Welsh & Brother
Baltimore, MD 1887-1910
Made sterling holloware; retailed flatware.
Baltimore, MD 1887-1910
Made sterling holloware; retailed flatware.
Alfred Welles / A. Welles & Co.
Hebron, CT 1804-1806 and Boston, MA 1806-1811
In the partnership of A. & G. Welles with his brother George I.
Welles 1806-1811. Served as a general in the War of 1812.
Hebron, CT 1804-1806 and Boston, MA 1806-1811
In the partnership of A. & G. Welles with his brother George I.
Welles 1806-1811. Served as a general in the War of 1812.
Leonard Talcott Welles / L.T. Welles & Co.
Hartford, CT c. 1836-1865
In the partnership of Welles & Strong with Charles Cyprian Strong 1840-1841
and 1843-1845. In the partnership of L.T. Welles & Co. with W. Welles
1841-1857. It appears he continued with the name of L.T. Welles & Co.
1858-1865 but without W. Welles. Silversmith, jeweler and watchmaker.
Hartford, CT c. 1836-1865
In the partnership of Welles & Strong with Charles Cyprian Strong 1840-1841
and 1843-1845. In the partnership of L.T. Welles & Co. with W. Welles
1841-1857. It appears he continued with the name of L.T. Welles & Co.
1858-1865 but without W. Welles. Silversmith, jeweler and watchmaker.
George W. Welsh
New York, NY 1845-c. 1872
New York, NY 1845-c. 1872
Wendell Manufacturing Co.
Chicago, IL 1850-1909
Founded by Charles Wendell. Acquired some Mauser dies
in late 1890's. Maker of sterling flatware, souvenir spoons,
and holloware. Stopped flatware production in 1900.
See flatware patterns.
Chicago, IL 1850-1909
Founded by Charles Wendell. Acquired some Mauser dies
in late 1890's. Maker of sterling flatware, souvenir spoons,
and holloware. Stopped flatware production in 1900.
See flatware patterns.
John R. Wendt & Co.
New York, NY 1855-1870
Makers of a small line of coin and sterling flatware and holloware, highly sought after today.
Wendt flatware often contains only the retailer's mark. Dies were sold to Adams & Shaw; the
remainder of the business was sold to Whiting Mfg. Co. See flatware patterns.
New York, NY 1855-1870
Makers of a small line of coin and sterling flatware and holloware, highly sought after today.
Wendt flatware often contains only the retailer's mark. Dies were sold to Adams & Shaw; the
remainder of the business was sold to Whiting Mfg. Co. See flatware patterns.
Bernard Wenman
New York, NY c. 1789-1834
New York, NY c. 1789-1834
A. & G. Welles
Boston, MA 1806-1811
Alfred and George Welles.
Boston, MA 1806-1811
Alfred and George Welles.
Cyrus King Wentworth / Wentworth & Co.
Boston, MA Before 1840; Milledgeville, GA 1840-1884; and Macon, GA 1844-1847
Boston, MA Before 1840; Milledgeville, GA 1840-1884; and Macon, GA 1844-1847
Welles & Gelston
Boston, MA c. 1830-1840
Boston, MA c. 1830-1840
Charles Wendell
Chicago, IL Mark used c. 1835-1850
Founded the Wendell Manufacturing Co. in 1850 (see above).
Chicago, IL Mark used c. 1835-1850
Founded the Wendell Manufacturing Co. in 1850 (see above).
Daniel Ivy Wells
Bolivar, TN 1833-1876
Bolivar, TN 1833-1876
George I. Welles
Boston, MA 1809-1821
A partner in the businesses of A. & G. Welles with his brother Andrew Welles 1806-1811
and Welles & Co. with Hugh Gelston 1816-1821.
Boston, MA 1809-1821
A partner in the businesses of A. & G. Welles with his brother Andrew Welles 1806-1811
and Welles & Co. with Hugh Gelston 1816-1821.
Weiss to Wentworth
Weiss to Wentworth
D.A. Wells
Medina, OH c. 1833
Medina, OH c. 1833
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John Welch
Fincastle, VA 1806-1827
Silversmith and clockmaker. Was in the partnership of Welch & Aunspaugh
with Charles Aunspaugh c. 1822-1827).
Fincastle, VA 1806-1827
Silversmith and clockmaker. Was in the partnership of Welch & Aunspaugh
with Charles Aunspaugh c. 1822-1827).
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Jedediah Weiss
Bethlehem, PA 1815-1865
Bethlehem, PA 1815-1865
Weizenegger Bros.
Newark, NJ 1909-1922
Newark, NJ 1909-1922