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	Franz Johann jr. - Schwäbisch Gmünd gold & silverware wholesale, silverware / gold- u.Silberwaren Großhandel, Silberwaren
	Felisch & Kirchheim - Springe/Deister (before Treptow/Berlin) silverware maker / Metallwarenfabrik Founded in 1873 in today Trzebiatow, Poland. D.R.G.M. stands for Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster (Registered at German patent office).
	Brinkmann Fr. - Düsseldorf Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	Frey F. & Co. - Pforzheim Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Hintze Franz - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Vereinigte Deutsche Nickelwerke AG - Fleitmann, Witte & Co - Schwerte i. Westfalen Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	Bibus Frantisek & Sohn - Mährisch- Trübau silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Neumann Fritz Metallwaren Fabrik - Solingen fronded by Fritz Neumann in 1924. Succeeded by his sons Raimund and Detlef Neumann. At times, the Solingen-based company had a market share of between 70 and 80 percent for silver-plated ice cream cups.
	Fuhner & Assmus - Pforzheim Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik

	Gerber Fritz & Co - Görlitz and later Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Metallwarenfabrik "Union" - Quedlinburg a. H. successors to F.R. Dennert & Co founded 1879 Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	Knödler Friedrich - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Bahner Fr. AG - Düsseldorf Bahner Franz - Düsseldorf Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: active 1895-1962. Succeeded by Mansfelder Silber in 1917 *MORE ABOUT FRANZ BAHNER*
	Läger & Co - Hanau Silver and Silverplate maker / Silber u. Metallwarenfabrik
	Forster & Graf - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik c.1850-1984
	Floreat - Metallwerke AG - Stuttgart Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik
	Mosgau Franz - Berlin Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Horowitz Felix - Frankfurth activeE 1909-1935 Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik

	Falk Gebrüder - Pforzheim Founded in 1897 by Friedrich (Fritz) and Heinrich Falk in Pforzheim. Initially, they produced enamelled sacred medallions, especially for the Central and South American market. Later they also produced Art Nouveau jewelery (relief brooches, pendants, amulets ...) based on designs by Fritz Falk and Adolf Schmid. In 1900, the Falk brothers exhibited at the World Exhibition in Paris. In 1904 Fritz Falk died and the business was successfully continued by Heinrich Falk. The company was dissolved in 1926, after the death of Heinrich.
	Felsenstein & Mainzer - Nürnberg Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Ferner Eugen - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Scheurle Franz later Scheurle Quinn - Schwäbisch Gmünd Established in 1903 by Franz Scheurle at Schwäbisch Gmünd, originally to manufacture small articles of silver, most notably silver umbrella and cane handles, and later, in the 1920's, cigarette cases, powder boxes, etc. Franz Scheurle died in 1929 and the business passed to his son, Gerhard Scheurle. By the 1950's the company were producing many products including napkin rings, lipstick cases, pill boxes, bottles, plates, cups, thimbles, key rings and photo frames, and the 1960's saw the introduction of jewellery to the firm's manufactures. In 1972 Gerhard Scheurle passed the business to his son and son-in-law, Franz F. Scheurle and Christoph Boden, and it was they that re-branded the firm's name to Quinn.
	Foehr Eduard - Stuttgart (1835-1904) Purveyor to the King of Württemberg
	Quist F.W. - Esslingen a. Nahe Silverplate maker / Metallwarenfabrik Founded in 1866 in Stuttgart by Jakob Schweizer. In 1872 Friedrich Wilhelm Quist (1831-1903) shareholder and manager of the firm moved the factory to Esslingen. After the death of Schweizer (1886) the company was bought by Quist and Robert Eisenmann working under the name Quist & Eisenmann. In 1890 Quist took the whole property of the company. FW Quist was succeeded in the property by his son Fritz Quist who continued to manage the firm until his death in 1951 (in 1936 the company was transformed in GmbH). In 1959 Gerd Quist, fourth generation of the family, entered in the management of the firm. After an unsuccessful attempt to take control of WMF the company went bankrupt in 1981. The trade name QUIST together with utility models, tools and machines have been bought by Bayerische Metallwarenfabrik BMF - Nürberg.
	Friedländer Gebrüder - Berlin 1829-1938 Founded in 1829 by Zadig Levin and Louis Saling Friedländer. During the reign of Wilhelm I, the company became court jeweler for the Empress and Queen, the Crown Prince and Princess Luise of Prussia. In 1939, under the 'Aryanization' (Arisierung) of Jewish properties, Gebr. Friedländer was forcedly transferred to the Prussian State and the company renamed Deutsche Goldschmiedekunst-Werkstätten.

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