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	Wolf & Knell - Hanau Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: manufacturer of ancient style "Hanau silver" (see more about HANAU silver )
	Garagnon & Cie - Pforzheim Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Glaser & Stübing - Hanau Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Dingeldein Gebrüder - Hanau founded by brothers Friedrich Otto (ca. 1838-1901) and Freidrich Wilhelm (ca. 1838-1910) Dingeldein. Friedrich Otto's son August Ernst Dingeldein (1874-1962) was their successor, and married Margarethe Kurz (1876-1947), the daughter of Karl Kurz (1851-1936), which is how the Dingeldein and Kurz companies came to be merged. He did open a New York showroom assisted by his sons Karl August (1901-1965) and Otto Friedrich (1906-1991) Dingeldein, both of whom moved to America permanently in 1927, where they became prominent silversmiths in New Orleans, Louisiana and Cape Girardeau, Missouri, respectively. Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: manufacturer of ancient style "Hanau silver" (see more about HANAU silver )
	Kurz Gottlieb - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Gutgesell Gebrüder - Hanau Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: manufacturer of ancient style "Hanau silver" (see more about HANAU silver )
	Gebr.Arndt GEBRA - Quedlinburg founded 1870 ANCIENT ADVERTISEMENTS Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	GOWE Wellner Christian Gottlieb AG - Auerhammer b. Aue cutlery maker / Besteckfabrik
	Bechte G. - Pforzheim silver and silverplate maker / Silber und Alpakawarenfabrik
	Grimminger Jacob - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: founded 1895
	Deyhle Gebrüder - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik Founded in Schwäbisch Gmünd in 1820 by brothers Christian Wilhelm and Gottlob Karl Deyhle was one of the oldest and largest silverware factories in Gmünd until its closure at the end of the 1990s.
	Lipcke Gebrüder - Berlin Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: founded in 1857. Jewish property, possession transfer in 1933, liquidated in 1940

	Gaßner Georg later Otto Kropp - Burgdorf b. Hannover Flatware maker / Silberbesteck
	Auerswald Gustav - Grünhain i. Sachsen founded 1868 cutlery maker / besteckfabrik
	Schreiter Georg - Lübeck Flatware maker / besteckfabrik
	Stark Gebrüder - Pforzheim Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Lauer Georg AG - Pforzheim Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Roth Georg & Co - Hanau Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik: manufacturer of ancient style "Hanau silver" (see more about HANAU silver )
	Söhnlein Gebrüder - Hanau Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Holzer Gustav - Hamburg Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Gengenbach & Co - Lubeck Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Forster & Graf - Schwäbisch Gmünd Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Kuttroff Gebrüder - Pforzeheim founded in 1882 by two brothers, Karl and Gustav Kuttroff. The "G star K" trade mark obtained in 1962 in the USA the SN 151310 for "Jewelry and ornamental objects for personal use, made in whole or in part in gold or silver or gold alloy or silver alloy (first use in 1934)".
	Guttentag Moritz - Magdeburg Gold and Silverware maker / Gold- u.Silberwarenfabrik
	Kugel Gebrüder & Fink - Lüdenscheid i. Westfalen cutlery maker / Besteckfabrik
	Kropp Otto Burgdorfer Silberwaren Fabrik - Burgdorf A firm founded by Gustav Haegermann in 1821 and still active in Schillelager Str. 3, Burgdorf *OLD ADVERTISEMENTS*


	Bohlinger Gustav - Schwäbisch Gmünd Flatware maker / Besteckfabrik
	Grah & Deppmeyer - Solingen Flatware maker / Besteckfabrik
	Ebel Gustav - Solingen Flatware maker / Besteckfabrik
	Gayer & Krauss - Schwäbisch Gmünd Founded 1919 Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Reiner Gebrüder Bayerische Silberbesteck - Krumbach i. Bayern founded 1874 Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Köberlin Gebrüder - Döbeln i. Sa. Köberlin succeeded to Layritz factory (a Döbelner specialty since 1828) in 1875. In 1914 the owners were Oskar and Walter Schmidt who moved the factory to a new extensive site in Bahnhofstrasse. The Gebrüder Köberlin company was nationalized in 1954 and became Sibefa VEB Silberwarenfabrik Döbeln. Sibefa production ceased in 1965.
	Kramer Georg - Ribnitz and Travemünde The firm was founded in 1771 introducing the "GK" mark into a gothic window around 1890. From 1932 until 1948 the company was managed by Walter Kramer with the successfully production of articles inspired to maritime motifs under the name "Fischlandschmuck". In 1948 the company was forced to relocate to Travemünde while the Ribnitz activity was nationalized by German Democratic Republic Government and converted into VEB Fischlandschmuck. In the 1950s VEB Fischlandschmuck continued the production of Walter Kramer designs but, in the late 1950s, after a legal dispute won by Travemünde company was forced to change its name to VEB Ostseeschmuck and adopt a new mark (a highly stylized and left-facing fish). The Travemünde company continued its activity managed by Georg Kramer stepdaughter and her husband, while, after Germany reunification, VEB Ostseeschmuck was privatized in 1992 under the name Ostsee Schmuch GmbH.
>	Gerhardi & Cie - Lüdenscheid i. Westfalen Founded in 1796 by Hermann Richard Gerhardi a pioneer of the production of brass and copper buckles. The portfolio was later expanded including tea and coffee services. The production facilities moved to Lüdenscheid in North Rhine-Westphalia in 1879, where the head office of the Gerhardi Kunststofftechnik GmbH is located still today pewter and metalware factory / zinngießerei und metallwarenfabrik
	Geist Wilhelm - Hanau Geist Wilhelm & Sohn - Hanau Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Bing Gebrüder - Nürnberg A toymaker founded by Ignaz and Adolf Bing in Nuremberg in the 1860s. The hollowware line was managed under the trademark Bavaria. Out of business in 1933
	Scheid Georg Adam - Vienna (Austria) Scheid completed a commercial apprenticeship until 1853 and subsequently worked in Pforzheim and Stuttgart. In 1858 he went to Vienna and worked there in the workshop of his future father-in-law, the silverware producer and jeweler Michael Markowitsch. Together they founded the OHG Markowitsch & Scheid in 1862. 20 years later, he left the thriving company and founded in 1882 under his name a jewelry factory and 1884 also the Georg Adam Scheid'sche Affinerie, from which later the Ögussa emerged. In 1911 he retired. His jewelery works bear the marks "G.A.S. " or "S.G.A. " and often the German hallmark "Crescent and Crown"
	Krumm Gebrüder - Solingen mail order house and wholesaler / Versandhaus und Besteckgroßhandlung
	Gunther Theodor Julius - Berlin Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik
	Godet Gebrüder & Co - Berlin The Godet firm was founded in 1761 by Jean Godet. The Godet firm was one of the earliest order decoration jewelers in Germany. Under the management of Jean Fredric Godet the company became court jeweler to the Prussian Kings in 1828. The Godet family ran the business as J. Godet & Söhne from approximately 1864 to sometime after 1924, when the name changed to Eugen Godet & Co. In the late 1920th early 1930th the name changed again to Gebrüder Godet & Co.
	Gumbel & Co. KG - Heilbronn Silverware maker / Silberwarenfabrik probably existing in Heilbronn since 1868. In the late 1930s the jewisah owner Siegmund Gumbel (1873-1953) emigrated to Jerusalem and the property was taken over by the Bruckmann company

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