Antique Mexican Silver Necklace like MATL
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Pre 1950 item# 1193226
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
$1325
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Exceptional necklace in the school of MATL. This piece was finely crafted and it is very old, dating to the first half of the 20th C. Made probably in the 1940's Signed Domingues, this silversmith's pieces clearly had the technique and quality of those made by Ms. Poulat. Dominguez may have been a person who worked for her and later produced his or her own pieces independently. The pendant and chain rival any of the finest MATL piece of the period. All stones are well set and the ...click for details
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Exceptional MATL NECKLACE ~Earliest Marks
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Pre 1920 item# 1192746
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805-573-3883
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Exceptional very early Matilde Poulat Necklace. This is an absolutely gorgeous piece with perfect provenance and quality that is consistent with early 20th C when craftsmanship and design were at the highest level of quality.Probably from the late 1920's to the very early 1930's. One could speculate this necklace was hand made possibly by Matilde herself.
The necklace measures 18" in length. The central medallion is simply exquisite.
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Glorious Carmen Beckman Chalcedony NECKLACE
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Pre 1960 item# 1182037
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
$975
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Designer Carmen Beckman was yet another american that moved to Mexico and practiced design and silver making in San Miguel Allende. Many of her pieces are highly coveted by seasoned collectors. Her best pieces are known to use chalcedony or opals from the mines in Queretaro Mexico.. This Necklace is unique and "very Beckman" Probably dating to the 1960's. In excellent condition. Gorgeous. 15.5" in wearable length. COLLECTOR QUALITY
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Early Los Castillo NECKLACE
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Pre 1950 item# 1174940
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805-573-3883
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Gorgeous as it is simple this necklace design is always a great piece to own because it can be worn every day and can also be dressed up for evening outings. Even if you own only one Los Castillo necklace, this should be the one. Absolutely a great design and easy to wear. A nice 17" in length and 3/4" wide. In excellent condition, no damage or repairs. Circa 1940. COLLECTOR QUALITY.
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AGUILAR Famous Armadillo NECKLACE
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Pre 1950 item# 1172895
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
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Iconic Armadillo necklace by Aguilar. Moves freely and it is a pleasure to wear. The link design is relatively simple but, together the links are powerful and elegant. Beautiful hand hammering visible in the back of each link. Completely hand wrought. This necklace is in excellent condition. 16" long and 1-1/2" wide at the center . COLLECTOR QUALITY
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Gilded Zapotec Montealban Silver Necklace
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Pre 1940 item# 1164061
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
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This necklace is an old finely crafted replica of the Montealban Zapotec gold jewelry. In the book MEXICAN JEWELRY by Pack and Davis, one can see the photograph of the original gold necklace excavated on tomb #7 of Montealban archaeological site (page 37). The same book mentions that the best replicas of this jewelry were made in the 1950's at Plateria Ortiz in Oaxaca City. The necklace for sale here is a smaller version to the original Montealban necklace. For comparison we show a photog ...click for details
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Exquisite Sterling and Turquoise Chandelier NECKLACE
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Pre 1930 item# 1163841
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
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Elegant traditional Mexican chandelier necklace. This necklace unsigned by the artisan that made it is simply grand. Made probably in Mexico City or some other colonial town in central Mexico, this necklace was probably intended to be used at a celebration or special party when it was first made. The unique combination of silver and turquoise is never out of vogue, so this necklace is really timeless and elegant. The piece is 17 inches in length and the central measures 5 inches wide and hangs a ...click for details
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Los Castillo NECKLACE and BRACELET Set
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Pre 1950 item# 1161546
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805-573-3883
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Stunning, elegant, comfortable, easy to wear. This fabulous early Los Castillo leaves set is a favorite of collectors for its timeless design and its flawless execution. These pieces can be dressed up or dressed down and will always have look very elegant and never overstated. Each link was hand wrought without molds. The work done at the time in Taxco was truly exceptional. Trained by Spratling the Castillo brothers were among the most successful and prolific designers. Their taller employed hu ...click for details
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Delicate 19th C Gold Filigree Necklace
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Pre 1900 item# 1155166
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
$4,850
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This fine necklace is a rare piece of classic filigree work done in Yucatan in the Spanish and Portuguese tradition. Mexico was under strong influence of European art and fashion from the Spanish Conquest in the 16th C until the first half of the 20th C. During the 1800's in Yucatan, socialites wore the finest jewelry and had an active social life. Parties with live chamber music were routinely attended by several members of society, most of who were direct descendants of the Spanish. Their ...click for details
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Antique Mexican Sterling Silver Bird Necklace
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Pre 1900 item# 1155017
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MAESTROS DE TAXCO
805-573-3883
$1,800
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A very special necklace from the Bajio region of Mexico. These Victorian style pieces depicting birds were made in Guanajuato and Aguascalientes. The style is known as PAJARITOS. We ee the earring pajaritos often but a necklace is an a true rarity. The central pendant is made by repousse and metal carving. The eyes of the birds are coral and the blue stones seem to be blue glass. The necklace chain is 18" long and the pendant is 3" wide and 2-1/2"long. COLLECTOR QUALITY
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