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Radke & Company
San Francisco, CA ~ late 19th / early 20th C.
Jewelers and retailers (possibly makers) of handwrought silver. |
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Raimond Silver Mfg. Co.
Chelsea, MA ~ c1961-1978
Manufacturers & importers of sterling and silverplate goods. Acquired R. Blackinton Co. in 1966. |
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Rand & Crane
Boston, Massachusetts ~ 1886 - c.1920's
Successors to Kennard & Co. and retailer's of quality sterling and plated goods, thought to have done some of their own manufacturing. |
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Joseph Raynes
Lowell, MA & Portsmouth NH
(b.1810 - d.1896) Active c.1835 in Lowell. |
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Frank Rebajes
(1907-1990)
New York, NY
active c.1935-1960, studio jeweler & metalsmith, worked in copper, sterling & mixed metals |
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Jacob Redifer
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1844 - 1850 |
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Redlich & Company
New York, NY ~ c.1890 - 1946
Sterling holloware & some goldwork, high quality in the early years. Absorbed by Elgin in 1946, however, the Redlich trademark was used at least until the 1970's. |
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Reed & Slater
Nashua, NH
Active second quarter nineteenth century. |
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George Washington Reed
Philadelphia, PA
Active c.1839 - 1850 |
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Otto Reichardt
New York, NY ~ c.1922 - 1960's
Sterling & gold novelties and cane & umbrella handles. |
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Paul Adler
California ~ c.1945 - 6
Modern design flatware. A shortlived venture by a cousin of Allan Adler, the mark is - Adler - letters in reverse. |
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merry renk
Chicago & San Francisco
active from c.1948, studio jeweler |
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Revere Silversmiths
Brooklyn, New York ~ 1914 - Present
Became Revere Silver Co., division of Crown Silver Inc. ca.1960 |
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Joseph T. Rice
Albany, NY
(d.1854) Active c.1813 - 1850 |
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Rima
(c1920-2001)
New York, NY
active from mid-1940s
Sculptor & studio jeweler, favored lost wax casting |
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Rio Grande
Albuquerque, NM ~ founded 1947
Southwest manufactures of sterling jewelry findings and beads. Mark is in current use. |
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Ritter & Sullivan
Baltimore, MD ~ 1900-1915
Gottlieb Ritter & Wyndham A. Sullivan |
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Charles M. Robbins
Attleboro, Massachusetts ~ 1892 - Present
Sterling and enamel jewelry, badges, etc. |
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Samuel D. Rockwell
New York, NY
Active c.1815 - 1841 |
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Roden Bros. Ltd.
Toronto, Canada ~ 1891 - c.1958
Full line, sterling and plated ware. Acquired by Birks in the late 50's. |
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William Roe
Kingston, NY
Active c.1795 - 1805, In partnership of Roe & Stollenwerck c.1805 |
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Rogers & Cole
New Britain, CT
Active c.1830 - 1832, Asa Rogers Jr. & John A. Cole. Precursor to Asa Rogers Jr. & Co. |
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Rogers & Wendt
Boston, MA
Active c.1850 - 1859 Augustus Rogers & John Wendt. Precursor to Wendt & Co. of NY |
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Daniel Rogers
Ipswich, MA
(b.1753 - d.1792) |
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F. B. Rogers Silver Co.
Taunton, Massachusetts ~ 1883 - Present
Mostly plated ware, some sterling. |
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W.N. Root & Brother
New Haven, CT
Active c.1850 |
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Herman Roth
Larchmont, New York
(1901-1968)
active 1940s/50s
Silversmith & studio jeweler |
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Royal Crest
Newark, New Jersey ~ c.1930s - 50s
Trademark of the Empire Crafts Corp., became a subsidiary of Oneida ca.1960s |
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Carl Ruopoli
probably New York
Active 1920s - 1950s, maker of handwrought jewelry. Produced for Black, Starr & Gorham in the later years. |
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