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WADSWORTH WATCH CASE CO.
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "Wadsworth Watch Case Company", Wadsworth Watch Case Co.", Wadsworth W.C.Co.", "Wadsworth", "W" Information: Wadsworth Watch Case Company was founded in 1892 by Harry Arthur Wadsworth and J.H. Stegman, in Newport, Kentucky. Produced high grade gold and gold-filled pocket watch cases for watch manufacturers until being absorbed by Elgin National Watch Co. in 1953, and ultimately closing in 1958. |
Wadsworth Watch Case Co.
Wadsworth Watch Case Co.
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WANG HING & CO.
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WH" Information: Wang Hing & Co. was founded in 1854, by the wealthy Lo family, in Canton, China. One of the most prolific Chinese silver exporters, partially due to their reputation as a direct supplier of silver for Tiffany & Co. |
Wang Hing
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WARNER CO. JEWELERS
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "The Warner Co." Information: Warner Co Jewelers was founded in 1867, in Fresno, California. Worked primarily in gold and silver. |
Warner Co. Jewelers
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WEDGWOOD
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WEDGWOOD", "jw" Information: Wedgwood was founded in 1759 by Josiah Wedgwood, in Stoke-on-Trent, England. Known for their fine china, porcelain, and luxury accessories. Wedgwood developed jasperware pottery in the 1770s, a type of unglazed, ceramic stoneware with a matte, "biscuit" finish. Works primarily in porcelain. |
Wedgwood
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WEINMAN BROTHERS
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WB" Information: Weinman Brothers, Inc. was founded in 1912 by David and Sam Weinman, in New York City. Works primarily in gold and silver. |
Weinman Brothers
Weinman Brothers
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WENGER
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "Key 1" Pictomark Information: Paul Boéchat & Cie. was founded by Paul Boéchat in 1893, in Delémont, Canton of Jura, Switzerland. The company became known as Wenger et Cie, named after Theodore Wenger. Produced watch cases and buckles, as well as Swiss Army knives and other accessories. |
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W.E. RICHARDS
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WRE" Information: W.E. Richards Company was founded in 1902, in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Worked primarily in gold-plated and gold-filled pieces, but also worked in gold and sterling silver. |
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WES WILLIE
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "W" Pictomark Information: Wes Willie is a Native American Navajo silversmith who began his career in the 1990s. |
Wes Willie
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W.G. CLARK
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "W G C", "Clark" Information: W.G. Clark was founded by William Clark in 1872, in Attleboro, Massachusetts. Worked primarily in gold and gold-filled. |
W.G. Clark
W.G. Clark
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WHITING MFG. CO.
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "W" Griffin Pictomark Information: Whiting's origins date back to 1840 when Tifft & Whiting was founded by Albert C. Tiffy and William Dean Whiting. After several partnership changes, Whiting Manufacturing Company was founded in 1866, in North Attleboro, Massachusetts. They worked primarily in silver until the company was absorbed by Gorham in 1926. |
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WHITNEY KELLY
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WK" Information: Whitney Kelly was a jewelry designer that was featured on the QVC shopping channel. Worked primarily in silver. |
Whitney Kelly
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WILL DENETDALE
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "W Denetdale Navajo" Information: Will Denetdale is a Navajo gold and silversmith from the Arizona / New Mexico areas. |
Will Denetdale
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WILLIAM CARRINGTON & CO.
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "Wm. Carrington & Co." Information: William Carrington was an American silversmith and retailer, active in New York from 1830 to 1901. |
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WILLIAM HAIR HASELER
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "W.H.H." Information: W.H. Haseler & Co. was founded in 1870 by William Hair Haseler, in Birmingham, England. Worked primarily in silver and gold. |
William Hair Haseler
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WILLIAM LAM & CO.
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WLC" Information: William Lam & Co. was founded in 1981 by William H. Lam, in New York, NY. Worked primarily in gold and silver. |
William Lam & Co.
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WILLIAM SPRATLING
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WS", "Spratling" Information: William Spratling was an American that moved to Mexico, eventually settling in a silver mining town of Taxco. Spratling began designing silver jewelry for the local market and began training silversmiths. Spratling has been referred to as the "Father of Mexican Silver". |
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WILSON JIM
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WJ" Information: Wilson Jim is a Native American Navajo silversmith who began his career in 1969, in Arizona. |
Wilson Jim
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WINARD
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "Winard" Information: Winard Jewelry Company was an American jewelry manufacturer during the 1940s-1950s that predominantly produced gold-filled material. |
Winard
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WORLD WIDE IMPORTS
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "WW" or "VVV" Information: World Wide Imports, Inc. was founded in 1975 and is based out of Kent, Washington. Works primarily in gold and silver, but does produce costume jewelry as well. |
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W. SPENCER
Attributed Maker's Mark(s): "W. Spencer" Information: W. Spencer is a Native American, Navajo silversmith. Works primarily in silver. |
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