 |
 |
 |
 |
H.R. Morss & Co., Inc.
North Attleboro, MA c. 1930-1940
Makers of sterling flatware and baby items. See flatware patterns.
North Attleboro, MA c. 1930-1940
Makers of sterling flatware and baby items. See flatware patterns.
William S. Morgan
Poughkeepsie, NY 1832-1881
Silversmith and jeweler. Was in the partnership of
E. Morgan & Son with his father Elijah Morgan, Jr. 1832-1836.
Poughkeepsie, NY 1832-1881
Silversmith and jeweler. Was in the partnership of
E. Morgan & Son with his father Elijah Morgan, Jr. 1832-1836.
William V. Moore
Mobile, AL c. 1854-1860
Mobile, AL c. 1854-1860
Jared L. Moore / Jared L. Moore & Co.
New York, NY 1826-1845
In the partnerships of Moore & Brewer with Charles Brewer
c. 1824-1825 then later Jared L. Moore & Co. with Charles Brewer and
Francis Brown c. 1837-1844.
New York, NY 1826-1845
In the partnerships of Moore & Brewer with Charles Brewer
c. 1824-1825 then later 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.
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.
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
Philadelphia, PA c. 1801-1805
Moore & Hofman
Newark, NJ c. 1915-c. 1943
Successor to Schmitz, Moore & Co.
Newark, NJ c. 1915-c. 1943
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.
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.
Stephen Morse
Gloucester, MA 1763-1771; Portsmouth, NH 1771-1791; and Concord, NH 1791-1795
Boston, MA 1796
Gloucester, MA 1763-1771; Portsmouth, NH 1771-1791; and Concord, NH 1791-1795
Boston, MA 1796
Martin Moses
Somers, NY 1815-1818; Lenox, MA 1818-1849; and Peekskill, NY 1850-1880
Somers, NY 1815-1818; Lenox, MA 1818-1849; and Peekskill, NY 1850-1880
E. Morgan & Son
Poughkeepsie, NY 1832-1836
Elijah Morgan and son William S. Morgan.
Poughkeepsie, NY 1832-1836
Elijah Morgan and son William S. Morgan.
Barnet Moss
Richmond, VA 1812-1824; Tappahannock, VA 1831-1839; Warrenton, VA 1839-1841
Was in the partnership of B. Moss & Son with son Charles B. Moss in 1839.
Richmond, VA 1812-1824; Tappahannock, VA 1831-1839; Warrenton, VA 1839-1841
Was in the partnership of B. Moss & Son with son Charles B. Moss in 1839.
Morse & Moseley
Albany, NY c. 1823
Albany, NY c. 1823
H. Moore
Philadelphia, PA c. 1850
Philadelphia, PA c. 1850
James H. Morse
Westfield, MA 1849-1865
Westfield, MA 1849-1865
Jacob Moses
Savannah, GA 1768-1785
Was in the partnership of Sime & Moses with William Sime 1768-1769.
Savannah, GA 1768-1785
Was in the partnership of Sime & Moses with William Sime 1768-1769.
Alexander C. Morin
Philadelphia, PA 1813-c. 1860
Philadelphia, PA 1813-c. 1860
Jordan Mott (b. 1768 d. 1840)
New York, NY 1796-1836
In the partnerships of Mitchell & Mott 1797-1801; Mott & Morrell 1804-1809; and
J.H. & Jordan Mott, Jr. with sons Jordan and Jacob H. Mott. Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
New York, NY 1796-1836
In the partnerships of Mitchell & Mott 1797-1801; Mott & Morrell 1804-1809; and
J.H. & Jordan Mott, Jr. with sons Jordan and Jacob H. Mott. Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.
James Stryker Mott
New York, NY 1829-1835
New York, NY 1829-1835
Mott & Morrell
New York, NY c. 1804-1809
Jordan Mott and Jacob Morrell.
New York, NY c. 1804-1809
Jordan Mott and Jacob Morrell.
Mott's
New York, NY
Mark may have been used by any of the following:
Jordan Mott 1796-1836
James S. Mott 1829-1835
Josiah C. Mott 1838-1849
William Mott, Jr. 1838-1839
James S. & J. Mott 1831-1834
J.H. & Jordan Mott, Jr. 1835-1836
William & Josiah Mott 1836-1842
Mott Brothers 1840-1850
New York, NY
Mark may have been used by any of the following:
Jordan Mott 1796-1836
James S. Mott 1829-1835
Josiah C. Mott 1838-1849
William Mott, Jr. 1838-1839
James S. & J. Mott 1831-1834
J.H. & Jordan Mott, Jr. 1835-1836
William & Josiah Mott 1836-1842
Mott Brothers 1840-1850
Moore to Mott
Moore to Mott