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S. W. Bell Philadelphia, PA Active c.1830's, listed in directory or 1837. |


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Bell Trading Post Albuquerque, NM ~ founded 1932 Manufacturers of sterling, copper & silverplate jewelry and souvenir spoons in the Navajo style. |


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Benjamin & Ford New Haven, CT Active c.1828 - 1874. Possibly retailers only. |


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Barzillai Benjamin New Haven, Bridgeport and Milford, CT - New York, NY (b.1774 - d.1844) Active c.1799 - 1835. Same or very similar marks used by Benjamin Benjamin of New Haven & New York in the 1820's, probably Barzillai's son. |


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Everard Benjamin New Haven, CT (b.1807 - d.1874) Active c.1828 - 1874 |
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Peter Bentzon (Bentson) Philadelphia, PA Active c.1817 - 1849 |
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Benziger Brothers New York, NY ~ c.1860 - c.1970 Catholic book publishers, also manufacturers of sterling & silverplate ecclesiastic ware. |
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Franz Bergmann
(1898-1977) San Francisco, CA active from c.1940, studio jeweler & silversmith
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William John Bessac Hudson, New York (b.1778 - d.1849) Silversmith |
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Joseph Bevan Baltimore, Maryland (b.1814-d.1894), first mention directory of 1836 as watchmaker. Probably son of silversmith Richard Beven. In partnership with Charles Blake, 1858-1868. Watchmaker, jeweler and silversmith. |
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Bigelow & Brothers Boston, Massachusetts ~ c.1846-1847 Successors to John Bigelow, that firm joined by brothers, Abraham O. Bigelow and Alanson Bigelow.
Succeeded by Bigelow Bros. & Kennard |


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Bigelow Bros. & Kennard Boston, Massachusetts ~ c.1845 - 1863 Fine quality makers and retailers of coin silver, some sterling - flatware & holloware. Successors to Bigelow & Bros. |
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Bigelow, Kennard & Co. Boston, Massachusetts ~ c.1863 - 1923 Fine quality makers and retailers of coin silver, sterling - flatware & holloware. Successors to Bigelow Bros. & Kennard |
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John Bigelow Boston, Massachusetts Active ca. 1830s-c.1845 |
Charles Frederick Billon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (b.1765-d.1822) Active 1795-1817, partnered with Jean Simon Chaudron, 1795-97 St. Louis, Missouri Active 1818-1822, father of silversmiths, Charles Pierre Billon (1803-1863) & Frederick Louis Billon (1801-1895) |
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James Bingham Jr. Philadelphia, PA Active ca. 1867, patented a pattern known to have been retailed by J. E. Caldwell & Co. |
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John Birge Brattleboro, Vermont (b.1780,d.1859) Active c.1805-1842 |
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