The Reed & Barton 2030 Gilt mark appears on silver-plated or sterling pieces produced by Reed & Barton, a prominent American silversmith founded in 1824. The number 2030 is a pattern or style number, identifying the design within Reed & Barton’s catalog. The term Gilt indicates the piece was gold-washed or gold-plated, often applied to the interior of bowls, goblets, or decorative elements to enhance both appearance and value. This mark reflects the company’s tradition of elegant design and fine finishing techniques.