Silversmiths

Peter Mood, Sr. (b. 1766 d. 1821)
Charleston, SC 1785-1821 Was in the partnership of Peter Mood & Son in 1816.

H.R. Morss & Co., Inc.
North Attleboro, MA c. 1930-1940 Makers of sterling
flatware and baby items.

William S. Morgan
Poughkeepsie, NY 1832-1881 Silversmith and jeweler.
In the partnership of E. Morgan & Son with his father Elijah Morgan, Jr. 1832-1836.

William V. Moore
Mobile, AL c. 1854-1860

Jared L. Moore / Jared L. Moore & Co.
New York, NY 1826-1845 In the partnership of Moore &
Brewer with Charles Brewer c. 1824-1825. In the partnership of Jared L.
Moore & Co. with Charles Brewer and Francis Brown c. 1837-1844.

Charles Moore
Philadelphia, PA c. 1801-1809 In the firm of Moore & Ferguson c. 1801-1804.

John C. Moore / John C. Moore & Son
New York, NY 1832-1864 A partner in the firm of Moore & Brown with
Thomas Brown 1832-1834 then in the firm of Eoff & Moore with Garret
Eoff in 1835. Took his son Edward Chandler Moore on as partner in
and became known as John C. Moore & Son 1849-1868. John C.
Moore stepped down in the latter years, and Edward took over.
Beginning in 1851, the Moore firm produced exclusively for Tiffany & Co.
In 1868, Tiffany purchased the company, raising Tiffany's status from being a silver retailer to a silver
manufacturer. Edward C. Moore headed up Tiffany's silver department and was their chief designer until his
death in 1891.

Moore & Ferguson
Philadelphia, PA c. 1801-1805

Moore & Hofman
Newark, NJ c. 1915-1922 Successor to Schmitz, Moore & Co.

Elijah Morgan, Jr.
Poughkeepsie, NY 1805-1836 In partnerships of Sadd &
Morgan c. 1805; Morgan & Cook with Harry Cook 1806-1807;
Morgan & Kennedy in 1807; and E. Morgan & Son with William S. Morgan 1832-1836.