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Los Castillo BRACELET Early Piece
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Pre 1950 item# 779092 (stock# MT02448)
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This is a fantastic example of the earliest work done by LOS CASTILLO. This bracelet depicts a Pre-Columbian motif reminiscent of feathers. The Castillo bracelet is 6 1/4" in perimeter. It is 1" at the widest point. The marks are the earliest for Los Castillo. This mark was used between 1940 and 1945. The number 495 corresponds to the design number assigned to this bracelet. The bracelet has great hand-hammered marks inside, just a lovely piece of their earliest work. COLLECTOR QUA ...click for details
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Victoria Taxco NECKLACE Mixed Metals
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Pre 1960 item# 770848 (stock# MT02388)
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Lovely mixed metals necklace by Ana Nunez Brillanti. This necklace is a fine light-weight necklace made using the traditional metales casados technique. These items are not made anymore because of the great difficulty to accomplish the seamless union of copper, silver and brass. 14 1/2" long. The links are 1/4" wide. COLLECTOR QUALITY
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Antique Filigree CROSS
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Pre 1960 item# 770260 (stock# MT02362/23)
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Gorgeous Oaxacan cross and chain. These pieces are probably from the first half of the 10th Century. The gold is 12k. This type of chain is characteristic of southwestern Mexico and Guatemala. Each link is 3D and has four sides. Crosses and chains like these were made for the local women and not as export items. Many of these items have disappeared and few are now made due to the price of gold. COLLECTOR QUALITY
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Antique GOLD EARRINGS Coral and Pearl
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Pre 1950 item# 768281 (stock# MT02331)
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These magnificent earrings were probably made in Iguala Guerrero in Mexico. They are probably early to mid 20th century. The earrings are made in "oro bajo" which means low karate gold (10 to 12k). This gold composition is ideal for fine filigree work. The pearls are fresh water pears. They have gold wire backs. They show no repairs or damage. Excellent antique ethnic jewelry from Mexico. COLLECTOR QUALITY.
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MEXICAN Gold EARRINGS Beautiful
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Pre 1980 item# 767338 (stock# MT02133)
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Vintage mid-century small earrings from Oaxaca. These earrings have a nice flower button design. Made probably in Oaxaca Mexico, they are 10k gold and fresh water pearls. The red stone is a glass rhinestone. The contrast of the white pearls and the red bead crowned by the gold brings these earrings alive. Treasure pieces like these are getting very difficult to find. COLLECTOR QUALITY
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