Hildeburn & Watson
Philadelphia, PA 1829-1833
Silversmiths & jewelers. A partnership between Samuel Hildeburn and
James Watson.
Philadelphia, PA 1829-1833
Silversmiths & jewelers. A partnership between Samuel Hildeburn and
James Watson.
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.
Chicago, IL 1882-1962
William Hibbard, Franklin Spencer and Adolphus C. Bartlett.
Successor to Hibbard, Spencer & Co. A huge hardware manufacturing company, they
produced silverplated flatware and holloware and a small amount of sterling wares
c. 1884 to about 1930. The OVB trademark stands for "Our Very Best."
Chicago, IL 1882-1962
William Hibbard, Franklin Spencer and Adolphus C. Bartlett.
Successor to Hibbard, Spencer & Co. A huge hardware manufacturing company, they
produced silverplated flatware and holloware and a small amount of sterling wares
c. 1884 to about 1930. The OVB trademark stands for "Our Very Best."
Higbie & Crosby
Boston, MA c. 1820
Boston, MA c. 1820
Samuel Hildeburn
Philadelphia, PA 1810-1839
In the partnership of Hildeburn & Watson 1829-1833.
Philadelphia, PA 1810-1839
In the partnership of Hildeburn & Watson 1829-1833.
Joel F. Hewes
Titusville, PA 1907-1950
Maker of handwrought sterling holloware in the Arts & Crafts style. The business went to
Jonathan L. Locke upon Hewes' retirement in 1950.
Titusville, PA 1907-1950
Maker of handwrought sterling holloware in the Arts & Crafts style. The business went to
Jonathan L. Locke upon Hewes' retirement in 1950.
Herbst & Wassall
New York, NY and Newark, NJ 1904-c. 1940
Makers of sterling and gold novelties and jewelry.
New York, NY and Newark, NJ 1904-c. 1940
Makers of sterling and gold novelties and jewelry.
William Brestede Heyer
New York, NY 1807-1822
In the partnership of Heyer & Gale with Jesse Gale 1807-1808. Upon Heyer's death
in 1828, his widow took over the business until 1835.
New York, NY 1807-1822
In the partnership of Heyer & Gale with Jesse Gale 1807-1808. Upon Heyer's death
in 1828, his widow took over the business until 1835.
Abraham Hews, Jr.
Boston, MA 1823-1867
In a partnership with Augustus H. Hewes of A. Hews Jr. & Co. 1850-1855.
Boston, MA 1823-1867
In a partnership with Augustus H. Hewes of A. Hews Jr. & Co. 1850-1855.
Heydorn & Imlay
Hartford, CT 1809-1811
C. Heydorn and Richard Imlay.
Hartford, CT 1809-1811
C. Heydorn and Richard Imlay.
Charles Hequembourg (b. 1788 d. 1875)
New Haven, CT 1809-1822; Albany, NY 1822-1826; New York, NY
1827-1830; Patterson, NJ 1830-1835; Buffalo, NY 1835-1842; and St. Louis, MO 1843-1851
Primarily a watchmaker and jeweler, it is believed he did his silversmith work only during his time in New
Haven, as his business advertisements while in New York were as a watchmaker, and while in Albany and
Buffalo as a jeweler.
New Haven, CT 1809-1822; Albany, NY 1822-1826; New York, NY
1827-1830; Patterson, NJ 1830-1835; Buffalo, NY 1835-1842; and St. Louis, MO 1843-1851
Primarily a watchmaker and jeweler, it is believed he did his silversmith work only during his time in New
Haven, as his business advertisements while in New York were as a watchmaker, and while in Albany and
Buffalo as a jeweler.
Hildeburn & Bros.
Philadelphia, PA 1849-1850
Philadelphia, PA 1849-1850
F.A. Hermann Co.
Melrose Highlands, MA 1908-1977
Melrose Highlands, MA 1908-1977
John A. Hersey
Newcastle, New Brunswick, Canada 1823-1830
Newcastle, New Brunswick, Canada 1823-1830
Hequembourg to Hildeburn
Hequembourg to Hildeburn
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