Reed & Barton was a major America silversmith in the 19th and 20th century. The company is based in Taunton, Massachusetts. The company vast products includes flatware, hollowware in both solid silver or plated. Reed & Barton. Reed & Barton is the official appointed manufacturer to manufacture the 1996 Olumpic Medals held in Atlanta, Georgia.  Also throughout its history, Reed & Barton had manufactured articles used by America presidents and celebrities.

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Example of Reed n Barton Silver Hallmark / Marking

Flora (First introduced 1890)

Spray (First introduced 1890)

Luxembourg (First introduced 1890)

Also made in silverplate

Designer: Austin F. Jackson

La Rocaille (First introduced 1890)

Empire (First introduced 1892)

Designer: Austin F. Jackson

Trajan (First introduced 1892)

Designer: Austin F. Jackson

La Reine  (First introduced 1893)

Designer: Austin F. Jackson

Majestic (First introduced 1894)

Also made in silverplate

Designer: Austin F. Jackson

La Marquise (First introduced 1895)

Designer: Austin F. Jackson

English Antique Etched (First introduced 1895)

La Touraine (First introduced 1895)

Designer: Austin F. Jackson

La Comtesse (First introduced 1897)

Designer: August Miller

Les Cinq Fleurs (First introduced 1900)

Amaryllis (First introduced 1901)

Designer: Charles A. Bennett

Les Six Fleurs ((First introduced 1901)

La Splendide (First introduced 1902)

Designer: Charles A. Bennett

Intaglio (First introduced 1905)

Designer: Charles A. Bennett

Marlborough (First introduced 1906 - 2011)

Designer: Charles A. Bennett

Francis I (First introduced 1907)

Hepplewhite (First introduced 1907 - 2005)

Designer:Charles A. Bennett

Hepplewhite Chased(First introduced 1907)

Chambord (First introduced 1909)

Designer: George L. Turner

Devon (First introduced 1911)

Designer: Charles A. Bennett

Jacobean (First introduced 1911)

Dorothy Quincy (First introduced 1912)

Copley (First introduced 1912)

Designer:  William B.H. Dowse

Rembrandt (First introduced 1915)

Reissued in silverplate in 1935.
Designer: George L. Turner

St. George (First introduced 1918)

Heritage (First introduced 1924)

Designer: George L. Turner

Wakefield (First introduced 1925)

Contempora (First introduced 1930)

Also Dominick & Haff

Same as R&B Candide pattern in silver plate

Designer: Eliel Saarinen

Stylist  (First introduced 1931)

Designer: Theodore E. Cayer

1933
Romaine / Monique (First introduced 1933)

Designer: George L. Turner

Guild hall (First introduced 1941 - 2005)

Designer: George L. Turner

Georgian Rose (First introduced 1941 - 2005)

Designer:George L. Turner

French Renaissance (First introduced 1941 - 2005)

Burgundy (First introduced 1949)

Dancing Flowers (First introduced 1950 - 2005)

Designer: William L. Lafferty

Florentine Lace (First introduced 1951 - 2005)

Silver Wheat (First introduced 1952 - 2005)

Designer: William L. Lafftery

Classic Rose (First introduced 1954 - 2005)

Designer: Theodore E. Cayer

Tapestry (First introduced 1964 - 2005)

Silver Sculpture (First introduced 1954 - 2005)

Designer: Robert H. Ramp

Rose Cascade (First introduced 1957 - 2005)

Designer: Theodore E. Cayer

Cameo (First introduced 1959 - 2005)

Petite Fleur (First introduced 1961 - 2005)

Savannah (First introduced 1962 - 2005)

Tapestry (First introduced 1964 - 2005)

Hampton Court ((First introduced 1964 - 2011)

Spanish Baroque (First introduced 1965)

Grande Renaissance (First introduced 1967 - 2011)

Vienna (First introduced 1970 - 2005)

Eighteenth Century (First introduced 1971)

El Greco (First introduced 1972 - 2005)

Tree of Life (First introduced 1974 - 2005)

Rose Arbor (First introduced 1979 - 1986)

Woodwind (First introduced 1986 - 2010)

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