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Salvador Teran BROOCH Pez Vela

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1960   item# 1115246

Salvador Teran BROOCH Pez Vela
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
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$389 

An iconic piece from one of the most original and artistically accomplished designers from the Mid Century Mexican Silver Movement. This piece depicts a sail fish or Pez Vela. Most of the tourist that came to Taxco in the 40s, 50s and 60s were there fore the silver but also in transit to Acapulco. Men were excited about their possible catch, a large sail fish. I assume that any artistically sensitive wife would be conveniently attracted to this design "to make everyone happy". T ...click for details


William Spratling PAIR OF BANGLES ~ 1st Desg. Period

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1940   item# 1115050

William Spratling PAIR OF BANGLES ~ 1st Desg. Period
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
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$2,300 

This is a pair of extraordinary bangles. The design is pure, simple yet powerful. These hand-hammered, wide, concave bangles are the "poster child" of a true designer at his best. Bearing some of the earliest mark for WS these pieces are timeless but were made in the 1930s. Spratling, in our opinion, does not get much better than these! Glorious pieces. 8-1/2" of inner circumference and 0.4" wide with a concave surface. COLLECTOR QUALITY


Large Mexican Silver Repousse Brooch

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1930   item# 1114861

Large Mexican Silver Repousse Brooch
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
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$325 

This brooch is a wonderful treasure of the Mexican silver repousse tradition of Colonial silversmithing. The dove is a moving hanging piece on a frame of silver. The hallmark is incomplete but appears to have been Plateria Panamericana as described in Bille Hougart's hallmark reference book. Very much in the style of Matilde Poulat MATL. Measures 2-1/3" wide and 2" long. The dove is a recurrent and iconic motif in Mexican culture. Having its roots perhaps as a symbol of love a ...click for details


Large Mexican Repousse BROOCH ~ Tobias

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1940   item# 1112491

Large Mexican Repousse BROOCH ~ Tobias
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
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$325 

Perfectly adorable large brooch in the shape of a large OLLA pot. This brooch is also a small container for miniature flowers that can be placed inside the actual flower pot built into this brooch. A very special piece from early 20th C Mexico City silversmith Tobias. 14g; 1-3/4" long and 1-3/4" wide. COLLECTOR QUALITY


Erika Hult EARRINGS ~ Precious

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1970   item# 1112487

Erika Hult EARRINGS ~ Precious
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
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What a unique, and lovely pair of earrings by Erika Hult. Depicting some sort of tinny parrots on each side. The hand made detail is extraordinary and the earrings are simply magic.These earrings are post for pierced ears. Marked RIC and 980. 19 grams. 1-1/2" long and 1-1/4" wide. COLLECTOR QUALITY


William Spratling BRACELET ~ Very Early

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1940   item# 1112330

William Spratling BRACELET ~ Very Early
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
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$2,100 

This is a very nice and wearable early Spratling bracelet with a pin closure. I am not sure but I believe this was called the Ranchero design, just do not quote me on this. This bracelet is not a large or heavy piece but makes a great statement on the wrist. It is 7" in wearable length and 1" wide. 35g. COLLECTOR QUALITY


William Spratling BRACELET Wood Steps

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1950   item# 1112328

William Spratling BRACELET Wood Steps
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Fantastic book piece this is the famous "steps" cuff bracelet by Spratling. This cuff is truly iconic of his first design period. A pleasure to wear and quite comfortable. One identical t this one is featured on page 97 of silver seduction. This bracelet is a must for any Mexican silver collection. Weighs 88g and measures 6-1/2" in length with a gap of 1-1/4". Width is 1-1/2". COLLECTOR QUALITY


Mexican Amethyst NECKLACE Repousse Links

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1950   item# 1112327

Mexican Amethyst NECKLACE Repousse Links
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883


$735 

Picture this lovely necklace and how radiant it would look on. This is the perfect compliment to your Holiday outfit. To dress up or wear everyday this necklace is bound to be a favorite. Signed simply sterling and Mexico. Measures 16-1/4" long and 1" wide. 58g. This is an early piece, most likely from Mexico City and most surely before 1950.


Antonio Pineda NECKLACE Azurite Pendant

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1960   item# 1112258

Antonio Pineda NECKLACE Azurite Pendant
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883


$3,100 

Amazing Antonio Pineda large necklace locket with a huge bright colored azurite stone. This necklace is gorgeous and it is a rare, rare find. Both chain and pendant are marked with the Antonio crown, eagle mark and silver content. COLLECTOR QUALITY


Salvador Teran PENDANT Modernist

Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1970   item# 1111793

Salvador Teran PENDANT Modernist
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
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$568 

Unique Salvador Teran pendant with a depiction of a crescent moon gazing at a star. This whimsical piece was doe by Salvador when he began his solo career in Taxco. During this period he signed his pieces as Taller. Later, when he moved to Mexico City he changes his hallmarks to Salvador. However he retained the same design numbers in his pieces. The pendant is offered on a modernist hand wrought chain signed by Sigi Pineda. These two pieces go very well together. This is a rare piece of mo ...click for details

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