Old Newbury Crafters
Newburyport, MA 1915-Present
An important silversmithing company whose roots go back to
the 1600's. Makers of handwrought sterling and pewter
flatware and holloware. The words "hand wrought"
were not used in their mark until 1956. Website.
See flatware patterns.
Newburyport, MA 1915-Present
An important silversmithing company whose roots go back to
the 1600's. Makers of handwrought sterling and pewter
flatware and holloware. The words "hand wrought"
were not used in their mark until 1956. Website.
See flatware patterns.
N. Olmsted & Son
New Haven, CT c. 1837-1860
A partnership between Nathaniel Olmsted and son George Olmsted.
Silversmiths and jewelers.
New Haven, CT c. 1837-1860
A partnership between Nathaniel Olmsted and son George Olmsted.
Silversmiths and jewelers.
Oneida Ltd. / Oneida Silversmiths
Sherrill, NY c. 1877-Present
Formed as an experimental utopian social community at
Oneida Creek, the group began making flatware in the late 1870's,
and their sterling line started in 1914. The production of silverplated
holloware began in 1926. Oneida acquired Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd. in
1929 who had the trademark name Heirloom and Oneida also
acquired S.L. & G.H. Rogers through that purchase. Oneida
manufactured three patterns in the 1940's for Empire Crafts Corp.
under the name Royal Crest and produced another three patterns
for private distribution under the name State House. The "cube"
mark was first used in 1965. Today they are manufacturers of a full line of sterling and silverplate flatware,
holloware, barware, vanity and novelty items along with china, crystal, and glassware. Website.
See flatware patterns.
Sherrill, NY c. 1877-Present
Formed as an experimental utopian social community at
Oneida Creek, the group began making flatware in the late 1870's,
and their sterling line started in 1914. The production of silverplated
holloware began in 1926. Oneida acquired Wm. A. Rogers, Ltd. in
1929 who had the trademark name Heirloom and Oneida also
acquired S.L. & G.H. Rogers through that purchase. Oneida
manufactured three patterns in the 1940's for Empire Crafts Corp.
under the name Royal Crest and produced another three patterns
for private distribution under the name State House. The "cube"
mark was first used in 1965. Today they are manufacturers of a full line of sterling and silverplate flatware,
holloware, barware, vanity and novelty items along with china, crystal, and glassware. Website.
See flatware patterns.
Frederick Oakes (Sr.)
Hartford, CT c. 1804-1830
Was in the partnerships of Allyn & Oakes with Nathan Allyn c. 1804;
Greenleaf & Oakes with David Greenleaf, Jr. 1804-1807; and Oakes & Spencer with
Nathaniel Spencer 1811-1820.
Hartford, CT c. 1804-1830
Was in the partnerships of Allyn & Oakes with Nathan Allyn c. 1804;
Greenleaf & Oakes with David Greenleaf, Jr. 1804-1807; and Oakes & Spencer with
Nathaniel Spencer 1811-1820.
Nathaniel Olmsted
Farmington, CT 1808-1826 and New Haven, CT 1826-1860
Was in the partnership of N. Olmsted & Son c. 1837-1860.
Farmington, CT 1808-1826 and New Haven, CT 1826-1860
Was in the partnership of N. Olmsted & Son c. 1837-1860.
Old New England Craftsmen
Newburyport, MA 1930's
Makers of sterling handwrought Colonial reproductions.
Newburyport, MA 1930's
Makers of sterling handwrought Colonial reproductions.
W.A. O'Hara, Jr.
Connersville, IN c. 1852-1856
Connersville, IN c. 1852-1856
Nicholas & Daniel Onderdonk
New York, NY c. 1850-1900
New York, NY c. 1850-1900
Henry Oakes
Hartford, CT c. 1830-1847
Took over business of father Frederick Oakes in 1830. Worked
with a partner as Henry Oakes & Co. in 1842.
Hartford, CT c. 1830-1847
Took over business of father Frederick Oakes in 1830. Worked
with a partner as Henry Oakes & Co. in 1842.
William Oakes
Hartford, CT 1842-1850
Was in the partnership of William & Frederick Oakes with brother Frederick Oakes (Jr.)
1842-1847.
Hartford, CT 1842-1850
Was in the partnership of William & Frederick Oakes with brother Frederick Oakes (Jr.)
1842-1847.
Frederick Oakes (Jr.)
Hartford, CT 1842-1847
Was in the partnership of William & Frederick Oakes with brother William Oakes
1842-1847.
Hartford, CT 1842-1847
Was in the partnership of William & Frederick Oakes with brother William Oakes
1842-1847.
Oakes to Oneida
Oakes to Oneida
William Ogle
Philadelphia, PA c. 1828-1829
Philadelphia, PA c. 1828-1829
Old Sturbridge Village
Old Sturbridge Village, MA 1946-Present
A 19th century New England reenactment village, silver goods are made on site.
Old Sturbridge Village, MA 1946-Present
A 19th century New England reenactment village, silver goods are made on site.
Peter Olivier
Philadelphia, PA c. 1797
Philadelphia, PA c. 1797
Peter Oliver
Boston, MA c. 1705-1712
Boston, MA c. 1705-1712
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