Mary Peyton Winlock
Boston, Massachusetts
(b.1867-d.aft.1930) Active c.1888-c.1927, silversmith, jeweler & enamelist. Master, Boston Society of Arts & Crafts. Had studio space at the Handicraft Shop and trained at some time with George Gebelein.
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Bob Winston
(1915-2003)
Oakland, CA
Scottsdale, AZ
c.1940s-c.1990s
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Lewis Wise
Calabasas, California
(b.c.1917) Active c.1935-c.1976, working silversmith, handwrought flatware, jewelry and holloware. Apprentice, and son-in-law, to Porter Blanchard, took over all flatware manufacture for the Blanchard firm around 1955, became its owner in 1973.
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Hugh Wishart
New York, NY
Active c.1784 - 1819 |
Wolcott & Gelston
Boston, Massachusetts
Active c.1820-c.1827 jewelers, watchmakers & silversmiths. Henry Drayton Wolcott (b.1797-d.1830) & Maltby Gelston (b.1797-d.1828).
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General James Wolf
Active c.1822 - 1833
Wilmington, Delaware from c.1822, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania from c.1830 |
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Francis H. Wolfe
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1829 - 1849 |
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Wolfendon Silver Co.
North Attleboro, Mass. ~ 1919 - Present
Moved to NY in 1955, now a division of Crown Silver. |
Ludwig Wolpert
New York, NY
(b.1900-d.1981) Active from c.1925, silversmith, jeweler, designer, and teacher, German born, Bauhaus influenced, emigrated to Israel in 1933 and taught metalwork at New Bezalel from 1935. Emigrated to U.S. in 1956, headed the Tobe Pascher Workshop at the Jewish Museum. Noted for judaica and incorporating Hebrew calligraphy into his modern designs.
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Wood & Hughes
New York, New York ~ 1845 - 1899
Important 19th century firm. Coin and sterling flatware and holloware.
Bottom left mark used after 1871. Succeeded by Graff, Washbourne & Dunn
Wood & Hughes Flatware Patterns |
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John Wood
New York
active c.1770-1792, in New York City from 1770, in Schenectady, NY 1780 - 1792 |
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Bancroft Woodcock
Wilmington, Delaware
(b.1732 - d.1817) Active c.1754 - 1790. |
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Richard M. Woods & Co.
New York, New York ~ c.1925 - c.1940
Sterling holloware, novelties and vanity items. Successor to Woodside Sterling. |
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Woodside Sterling Co.
New York, New York ~ 1896 - c.1925
Sterling holloware, novelties and vanity items. Succeeded by Richard M. Woods & Co. in the mid 20's. |
James T. Wooley
Boston, Massachusetts
var: Wooley (b.c.1865) Active from c.1892, foreman at Goodnow & Jenks in the 1890s. Silversmith noted for holloware, Master Craftsman - Boston Society of Arts & Crafts. Various addresses in Boston, Somerville & Quincy, still listed as working on his own account in the 1940 census.
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Samuel R. Wooley
Boston, Massachusetts
var: Wooley (b.1868) Active from c.1893, silversmith noted for holloware, Master Craftsman - Boston Society of Arts & Crafts. Various addresses in Boston, Somerville & Quincy, still listed as working on his own account in 1940 Quincy directory. The mark is presumed to be Samuel's, although it may have also been used by James or by the two working together.
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