Ledesma Obsidian NECKLACE Book Piece
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Pre 1960 item# 1099383
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
$985
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Gorgeous elegant necklace. This piece is identical tot eh one featured on page 195 os Silver Masters of Mexico. Measures 15-1/2" wearable length and it is 1/2" wide. The stone inlay is all intact and is a perfect and seamless unit of silver and obsidian. Hard to believe the impeccable craftsmanship. This is a great necklace that can be dressed up or down and likely to become a favorite in any collection. COLLECTOR QUALITY
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Velazquez Mexican Repousse ~ MONUMENTAL
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Pre 1950 item# 1097984
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
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One exceptional example of the best repoussage done in the early part of the 20th C in the tradition of the Plateros de la Ciudad de los Palacios (Mexico City). This fine set is both powerful and finely crafted. The central Mayan-like masquette is flanked by two strong depiction of Quetzalcoatltheme evokes the Neo Aztec movement of the Mexican Modernist art movement. Very much in the style of Matilde Poulat, these MATL-style pieces deserve a special place in a fine collection of Mexican silve ...click for details
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Amazing MEXICAN SILVER Necklace
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Estate Jewelry:
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Pre 1960 item# 1087251
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
$1,400
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This is an extraordinary necklace with a HUGE amethyst pendant on the front. The design combines repousse and stone setting. We had never seen something like this before, a great piece. Marked only SILVER MEXICO it is likely an early piece from the 1930s to the 1940s is our guess. An amazing 21 inches in length the central pendant is 2-1/2" by 3-1/3". Very impressive piece. COLLECTOR QUALITY
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Mexican Silver BRACELET~ Amazing!
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Estate Jewelry:
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Pre 1950 item# 1084369
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
$850
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This unique and rare bracelet is possibly from early Taxco, pre eagle. It is signed Ana, and we have never before seen this signature. I suppose one could speculate that Ana Nunez may have signed her name before she began using her daughter's name as a trademark (Victoria). In any case this is a well made chunky piece that wears like a dream. Measures 6-3/4" wearable length and 1-3/4" wide! The figurals depicted are pre Columbian Aztec.
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