Lewis (Ludwig) Heck
Lancaster, PA c. 1780-1817
Lancaster, PA c. 1780-1817
Heer-Schofield See Schofield Co.
Henry Hebbard / Henry Hebbard & Co.
New York, NY 1835-1869
Made goods for early Tiffany & Co. Some flatware dies acquired by Shiebler.
See flatware patterns.
New York, NY 1835-1869
Made goods for early Tiffany & Co. Some flatware dies acquired by Shiebler.
See flatware patterns.
John Heath
New York, NY 1761-c. 1765
New York, NY 1761-c. 1765
Hebbard, Moore & Strong
New York, NY 1866-1867
New York, NY 1866-1867
John S. Heald
Baltimore, MD c. 1810-1815 and Pittsburgh, PA c. 1819-1841
Was in the partnership of Ball & Heald with William Ball 1811-1812.
Baltimore, MD c. 1810-1815 and Pittsburgh, PA c. 1819-1841
Was in the partnership of Ball & Heald with William Ball 1811-1812.
George A. Henckel & Co.
New York, NY 1909-c. 1940
Silver workshop that sold to the trade. Succeeded by Currier & Roby.
Makers of sterling holloware and novelties.
New York, NY 1909-c. 1940
Silver workshop that sold to the trade. Succeeded by Currier & Roby.
Makers of sterling holloware and novelties.
Elisha Hempsted
Litchfield, CT 1823-1855
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Litchfield, CT 1823-1855
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Daniel Booth Hempsted (b. 1784 d. 1852)
New London, CT c. 1806-1821 and Eatonton, GA 1821-1852
Was a partner with Asa Spencer as Spencer & Hempsted c. 1806.
Partnered with Nathaniel Saltonstall and Asa Spencer in the firm of
D.B. Hempsted & Co. 1821-1852; the business continued after
Hempsted's death in 1852 until about 1882.
New London, CT c. 1806-1821 and Eatonton, GA 1821-1852
Was a partner with Asa Spencer as Spencer & Hempsted c. 1806.
Partnered with Nathaniel Saltonstall and Asa Spencer in the firm of
D.B. Hempsted & Co. 1821-1852; the business continued after
Hempsted's death in 1852 until about 1882.
Heintz Art Metal Shop
Buffalo, NY 1906-1930
Otto Heintz acquired the Arts & Crafts Co. in 1903, and changed the name to Heintz Art Metal
Shop in 1906 and later became Heintz Bros. Mfg. Well known for handwrought copper and bronze
wares with sterling overlay in the Arts & Crafts style.
Buffalo, NY 1906-1930
Otto Heintz acquired the Arts & Crafts Co. in 1903, and changed the name to Heintz Art Metal
Shop in 1906 and later became Heintz Bros. Mfg. Well known for handwrought copper and bronze
wares with sterling overlay in the Arts & Crafts style.
Heirloom See Oneida Ltd.
A. Henderson
Philadelphia, PA 1835-1837
Philadelphia, PA 1835-1837
Hennegan, Bates & Co. / Hennegan-Bates Co.
Baltimore, MD 1874-c. 1947
William H. Hennegan and James O. Bates. Successors to Scott &
Hennegan. Incorporated in 1899 as Hennegan-Bates Co. Silversmiths and jewelers.
Baltimore, MD 1874-c. 1947
William H. Hennegan and James O. Bates. Successors to Scott &
Hennegan. Incorporated in 1899 as Hennegan-Bates Co. Silversmiths and jewelers.
George Heller
Reading, PA c. 1820-1886
Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
Reading, PA c. 1820-1886
Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
Clemens Hellebush
Cincinnati, OH 1866-1893
Cincinnati, OH 1866-1893
Henderson, Union & Hopkins
Not a maker, but rather a mark applied to fair premiums (awards) which were given out at
the Henderson, Union & Hopkins Fair (three adjoining counties in Kentucky) in the 1850's.
These premiums were made by an array of makers and usually bear their marks.
Not a maker, but rather a mark applied to fair premiums (awards) which were given out at
the Henderson, Union & Hopkins Fair (three adjoining counties in Kentucky) in the 1850's.
These premiums were made by an array of makers and usually bear their marks.
Felix Henry
New York, NY c. 1815
New York, NY c. 1815
Hemming Manufacturing Co.
Montreal, Canada 1903-1912
Succeeded by Canadian Jewelers, Ltd.
Montreal, Canada 1903-1912
Succeeded by Canadian Jewelers, Ltd.
Henderson & Lossing
Poughkeepsie, NY 1833-1835
Adam Henderson and Benson J. Lossing.
Poughkeepsie, NY 1833-1835
Adam Henderson and Benson J. Lossing.
Peter Heneberger
Chambersburg, PA 1800-1810; Rapho, PA 1807; and Harrisonburg, VA
c. 1813-1869
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Chambersburg, PA 1800-1810; Rapho, PA 1807; and Harrisonburg, VA
c. 1813-1869
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Heald to Henry
Heald to Henry
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Hebbard & Moore
New York, NY c. 1865
New York, NY c. 1865
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Nathaniel Helme
South Kingston, RI 1782-1789
South Kingston, RI 1782-1789