Hamilton & Inches was founded by Robert Kirk Inches and his Uncle, James Hamilton, on Monday 28 May 1866. James Hamilton retired in 1883 and the company was continued by…
John Stone Exeter Silver Maker.John Stone was a provincial, West Country silver maker. This section has some examples of his work and his silver makers mark
George Turner Exeter Silver Maker. George Turner was a provincial, West Country silver maker. Below is an example of his silver makers mark and a large serving spoon.
Samuel Kirk & Son was founded in 1815 when Philadelphia-trained Samuel Kirk finished his apprenticeship under James Howell and moved to Baltimore. Attracted by the prosperous port, Kirk opened his…
Robert Hendery was a Canadian silversmith, merchant, and silver manufacturer. He was born on the 14th December 1814 on the island of Corfu (Greece) and died on the 20th July…
Johan Rohde (1856-1935) was originally trained as a medical doctor and turned to arts quite late in life. After a few years of private studies, in 1881 he began his…
Hans Jakob Baur. There were several silversmiths with the name Hans Jakob Baur and are often described as I, II, III, IV and V. Below are some examples of their…
Neresheimer was founded in 1890. It was a partnership of August and Ludwig Neresheimer and Jean Schlingloff. Neresheimer made a range of high quality silver items including nefs, silver animals, tankards,…