George L. Vose Mfg. Co., Inc.
Providence, RI c. 1884-c. 1922
Successor to Vose & Southwick. Makers of sterling souvenir spoons, jewelry and
novelties.
Providence, RI c. 1884-c. 1922
Successor to Vose & Southwick. Makers of sterling souvenir spoons, jewelry and
novelties.
John Vernon / John Vernon & Co.
New York, NY 1785-c. 1817
In the partnership of Underhill & Vernon 1785-1787. Started working under
the name of John Vernon & Co. c. 1795.
New York, NY 1785-c. 1817
In the partnership of Underhill & Vernon 1785-1787. Started working under
the name of John Vernon & Co. c. 1795.
Nathaniel Vernon / Nathaniel Vernon & Co.
Charleston, SC c. 1802-c. 1835
Went under the business name of Vernon & Co. in 1802 then changed to
Nathaniel Vernon & Co. in 1803 until 1808 when he reverted to using his own name. Silversmith and jeweler.
Charleston, SC c. 1802-c. 1835
Went under the business name of Vernon & Co. in 1802 then changed to
Nathaniel Vernon & Co. in 1803 until 1808 when he reverted to using his own name. Silversmith and jeweler.
John Frederick Vent
Keene, NH 1783-c.1815
Keene, NH 1783-c.1815
Vautrot
Warren, OH c. 1850
Warren, OH c. 1850
Visalia Stock Saddle Company
San Francisco, CA and Morro Bay, CA 1871-Present
Well known as a saddlery, they also make sterling tack and other western items.
San Francisco, CA and Morro Bay, CA 1871-Present
Well known as a saddlery, they also make sterling tack and other western items.
R.H.L. Villard
Washington, DC and Georgetown, MD c. 1833-1835
Washington, DC and Georgetown, MD c. 1833-1835
Volund Shop
Chicago, IL 1914-1915
A partnership between Grand Wood and Kristopher Haga. Makers of handwrought
sterling holloware and jewelry. Was in business for only 18 months.
Chicago, IL 1914-1915
A partnership between Grand Wood and Kristopher Haga. Makers of handwrought
sterling holloware and jewelry. Was in business for only 18 months.
John Vogler
Salem, NC 1805-c. 1880
Salem, NC 1805-c. 1880
Abraham Voorhees
New Brunswick, NJ 1840's
New Brunswick, NJ 1840's
Voute & Groff
Philadelphia, PA c. 1840-1850
Lewis C. Voute and J.R. Groff. Voute was a watchmaker, Groff the
silversmith.
Philadelphia, PA c. 1840-1850
Lewis C. Voute and J.R. Groff. Voute was a watchmaker, Groff the
silversmith.
S.L. Vosburgh
Ithaca, NY c. 1850
Ithaca, NY c. 1850
J.A. & S.S. Virgin
Macon, GA 1834-1850
Brothers Jonathan Ambrose Virgin and Samuel Stanley Virgin.
Macon, GA 1834-1850
Brothers Jonathan Ambrose Virgin and Samuel Stanley Virgin.
Joseph E. Veal
Madison, GA c. 1848-1855
Madison, GA c. 1848-1855
Samuel Vernon
Newport, RI c. 1705-1737
Newport, RI c. 1705-1737
Paul Voltaire / Voltaire's
New York, NY and Milford, CT 1949-1979
Modernist studio jeweler.
New York, NY and Milford, CT 1949-1979
Modernist studio jeweler.
Lester Howard Vaughan
Taunton, MA 1915-1961
Member of the Arts & Crafts Society of Boston. Primarily a pewtersmith,
but also worked in silver and copper.
Taunton, MA 1915-1961
Member of the Arts & Crafts Society of Boston. Primarily a pewtersmith,
but also worked in silver and copper.
Vaughan to Voute
Vaughan to Voute
Vaughan to Voute
William M. Virgin
Concord, NH 1817-c. 1850
Concord, NH 1817-c. 1850
Vilas & Noyes
Burlington, VT 1844-1848
William R. Vilas and Morillo Noyes. Succeeded by M. Noyes & Co.
Burlington, VT 1844-1848
William R. Vilas and Morillo Noyes. Succeeded by M. Noyes & Co.
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Volupté, Inc.
Elizabeth, NJ 1926-1980's
Makers of cigarette cases, compacts, and jewelry. Acquired by
Shields, Inc. in 1957.
Elizabeth, NJ 1926-1980's
Makers of cigarette cases, compacts, and jewelry. Acquired by
Shields, Inc. in 1957.
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Elias Alexander Vogler
Salem, NC 1846-c. 1873
Salem, NC 1846-c. 1873
Veal & Glaze
Columbia, SC 1838-1841
John Veal, Sr. and William Glaze.
Columbia, SC 1838-1841
John Veal, Sr. and William Glaze.
