E. Bennett

Allgemeines

NameE. Bennett
OrtssitzNew York City
StraßeBroadway 1294
Art des UnternehmensJuwelier
Quellenangaben[New Yorks great industries (1884) 193]




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Handel mit Schmuckwaren 1884 [New Yorks great ind. (1884)] 1884 [New Yorks great ind. (1884)] Jeweller




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ZEIT1884
THEMAFirmendarstellung
TEXTThe jewelry interests of the metropolis have attained proportions of the greatest magnitude, and the tendency in the best class of trade to gradually move uptown is more and more marked. One of the finest jewelry establishments in the most fashionable centre of uptown trade is that of Mr. E. Bennett, No. 1294 Broadway, favorably situated at the intersection of Broadway and Sixth Avenue. Mr. Bennett is one of New York's oldest established and best known jewellers, and has been permanently located in his present eligible store for upwards of twenty years, while prior to that date he was for a number of years a member of the old firm of Freeman & Bennett, who did business at the corner of Reade Street and Broadway. Mr. Ben-nett's present store is a model one to the trade. We have never seen one more handsomely fitted or better appointed. Mr. Bennett carries a full stock of solid gold jewelry, inclusive of all the novelties as soon as originated. Elegant diamond jewelry is also a specialty, and his prices and qualities of stones are both deserving of attention. His line of fine watches, etc., is unrivalled, and his trade is a permanently large and important one, including the best classes of the community. He has also a repair department, presided over hy a skilled watchmaker and manufacturing jeweller, and which is largely patronized. Mr. Bennett is a jeweller of vast practical experience, and is renowned for his excellent judgment, wide knowledge of styles and values, and superior executive abilities. He is a native of Connecticut, long a permanent and esteemed citizen of the metropolis, and who during hu lengthy business career has won a measure of popularity, confidence, and respect second to no others in the same line.
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