William W. Gilbert
- Born: Bef 5 Mar 1746, New York City NY
- Christened: 5 Mar 1746
- Died: 14 Feb 1832, New York City NY
General notes:
Silversmith
Events in his life were:




- Example: Sugar bowl, circa 1765, in Private Collection. H: 5 1/2"
With a matching creamer, engraved LVK for a member of the Kirkland family.

- Example: Salver, circa 1767-1775, in Museum of the City of New York. H: 1 1/4
d: 7 1/8"
wt: 10 oz
Engraved with Bayard family crest. A cann by Gilbert with matching crest is in the same collection. 28
- Advertised: New York Gazette, in 1770-1772, in New York City NY. As gold- and silversmith. 4
- Advertised: New York Gazette or Weekly Post-Boy, on 27 Aug 1770, in New York City NY.
Tuesday Night last some Villains broke into the Shop of Mr. Gilbert, Silver-Smith in the Broad Way, and robb'd the same of near two Hundred Pounds, in Plate, &c. Diligent Search has been made after the Thieves, but we have not heard of any Discovery being made.
- Appointed: Alderman, in 1782-1788, in New York City NY. 4
- Belden: 1786, in New York City NY. Member of Gold and Silversmiths' Society. 4
- Belden: 1786-1804, in New York City NY. Listed in city directories as silversmith. 4
- Belden: 1788-1793, in New York City NY. Assemblyman 4

- Example: Marrow spoon, circa 1790, in Henry Luce III Center for the Study of American Culture. L: 8 3/4"
- Belden: 1809-1812, in New York City NY. State senator. 4
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