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| Christopher Radko, the noted maker of glass Christmas ornaments also made several pieces of sterling silver jewelry and ornaments in the late 1990s.
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Reed & Barton was started by Henry Reed and Charles Barton in Taunton, Massachusetts in 1840. The company is still in business today producing several very popular sterling patterns. The bottom mark is the more recent of marks. There are several silverware guides available for Reed & Barton sterling flatware patterns. |
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This mark has been in use by The Robbins Co. since 1926. They are perhaps best known for their souvenir spoons. |
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Rogers Brothers can trace its beginning to the 1820's. They were a manufacturer of silver plate flatware and hollowware. Their most popular line perhaps was the 1847 Rogers Bros. flatware. The name Rogers Bros. was first used in 1847. In 1898, they became part of the International Silver Company. 1847 Rogers Bros Silver Plate is still being produced today.
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Rogers, Lunt & Bowlen, of Greenfield, Massachusetts, now is known by the name Lunt Silversmiths. The use of the trademark Treasure was used between 1921 and 1954.
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