This work proposes numerical techniques for synthesis of reflector antennas, using conic sections or confocal quadric surfaces. Under Geometrical Optics principles, algorithms to shape desired reflective surfaces have been developed. Two different geometries have been considered: omnidirectional dual-reflector antenna and single offset reflector antennas. In the first problem, it was presented an alternative method for synthesis of omnidirectional dual-reflector antennas with an arbitrary radiation pattern in elevation plane. The body-of-revolution subreflector is generated by a single conic section, while the shaped main reflector is generated by a series of local conic sections, sequentially consecutively concatenated. In order to illustrate the method, omnidirectional axisdisplaced ellipse (OADE) and Cassegrain (OADC) configurations are synthesized to provide uniform or cosecant squared radiation pattern in the elevation plane. The GO shaping results are validated by a hybrid technique based on Mode Matching and Method of Moments. In the second problem, an alternative numerical procedure was investigated for the geometrical synthesis of offset reflector antennas with an arbitrary radiation pattern in the far-field region, according to geometrical optics. The method uses local axis-displaced confocal quadric surfaces to describe the shaped reflector. In this approach, a nonlinear operator must be solved as a boundary value problem. To illustrate the method, we have chosen several offset configurations with circular, elliptical and super-elliptical contour coverage and Gaussian power density. The results were validated by the physical optics approximation.