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Silver makers’ marks beginning with W
193 makers, 223 mark variants whose catalog name begins with W. Named firms first, then initial-style marks. Search every letter in the atlas.
These are reconstructions for comparison. They are not source photographs and cannot authenticate, date, value, or prove provenance. Open the source or the atlas before relying on a resemblance.
W makers on this page
Watson Company
0.74–0.84× melt$40–46/ozt
A right-pointing pennant outline with a W-like interior stroke, followed by STERLING
Low confidence
Web Silver Company
Webster Company
0.73–1.23× melt$40–67/ozt
Weidlich Sterling Spoon Co.
0.63–1.07× melt$34–58/ozt
Wells Inc.
A worn uppercase W-like device centered inside one broad anvil-like enclosure with a flared base
Medium confidence
Wendell & Co.
Wendell Manufacturing Co.
West Earth Inc.
Wheeler & Cronin (Mary Wheeler & James Bartholomew Cronin)
W-like, ampersand-like central symbol, and C-like form inside the rectangular border
Medium confidence
White Rose Silverware
W-like, R-like, and S-like forms retained in three connected round lobes
Medium confidence
White, Henderson & Co.
Uppercase W, one centered dot, and uppercase W on the upper tier; one ampersand in the center; uppercase J, one centered dot, and upperca…
Low confidence
Whiting Manufacturing Co.
Whitney & Hoyt
0.75–1.02× melt$41–55/ozt
Wilcox Silver Plate Co.
Sparse reconstruction of two tall outer uprights and three worn curved central contours with open breaks
Low confidence
Wilcox-Roth Co.
Wilhelm Hunt Diederich (1884-1953)
William & Edward Turnpenny
Square reconstruction preserves W, ampersand-like group, E-like group, and T-like group within one long rough rectangular punch, with sou…
Medium confidence
William & Henry Stratford
The square cartouche, two-by-two W/S over H/S arrangement, and large worn serif contours
Low confidence
William & John Frisbee
Conservative retry retains the separated two-tier arrangement: fragmented W-like upper group, distinct lower J-like and B/R-like groups,…
Low confidence
William Acraman
W A arranged left to right inside one worn rectangular cartouche
Low confidence
William Adams
William Alexander & Son
Framed W.A&S grouping is reconstructed in the observed left-to-right order source rectangular boundary
Medium confidence
William Atkinson
Second render retains only sparse upper contour fragments lower WA-like bounded compartment without joining the fragments into a crest or…
Low confidence
William B. Durgin
William B. J. Read
William B. Kerr & Co.
0.74–0.83× melt$40–45/ozt
William B. Meyers Co.
0.98–4.41× melt$53–239/ozt
William B. North
William Barker
Corrective render preserves separate W-like and B white forms inside one dark rounded punch and removes the unsupported outer ring and ma…
Low confidence
William Bateman I Sterling Salver London, Hallmarked for 1833
Uppercase W, one central pellet, and uppercase B inside one horizontally pinched two-lobed cartouche
Low confidence
William Beatson & Sons
C.B in very small worn serif capitals with one period between C and B, inside one compact rectangular cartouche
Low confidence
William Belcher
W B arranged left to right inside one rough worn cartouche
Low confidence
William Boulton
Source-bounded low-confidence contour preserves the visible mark geometry and supported lettering or device
Low confidence
William Braisted Heyer
William Briggs & Co
The four visible glyphs W/B over J/A remain in a two-by-two arrangement inside a worn square cartouche
Low confidence
William Briggs & Co.
WB&CoS as uppercase W and B, ampersand, uppercase C, small raised lowercase o, and uppercase S on one line inside one long narrow rectang…
Low confidence
William Bruford & Son
W B, ampersand-like separator, and S left to right inside one worn rounded cartouche
Low confidence
William Bullock
Corrective render preserves separate W-like and B-like dark forms within one worn diamond and removes the unsupported separator dash
Low confidence
William C. Finck Co.
William C. Little
William Carter
Square contour reconstruction preserves the paired joined W/C-like silhouette, central join, and horizontal orientation
Medium confidence
William Cawdell
Corrective output retains two abstract source-bounded curve groups in the visible vertical arrangement without a recognizable animal or a…
Low confidence
William Chinn
Unenclosed W and C forms are reconstructed side by side in the source reading direction with no invented plaque or ornament
High confidence