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Knight Leverett
Boston, MA
(b.1703 - d.1753) |
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Ed Levin
(1921-2008)
New York, NY c1950-1964
Bennington, VT 1964-2008
Studio jeweler
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Lewis & Smith
Philadelphia, PA
Active c1805 - 1811 |
Lewis Brothers
New York, NY
Active c.1890-c.1915, manufacturers of sterling silver jewelry and novelties. Mark has been noted on pieces similar to Shiebler's Homeric line. Maiden Lane address. |
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Harvey Lewis
Philadelphia, PA
Active c1811 - 1826, died 1835 |
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Isaac Lewis
Connecticut
(b.1773 - d.1860) Active c1796 - 1809 in Huntington, c1810 - 1820 in Ridgefield, Ct. |
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John Lewis
East Gloucester, MA 1955-c1958
Ogunquit, Maine c1958-c1972
Boston, Massachusetts c1972-present
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Liebs Silver Co.
New York, NY
Active c.1915-c.1936, manufacturers of sterling holloware and novelties. 36 West 47th St. |
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Lincoln & Foss
Boston, MA
Active c1850 |
William Link Co.
Newark, NJ ~ 1871-c.1915
Link founded the firm in 1871, he went through a series of partners & name changes from 1875-1900, the firm name became the William Link Company in 1900. Manufacturer of tableware & novelties. |
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David Mason Little
Boston & Salem, MA
(b.1860-d.1923) Active c.1907-1923, naval architect & mayor of Salem. He became interested in silversmithing late in life and apprenticed under George Gebelein. |
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William C. Little
Newburyport, MA
(b.1745 - d.1816) |
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Paul Lobel
(1899-1983)
New York, NY & Provincetown, RI
Industrial designer, sculptor & studio jeweler
Jewelry from c.1943 |
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Jonathan LLoyd Locke
Titusville, Pennsylvania ~ (b.1901 - d.1974)
This mark was used c1950 - 1968. Mr. Locke began as an apprentice with Joel F. Hewes in 1914 and spent his entire working life in the shop. On Hewes' retirement in the early 1950's, Locke took over the shop and changed the mark stamp to match. Small shop, well made handwrought hammered work. |
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P. H. Locklin & Sons
New York, NY ~ c1920's
Manufacturers of sterling holloware, tableware & novelties, noted for gold embellishment. |
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V. Lollo
Brooklyn, New York
Active c.1930s-1950s, Vincent & Arthur Lollo, manufacturers of sterling holloware, often spun and weighted. |
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Thomas Long Company
Boston, MA 1878 - Present
Sterling flatware & novelty items, costume jewelry manufacturer under the "Longcraft" trademark. |
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Henry Longley
New York, NY
Active early 19th C. |
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Guy Loomis & Co.
Erie, PA
Active c.1837-1850 |
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