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D.B. Miller
Boston, MA c. 1850
Boston, MA c. 1850
Middletown Silver Co.
Middletown, CT c. 1900-1940
Makers of sterling and silverplate holloware. Their sterling mark is on the
left, one of their silverplate marks on the right.
Middletown, CT c. 1900-1940
Makers of sterling and silverplate holloware. Their sterling mark is on the
left, one of their silverplate marks on the right.
Samuel Minott
Boston, MA 1753-1803
In the partnership of Minott & Austin with Josiah Austin 1765-1769.
Boston, MA 1753-1803
In the partnership of Minott & Austin with Josiah Austin 1765-1769.
Mills & Forristall
Boston, MA 1846-1861
Elisha S. Mills and Philander J. Forristall.
Boston, MA 1846-1861
Elisha S. Mills and Philander J. Forristall.
Matthew Miller
Charleston, SC c. 1805-1840
Silversmith and jeweler.
Charleston, SC c. 1805-1840
Silversmith and jeweler.
Edward F. Miller
Providence, RI 1824-1850
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Providence, RI 1824-1850
Silversmith and watchmaker.
Thomas Milne
New York, NY 1795-1815
New York, NY 1795-1815
William Miller
Charleston, SC c. 1819
Silversmith and jeweler.
Charleston, SC c. 1819
Silversmith and jeweler.
Pardon Miller
Providence, RI 1822-1850
Providence, RI 1822-1850
Abner Halsey Miller
Newark, NJ 1854-1888 and Chicago, IL 1856-1883
Was in the partnership of A.H. & J.H. Miller in Newark
1854-1888 and opened a branch location in Chicago in 1856 under the name of A.H. Miller & Bros. When
James left the business in 1860, the Newark store retained the A.H. & J.H. Miller name while the Chicago
location was renamed simply A.H. Miller.
Newark, NJ 1854-1888 and Chicago, IL 1856-1883
Was in the partnership of A.H. & J.H. Miller in Newark
1854-1888 and opened a branch location in Chicago in 1856 under the name of A.H. Miller & Bros. When
James left the business in 1860, the Newark store retained the A.H. & J.H. Miller name while the Chicago
location was renamed simply A.H. Miller.
Frank Miraglia
New York, NY 1950's
Modernist studio jeweler.
New York, NY 1950's
Modernist studio jeweler.
A.H. & J.W. Miller
Newark, NJ 1854-1888
Brothers Abner Halsey Miller and James Wesley Miller; James left the
firm in 1860.
Newark, NJ 1854-1888
Brothers Abner Halsey Miller and James Wesley Miller; James left the
firm in 1860.
Burton Miller
Providence and Pawtucket, RI 1840-1850
Providence and Pawtucket, RI 1840-1850
John Paul Miller
Cleveland and Brecksville, OH 1937-Present
Highly regarded silversmith and jeweler affiliated with the Cleveland Institute of Art.
Produced holloware in the mid-1950's.
Cleveland and Brecksville, OH 1937-Present
Highly regarded silversmith and jeweler affiliated with the Cleveland Institute of Art.
Produced holloware in the mid-1950's.
Frederick A. Miller
Brecksville, OH 1940-1976
Began working in 1940 almost exclusively making holloware. Started working occasionally for
Potter and Mellen in 1946, he and fellow silversmith Jack Schlundt bought the company in 1967
and continued to work until his retirement in 1976.
Brecksville, OH 1940-1976
Began working in 1940 almost exclusively making holloware. Started working occasionally for
Potter and Mellen in 1946, he and fellow silversmith Jack Schlundt bought the company in 1967
and continued to work until his retirement in 1976.
George F. Mills
New York, NY 1834-1847
New York, NY 1834-1847
Lawrence Miller
Alexandria, VA 2001-Present Website.
Alexandria, VA 2001-Present Website.
Ludwig Meyer
St. Charles, MO 1835-1874
St. Charles, MO 1835-1874
William B. Meyers Co.
Newark, NJ 1907-c. 1958
Makers of antique reproductions, ceremonial religious vessels
and, beginning in 1932, silver miniatures.
Newark, NJ 1907-c. 1958
Makers of antique reproductions, ceremonial religious vessels
and, beginning in 1932, silver miniatures.
Jo Michels
New York, NY 1940's-1950's
Studio jeweler.
New York, NY 1940's-1950's
Studio jeweler.
John Matthew Micksch
Bethlehem, PA c. 1828-1841
Bethlehem, PA c. 1828-1841
Meyer to Miraglia
Meyer to Miraglia
