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James C. Cole
Rochester, NH 1813-1865 Silversmith and clockmaker.
Rochester, NH 1813-1865 Silversmith and clockmaker.
Nathaniel Coleman
Burlington, NJ 1787-1835
Burlington, NJ 1787-1835
Charles C. Coleman
Worcester, MA 1844-1860 Was in the partnership of Coleman & Putnam with
F.H. Putnam c. 1857.
Worcester, MA 1844-1860 Was in the partnership of Coleman & Putnam with
F.H. Putnam c. 1857.
Samuel Coleman
Trenton, NJ c. 1785-1810
Trenton, NJ c. 1785-1810
John H. Connor
New York, NY c. 1833-1837 In the partnerships of
Eoff & Connor with Garret Eoff c. 1833-1835 and Connor &
Stickles 1836-1837.
New York, NY c. 1833-1837 In the partnerships of
Eoff & Connor with Garret Eoff c. 1833-1835 and Connor &
Stickles 1836-1837.
James Conning
New York, NY c. 1840 and Mobile, AL c. 1842-1872
New York, NY c. 1840 and Mobile, AL c. 1842-1872
Concord Silversmiths / Concord Silversmiths Ltd.
Concord, NH 1925-c. 1950 Began as Concord Silver Co. and
was bankrupt by 1939. A new firm was organized at that time
under the name of Concord Silversmiths Ltd. and purchased Concord Silver Co. Acquired
by the Ellmore Silver Co. in 1939. Makers of sterling flatware and holloware. See
flatware patterns.
Concord, NH 1925-c. 1950 Began as Concord Silver Co. and
was bankrupt by 1939. A new firm was organized at that time
under the name of Concord Silversmiths Ltd. and purchased Concord Silver Co. Acquired
by the Ellmore Silver Co. in 1939. Makers of sterling flatware and holloware. See
flatware patterns.
Columbia Silversmiths
Brooklyn, NY 1957-1961 Manufacturers of sterling holloware.
Brooklyn, NY 1957-1961 Manufacturers of sterling holloware.
Selden Collins (b. 1819 d. 1885)
Utica, NY 1835-1880 Was in the partnership of Murdock & Collins with James Murdock
1849-1850.
Utica, NY 1835-1880 Was in the partnership of Murdock & Collins with James Murdock
1849-1850.
Albert Coles / Albert Coles & Co.
New York, NY 1835-1866 Became Albert Coles & Co. c. 1854. The company
was sold to Montgomery & Co. in 1877, which was acquired by George W. Shiebler the following
year. Makers of sterling and coin flatware and novelties. See flatware patterns.
New York, NY 1835-1866 Became Albert Coles & Co. c. 1854. The company
was sold to Montgomery & Co. in 1877, which was acquired by George W. Shiebler the following
year. Makers of sterling and coin flatware and novelties. See flatware patterns.
Peleg Collins
Cincinnati, OH c. 1820-1850 In the partnerships Shipp & Collins with S.A.M. Shipp
1825-1834 and later Hazen & Collins with Nathan L. Hazen 1843-1847.
Cincinnati, OH c. 1820-1850 In the partnerships Shipp & Collins with S.A.M. Shipp
1825-1834 and later Hazen & Collins with Nathan L. Hazen 1843-1847.
August Conery
Frankfort, KY 1838-c. 1870 In the partnership of Loomis & Conery c. 1859
with W.P. Loomis.
Frankfort, KY 1838-c. 1870 In the partnership of Loomis & Conery c. 1859
with W.P. Loomis.
Colton & Collins
New York, NY 1825-1835
New York, NY 1825-1835
Ebenezer Cole
New York, NY 1818-1830 Was in the partnership of Cole & Wood with Benjamin Wood
1820-1830.
New York, NY 1818-1830 Was in the partnership of Cole & Wood with Benjamin Wood
1820-1830.
George Oliver Conrad
Charlottsville, Harrisonburg, and Luray, VA c. 1846-1854 Was in the partnership
of Bear & Conrad with his brother-in-law Jehu W. Bear 1846-1847 and 1848-1851.
Charlottsville, Harrisonburg, and Luray, VA c. 1846-1854 Was in the partnership
of Bear & Conrad with his brother-in-law Jehu W. Bear 1846-1847 and 1848-1851.
Osborn Conrad
Philadelphia, PA c. 1841-1851
Philadelphia, PA c. 1841-1851
M. Connell
Philadelphia, PA c. 1800
Philadelphia, PA c. 1800
John A. Cole
New York, NY 1841-1859 The mark shown is from a spoon
retailed by Cole.
New York, NY 1841-1859 The mark shown is from a spoon
retailed by Cole.
Coles & Reynolds
New York, NY c. 1870-1873 One of a number of businesses affiliated with Albert Coles.
Acquired by George W. Shiebler.
New York, NY c. 1870-1873 One of a number of businesses affiliated with Albert Coles.
Acquired by George W. Shiebler.
Reuben Rice Conn
Fitchburg, MA 1850-1880
Fitchburg, MA 1850-1880
John Coney
Boston, MA c. 1677-1722
Boston, MA c. 1677-1722
Edward Coit
Norwich, CT 1825-1860 Silversmith and jeweler.
Norwich, CT 1825-1860 Silversmith and jeweler.
Thomas Chester Coit
Norwich, CT 1812-1826; Natchez, MS 1826-1835; and New York, NY 1835-1841. In the
firms of Coit & Mansfield 1816-1819 and then Clark & Coit 1820-1822.
Norwich, CT 1812-1826; Natchez, MS 1826-1835; and New York, NY 1835-1841. In the
firms of Coit & Mansfield 1816-1819 and then Clark & Coit 1820-1822.
Coit & Mansfield
Norwich, CT 1816-1819 Partnership formed when Thomas Chester
Coit and Elisha Hyde Mansfield bought out the business of Judah Hart.
Norwich, CT 1816-1819 Partnership formed when Thomas Chester
Coit and Elisha Hyde Mansfield bought out the business of Judah Hart.
William B. Collins
New York, NY c. 1825-1835 Was a member of the firm of Colton &
Collins 1825-1835.
New York, NY c. 1825-1835 Was a member of the firm of Colton &
Collins 1825-1835.
Coit to Conrad
Coit to Conrad
Ella L. Cone
Boston, MA 1950's-1960's Proprietor of The Silversmith's
Shop. Modernist studio jeweler.
Boston, MA 1950's-1960's Proprietor of The Silversmith's
Shop. Modernist studio jeweler.
Cole & Clark
Great Falls, NH c. 1865-1867 Shubael B. Cole.
Great Falls, NH c. 1865-1867 Shubael B. Cole.
Benjamin Coleman, Jr.
Sag Harbor, NY c. 1802-1820
Sag Harbor, NY c. 1802-1820
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