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Henry David
New York, NY
Active c.1840s, his mark is almost identical to Albert Coles', interestingly, they were listed as next door neighbors in the New York directory, 1846/7. |
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Davis & Galt
Philadelphia, PA ~ c1888 - c1896
Sterling flatware and holloware. William Linker, previously with Davis & Galt, registered this fleur d'lys trademark (without the shield surround) for his own use in 1906. |
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Edward Davis
Newburyport, MA
(d.1781) active c1770 |
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Joshua George Davis
Boston, MA
working c1796 - 1840 |
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William DeHart
probably Massachusetts
active 1950s
Studio jeweler & silversmith |
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Jabez Delano
New Bedford, MA
(b.1763-d.1848) active c.1785 |
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Georges Delrue
(b.1920)
Montreal, Canada
active c1950-present, studio jeweler |
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William G. DeMatteo (1895-1980)
Bergenfield, NJ
Active 1919 - 1968. Designer and maker of handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling holloware. His son William L. & grandson Chip both followed in the tradition.
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William L. DeMatteo (1923-1988)
Williamsburg & Alexandria, Virginia
Designer and maker of handwrought Arts & Crafts & fine antique reproduction sterling holloware. Studied under his father and became master smith at the Colonial Williamsburg Restoration.
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Demilt
New York, NY
Active c1805 - 1844, Samuel, Thomas, Benjamin or Andrew Demilt. |
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Henry Dennery
New York, NY
Active c.1810-c.1820, mark is usually seen with pseudo-marks. |
New York, NY
active from 1930s
Abstract Expressionist sculptor & studio jeweler, worked primarily in stainless steel. |
Benjamin Dexter
New Bedford, MA
Active 1837-1860, watchmaker & retail silversmith. Succeeded by Dexter & Haskins. |
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Wilhelm Hunt Diederich (1884-1953)
New York
Hungarian born, Hunt Diederich emigrated to the US in 1894. Known primarily for his Art Deco sculptures and murals of figures and animals in metal, he is also known to have produced a small amount of silver. |
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Richard Dimes Company
South Boston, Massachusetts ~ 1908 - 1955
Sterling flatware and holloware. Eventually absorbed into Lunt Silversmiths |
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Isaac M. Dimond
New York NY
Active c1828 - 1838 |
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Dominick & Haff
New York, NY (1868 - 1928)
Very fine quality sterling silver holloware and flatware, they were absorbed into Reed & Barton. |
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