William S. Wood
Skaneateles, NY c. 1814-1820
N.G. Wood & Son
Boston, MA c. 1871-1922
Nathaniel Goodwin Wood and son Albert. Makers
and retailers of sterling flatware and jewelry and
makers of silverplated holloware.
John Wood
Albany, Schenectady, and New York, NY c. 1780-1792
Wood & Hughes
New York, NY 1845-1899.
Founded by Jacob Wood and Jasper W. Hughes. Successors to
Gale, Wood & Hughes. The mark shown in the two lower left
examples was used after 1871. Acquired in 1899 by Graff,
Washbourne & Dunn who in turn was acquired by Gorham in 1961.
Makers of sterling and coin flatware and holloware. See flatware patterns.
Wood & Force
New York, NY 1839-1841
Jacob Wood and Jabez Wood Force.
Wolfenden Silver Co.
North Attleboro, MA 1919-1955
Founded by John W. Wolfenden. Purchased by Crown
Silver Co. Makers of sterling flatware and holloware.
General James Wolf
Wilmington, DE 1813-1830 and Philadelphia, PA 1830-1835.
Jacob Wolf
Westminster, MD c. 1815-1818; Uniontown, MD 1818-mid 1820's; and Waynesburg,
PA mid 1820's to 1864
Silversmith and clockmaker.
Francis H. Wolfe (Wolf)
Philadelphia, PA c. 1829-1850
Benjamin Wood
New York, NY 1807-1830
Was in the partnership of Cole & Wood with Ebenezer Cole 1821-1830.
Jacob Wood
New York, NY 1834-1850
A partner in the firms of Gale, Wood & Hughes 1836-1845 and Wood & Hughes
1845-1850.
Woodruff & Deterly
Cincinnati, OH 1817-1821
Enos Woodruff and Jacob Deterly. Successor to Best, Woodruff & Deterly.
Wolf to Woodruff
Wolf to Woodruff
Isaac Woodcock
Wilmington, DE 1787-1795; Well's Valley, PA 1795-1820 and 1829-1849;
Hagerstown, MD c. 1795; and Mount Pleasant, PA 1820-1825
Bancroft Woodcock
Wilmington, DE 1754-1793 and Well's Valley, PA 1793-1817
Was a partner in the firm of Woodcock & Byrnes with Thomas Byrnes 1790-1793.
L.S. Wood
Pasadena, CA c. 1950-1951
William Wood
Georgetown, DC 1805-1808; Washington, DC 1808-1822
Was in the partnerships of Rigden & Wood with Thomas Rigden
1805-1808 and then Bentley & Wood with Joseph Bentley in 1809.