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J. Wagner & Son
New York, NY ~ c.1909-1965
Manufacturers of sterling silver holloware. Successors to Central Sterling Co. |
John Athan Waite
Kingston, Rhode Island
(b.1742-d.1817), active c.1760-1817, silversmith & engraver. During the Revolutionary War, served as Captain of the independent company, the "Kingston Reds".
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Waite, Thresher Co.
Providence, Rhode island
Active 1884-c.1928, silver and gold thimble manufacturers. Originally founded by Daniel B. Waite in 1860 as D.B. Waite & Co., Henry Thresher became a partner in 1884. Simons Brothers acquired their designs when the firm dissolved. First mark was a star, the thimble in its interior was added later. Successor to Waite, Smith & Co.
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Albert Wakefield
Great Falls, New Hampshire
Active from c.1846. Jeweler, watchmaker & silver retailer. Partnership of Wakefield & Woodward (c.1865-1867) with James J. Woodward. |
Hannah Walker
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1816-1817, worked with her brother, silversmith George Walker. |
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R. Wallace & Sons Mfg. Co.
Wallingford, Connecticut ~ 1871 - Present
Major manufacturer, full line flatware and holloware. Currently named - Wallace Silversmiths |
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E. Waller
Location unknown
Active mid nineteenth century. |
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John Wanamaker
Philadelphia, PA ~ 1870 - present
Retail department store, branded the sterling it retailed. |
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Vera Wang
New York, NY
(b.1949) Noted American fashion designer, who from 2004 branched out her brand into the tableware market. Flatware is manufactured by Towle Silversmiths/Syratech Corp. in sterling and/or stainless steel. Sterling silver patterns include: Byzantium, Grosgrain, Imperial Scroll, Jae, & Trellis.
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Ward & Bartholomew
Hartford, CT
Active c.1804-1809
James Ward & Roswell Bartholomew |
Ward & Cox
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Active c.1811-c.1818, silversmiths, John Ward & John Cox.
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Andrew Ellicott Warner
Baltimore, MD
(b.1786 - d.1870) In partnership with his brother Thomas H. Warner (1805-1812) |
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Cuthbert Warner
Baltimore, MD
(b.1760 - d.1838) |
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C. & J. Warner
Salem, MA
active 1820-1822, Caleb Warner & John Warner |
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John Warner
Columbus, Ohio
(b.1791-d.1831)Active from c.1818. Silversmith & jeweler. |
Thomas H. Warner
Baltimore, MD
(b.1780-d.1828) Active c.1800-1828, in partnership with his brother Andrew E. Warner (1805-1812). City assayer (1814-1823). |
David B. Warren
Pawtucket, Rhode Island
(b.c.1800-d.c.1877), active c.1830-1868, watchmaker, jeweler & silver retailer. Believed to have removed to St. Louis in 1868.
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George Waterman
Albany, NY
Active c.1848-1850 |
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