohen & Sons
1911-Present Founded by Hyman J. Cohen. A huge wholesale jewelry concern. They
wholesale sterling and silverplate flatware and holloware under the trademark name Crosby.
Samuel Cockrell
Natchez, MS 1838-1893
Lysander Philetus Coe
New York, NY 1835-1850 and Mohawk, NY 1850-1867 Was in the
partnership of L.P. & S.E. Coe with Stephen Elsworth Coe 1850-1867.
Thomas Cohen
Lynchburg, GA; Petersburg, VA; and Chillicothe, OH
c. 1808-1814
Coe & Montgomery
Hartford, CT c. 1840
Daniel Bloom Coen
New York, NY 1777-1805
Coe & Upton
New York, NY c. 1840
Silversmiths - Clark to Cohen
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J.H. Clark
New York, NY c. 1815-1822
Matthew Cluff
Norfolk, VA c. 1803-1816 and Elizabeth City, NC 1816-1819 In partnership with George Ott
as Ott & Cluff c. 1803-1806.
William Cleveland
Norwich and New London, CT 1792-c. 1805; Salem, Putnam (now Zanesville,
and Worthington, OH c. 1808-1812; Norwich, CT c. 1812-c.1825. Silversmith,
jeweler, and clockmaker. In the partnerships of Trott & Cleveland with
John Proctor Trott in New London, CT 1792-1794 and later Cleveland & Post
with Samuel Post c. 1815.
Benjamin Norton Cleveland (b. 1767 d. 1837)
Newark, NJ 1790-1836 Silversmith and watchmaker.
Thomas Clark
Boston, MA 1746-1781 Silversmith, clock and watchmaker.
Levi Clark
Norwalk, CT c. 1825-1830 Was in the partnership of
Clark & Brother with James Starr Clark c. 1825.
Joseph Clark (b. 1764 d. 1821)
New York, NY 1768-c. 1777; Danbury, CT c. 1777-1791; and
Newburgh, NY 1811-c. 1818 Partnered with Joseph Reeve in the
firm of Reeve & Clark c. 1818. Served in the Revolutionary War
in 1777.
Richard Clayton
Cincinnati, OH 1834-1859 Silversmith and watchmaker who also made a name for
himself as a balloonist.
Lewis Wicks Clark
Watertown, NY 1832-1836 and Utica, NY 1836-1838 Was in the partnership of
L.W. & J.C. Clark with Jonas Coe Clark 1836-1837.
Cleveland & Post
Norwich, CT c. 1815 William Cleveland and Samuel Post.
Walter Cline
Utica, NY 1857-1861 In the partnership of W. & J. Cline 1857-1860.
Patrick F. Clark
Philadelphia, PA c. 1842-1843
Jonas Coe Clark
Watertown, NY 1836-1837; Utica, NY 1839-1840; and Albany, NY 1840-1841
Partnered with Lewis Wicks Clark in the firm of L.W. & J.C. Clark 1836-1837.
Johannes Frederick Cluett
Kingston, NY 1720-1725; Schenectady, NY 1726-1755; and Albany, NY 1756-c. 1760
Gabriel Duval Clark
Baltimore, MD 1830-1896 Was in the partnership of Foxcroft &
Clark with James A. Foxcroft 1831-1839.
George C. Clark
Providence, RI c. 1813-1824
Clark to Cohen
Clark to Cohen
George R. Clark
Auburn, NY c. 1825-1827; Rome, NY c. 1838; and Utica, NY c. 1828-1844
In the partnership of Jenkins & Clark with B.R. Jenkins c. 1827.
John Coddington
Newport, RI c. 1711-1743
John Coburn
Boston, MA c. 1750-c. 1803
Jonathan Clarke
Newport, RI 1734-c. 1755 and Providence, RI c. 1755-c. 1770
L.P. & S.E. Coe
Mohawk, NY 1850-1867 Brothers Lysander P. and Samuel E. Coe.