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William B. Meyers Co.
Newark, New Jersey ~ 1907 - c.1950s
Respected maker of quality antique reproductions, miniatures and ceremonial religious items. |
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Middletown Silver Co.
Middletown, Connecticut ~ ca.1900 - 1940
Makers of sterling and silverplate holloware. |
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D. B. Miller
Boston, MA
Active c.1850 |
John Matthew Micksh
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
(b.1798-d.1882) Active from c.1822, clockmaker and silversmith, prominent member of the Moravian community.
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Frederick A. Miller
Cleveland, Ohio
(b.1913-d.2000) Active from 1940, maker of handwrought sterling holloware, he worked independently and for Potter-Mellon, eventually becoming the owner of the firm. Taught silversmithing for nearly 30 years at the Cleveland Institute of Art .
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John Paul Miller
Cleveland, Ohio
(b.1918-d.2013) Active from c.1946 jeweler working in gold and silver, renowned for his fine enamel and granulation work. Teacher at the Cleveland Institute of Art.
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Frank Miraglia
New York
active 1950s/60s
studio jeweler |
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? Mitchell
Location unknown
Active second quarter 19th century. |
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Mitchell & Tyler
Richmond, Virginia
Active 1845-1866
Partnership of Samuel Phillips Mitchell and John Henry Tyler, successors to William Mitchell. Silversmiths & jewelers.
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William Mitchell Jr.
Richmond, Virginia
(b.1795-d.1852) Active c.1820-1845
Successor to Taft & Mitchell. Silversmith, retail jeweler & watchmaker. Succeeded by Mitchell & Tyler, both men having been apprenticed to him.
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J. & W. Moir
New York, NY
John & William Moir, Scottish emigres active 1844-1869.
Successors to Emmett T. Pell on Hudson St. Retail silversmiths, jewelers & watchmakers. Succeeded by W. Moir.
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William Moir
New York, NY
(b.1826-d.1896) active from 1869.
Successor to J. & W. Moir. Retail silversmith, jeweler & watchmaker.
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James Monk
Charleston, SC
Worked independently and in partnership of Atmar & Monk with Ralph Atmar (1797-1799) at 20 Broad St. and Monk & Meurset with John Meurset (1804-1807). Silversmith & watchmaker.
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Monroe & DeFriez
St. Louis, Missouri
active 1848 - 1859, partnership of James F. Monroe & William C. Defriez
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John Mood
Charleston, South Carolina
(b.1792-d.1864) active from c.1816. Apprenticed with his father Peter Mood Sr. and became his partner in Peter Mood & Son (1816-1819), when his brother, Peter Jr. joined in it became Peter Mood & Sons (1819-1821). This mark dates from 1822-1834.
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John & Peter Mood
Charleston, South Carolina
Active from c.1834-1841. Working silversmiths.
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Peter Mood Jr.
Charleston, South Carolina
(b.1796-d.1879) active from 1819. Apprenticed with his father, then became his partner along with his brother John in Peter Mood & Sons (1819-1821). This mark dates from 1822-1834.
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