Warren B. Ewing
Shelbyville, KY c. 1845-1876
Shelbyville, KY c. 1845-1876
Garrett Eoff
New York, NY 1800-1845
Was involved with several firms:
Eoff & Howell with Paul Howell 1805-1807.
Eoff & Conner with John H. Conner 1833-1834.
Eoff & Moore with John Chandler Moore in 1835.
New York, NY 1800-1845
Was involved with several firms:
Eoff & Howell with Paul Howell 1805-1807.
Eoff & Conner with John H. Conner 1833-1834.
Eoff & Moore with John Chandler Moore in 1835.
Eoff & Shepard
New York, NY 1855-1861
A partnership of Edgar Mortimer Eoff and George L. Shepard. Successors to Eoff & Phyfe.
Makers of sterling holloware, most of which were sold by large New York City retailers.
New York, NY 1855-1861
A partnership of Edgar Mortimer Eoff and George L. Shepard. Successors to Eoff & Phyfe.
Makers of sterling holloware, most of which were sold by large New York City retailers.
John Erwin
Baltimore, MD and New York, NY c. 1809-1819
Baltimore, MD and New York, NY c. 1809-1819
Erickson Silver Shop
Gardner, MA 1932-Present
Founded by George C. Erickson and turned over to grandson Peter Erickson in 1977. Makers of handwrought
sterling flatware, holloware and jewelry. Website.
Gardner, MA 1932-Present
Founded by George C. Erickson and turned over to grandson Peter Erickson in 1977. Makers of handwrought
sterling flatware, holloware and jewelry. Website.
Esco Sterling See Eastern Sterling Co.
Theo. Evans & Co.
New York, NY 1855-1865
Founded by Theodore Evans and John Cook. Succeeded by Evans & Cook.
Makers of coin flatware and holloware.
New York, NY 1855-1865
Founded by Theodore Evans and John Cook. Succeeded by Evans & Cook.
Makers of coin flatware and holloware.
Robert Evans
Boston, MA 1788-1812
Silversmith and jeweler.
Boston, MA 1788-1812
Silversmith and jeweler.
Henry Evans
New York, NY and Newark, NJ c. 1820-1863
New York, NY and Newark, NJ c. 1820-1863
Evans Case Co.
North Attleboro, MA 1-2-1960
Makers of sterling and silverplate cigarette cases, compacts, and other novelty
items. Became a division of the Hilsingor Corp.
North Attleboro, MA 1-2-1960
Makers of sterling and silverplate cigarette cases, compacts, and other novelty
items. Became a division of the Hilsingor Corp.
John Ewan
Charleston, SC c. 1823-1852
Was in the partnership of P. Mood & Co. with Peter Mood
1823-1825.
Charleston, SC c. 1823-1852
Was in the partnership of P. Mood & Co. with Peter Mood
1823-1825.
Henry Erwin
Philadelphia, PA 1817-1842
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Philadelphia, PA 1817-1842
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Ruth M. Erickson
Cleveland, OH 1939-1976
Maker of handwrought sterling flatware, holloware, and jewelry.
Cleveland, OH 1939-1976
Maker of handwrought sterling flatware, holloware, and jewelry.
Eoff & Phyfe
New York, NY 1844-1849
Edgar Mortimer Eoff and William Middleton Phyfe.
New York, NY 1844-1849
Edgar Mortimer Eoff and William Middleton Phyfe.
Alfred J. Evans
Binghamton, NY 1831-1855
A partner in the firm of H. & A.J. Evans c. 1836-1841.
Binghamton, NY 1831-1855
A partner in the firm of H. & A.J. Evans c. 1836-1841.
William H. Ewan
Charleston, SC 1849-1859
Charleston, SC 1849-1859
Eoff & Connor
New York, NY 1833-1834
A partnership between Garrett Eoff and John H. Conner.
New York, NY 1833-1834
A partnership between Garrett Eoff and John H. Conner.
J. Eubank
Glasgow, KY c. 1808-1850
Mark attributed to one of four people: Joseph Eubank, Sr., Joseph Eubank, Jr.,
James Eubank, Jr., and John Eubank.
Glasgow, KY c. 1808-1850
Mark attributed to one of four people: Joseph Eubank, Sr., Joseph Eubank, Jr.,
James Eubank, Jr., and John Eubank.
William R. Evans
Cincinnati, OH c. 1844-1849 and Covington, KY c. 1849-c. 1860
Cincinnati, OH c. 1844-1849 and Covington, KY c. 1849-c. 1860
Evans & Allen
Binghampton, NY c. 1850
Binghampton, NY c. 1850
Eoff & Howell
New York, NY 1805-1807
Garrett Eoff and Paul Howell.
New York, NY 1805-1807
Garrett Eoff and Paul Howell.
Eoff to Ewing
Eoff to Ewing
Philip Eulon
Baltimore, MD 1849-1860
Baltimore, MD 1849-1860
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