Silversmiths

J.W. Reddall & Co.
Newark, NJ c. 1891-1907
Founded by John W. Reddall. Makers of sterling novelties
and buckles.

Jacob Redifer
Philadelphia, PA 1844-1850

Joseph Raynes / J. Raynes & Co.
Lowell, MA c. 1831-1879
Operated a branch store in Portsmouth, NH c. 1845-1860.
Worked with his son George W. Raynes as the firm of
J. Raynes & Co. 1860-1879.

Anthony Rasch / A. Rasch & Co.
Philadelphia, PA 1801-1820 and New Orleans, LA 1820-1858
Partnered with Simon Chaudron in the company of Chaudron & Rasch 1807-1812
then later with George Willig, Jr. in the firm of Rasch & Willig. Went by the name
A. Rasch & Co. beginning in 1820.

William H.J. Read
Philadelphia, PA 1831-1850

Edward Raworth
Nashville, TN 1808-1820
Was in the partnership of Hiter & Raworth with Thomas Hiter in 1811, but it
lasted only a month. Was in the partnerships of Raworth & Biddle 1814-1817 and Raworth & Gordon
1817-c. 1818.

Freeman Collins Raymond
Belfast, ME c. 1825-1830 and Boston, MA 1831-1875
Silversmith, jeweler, and watchmaker.

Henry Raymond
Albany, NY 1833-1840

Frank Rebajes
New York, NY 1934-1960
Modernist studio jeweler. Moved to Spain in 1960 and focused on creating steel sculptures.

James Reat / James Reat & Co.
Richmond, VA 1804-1815
Was in the partnership of Johnson & Reat 1804-1815 and also had a separate
business under the name of James Reat & Co. 1812-1815.

Redlich & Company
New York, NY 1895-1946
Makers of sterling flatware, holloware and souvenir spoons. Started as Ludwig, Redlich &
Co. and founded by Adolph Ludwig and A. Alec Redlich, the name was changed c. 1895 when
Ludwig left the company. Became a division of Elgin Silversmiths in 1946, and they continued
the use of the Redlich mark through the 1970's.