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Phillip Fredholm
Los Angeles, California
c.1920-c.1950
Silversmith & die maker, known to have worked with Bohlin, Mike Morales & Charles Samples. Created some of the finest, buckles, spurs, saddlery & tack mountings of the Hollywood Cowboy era. |
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G. H. French & Co.
North Attleboro, MA
ca. 1920 -1939
Flatware & holloware, absorbed into Ellmore Silver Co. |
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Elsa Freund
(1912-2001)
Eureka Springs, AK & Deland, FL
active from c.1950, studio jeweler |
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John Frick Jewelry Co.
New York, NY
c.1910 - present
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Clemens Friedell
Pasadena, California ~ c.1910 - 1963
Handwrought Arts & Crafts sterling. Important maker, trained in Austria and worked for Gorham on their Martele line. |
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Herman Friedrick
New York, NY
c.1945-c.1965
Silversmith & engraver, western buckles, spurs, & tack mountings. Store named Ranch Supplies Inc. at 797 Eighth Ave. |
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John Fries
Philadelphia, PA
( Active c.1830 - 1850 |
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Benjamin C. Frobisher
Boston, MA
(b.1792 - d.1862) Active 1816 - 1842, in partnership Stodder & Frobisher 1816 - 1825. |
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Frost Workshops
Dayton, Ohio
Founded by George Frost c.1907, makers of patinated brass and copper jewelry and small decorative items, often set with glass stones. |
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Philip H. Furman
Schenectedy, NY
Active c.1821 - 1842 |
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Ferd. Fuchs & Bros.
New York, NY 1884 - 1891
Succeeded by Fuchs & Beiderhase.
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Fuchs & Beiderhase
New York, NY 1891-1896
Rudolf Fuchs and George Beiderhase. Absorbed into Alvin c.1896 |
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