Pair of Mexican Silver and double amethyst drop earrings. Exquisite. Price on request.
Mexican Silver and Amethyst Earrings J190
Category Archives: Mexican Silver
Mexican Modern Zig Zag Silver Cuff J175
2 3/4" wide and 1 3/4" deep. Price on request.
Tiger Eye Cuff J174
2 3/4" wide 1 3/4" tall. Price on request
Mexican Silver Cuff J173
2 3/4" deep and 1 3/4" tall. Price on request.
Mexican Modern Cuff with Large Agate J172
Screams 1967. A killer piece. 2 1/2" wide x 2 1/2" deep. Price on request.
William Spratling Hand Forged Rosewood and Sterling Cuff J171
A classic piece, and that is not said lightly. 2 1/3" across and 2 1/4" wide Price on request.
Matilde Poulat Dove with Turquoise Insets J170
Celebrated jewelry designer Matilde Poulat first trained as a painter at the San Carlos Academy of Fine Arts in Mexico City alongside famed Mexican muralist Diego Rivera. She opened her own silver design taller (workshop) in 1934 under the mark of “Matl” which is derived from the Aztec word for “water”. Her pieces were heavily ...
Alfredo Villasana Cuff with Obsidian J169
Unique clasp. 2 1/2" across and 2" deep. If a piece can be timeless and modern at the same time, this one is it. Price on request.
Alfredo Villasana Necklace J168
Trained and worked with Spratling and Aguilar. 14 3/4" long. Price on request.
Margot De Taxco Spanish Style Necklace J167
From the Mexico City studio. 16 3/4" long. Price on request.
Taxco Silver Cuff Style Bracelet in the style of Hector Aguilar J153
Beautiful and well made silver Mexican bracelet circa 1940. Has the unusual pin clasp and great design and workmanship associated with other fine makers. Marked but not of any importance. Still, this piece is a great accessory that fits right in with today's style. 3.5" wide x 8'' inside circumference. Price on request.
Los Ballestreros Silver Cuff J148
From the Los Ballestreros workshop in Taxco, Mexico. This silver cuff piece very unusual, circa 1960s. 5.5w x 2d. Price on request.
Mexican Silver Cuff J150
Mexican silver cuff, 1940s, Taxco workshops but unmarked. Super deco feel. 5.5x x 3d. Price on request.
Mexican Spratling Double-Band Silver Cuff J146
Mexican William Spratling, this one early, late 30s to early 40s, silver cuff double strand. 5.5w x 2d. Price on request.
Mexican Spratling Silver Bracelet J147
Mexican William Spratling silver bracelet. Beautifully notched and wrought, stamped. This one from 1950s. 5.5w. Price on request.
Mexican Silver “Bowling Pin” Water Pitcher M843
Mexican silver from Taxco is justly famed for its dazzling use of Mexican traditional decorative motifs, but this simple and unadorned pitcher takes the prize for elegance. 10 1/2" tall and 7" at its widest point.
Mexican Double Link Silver Taxco 925 Necklace J138
Beautiful double link Mexican silver necklace, stamped. 925. Los Ballesteros family stamp. Originally, the Ballesteros was established in the family's hometown of Iguala in 1937. They moved to Taxco in 1941 and grew there to be very successful. 1940-1980 era.
Mexican Slim Link Men’s Silver Bracelet J137
Mexican slim link silver bracelet - men's. Price on request.
Mexican Silver Bracelet J136
Mexican silver bracelet, interesting filigree work. Price on request.
Mexican Silver Bracelet, Wide Link J135
Beautiful silver bracelet, wide link, Mexican silver stamped. Price on request.
Mexican Silver Necklace J132
Beautiful silver choker type necklace, stamped, from Taxco, Mexico. Price request.
Taxco Sterling Silver Bowling Pin Pitcher M893
From Juventino Lopez Reyna in Taxco, Mexico, circa 1935. Sterling Silver water pitcher, bowling pin design. 23.42 oz. silver. 11" high x 6" wide. Price on request.
Jose Anton Taxco Silver Pitcher with Ice Guard M842
Sterling silver pitcher with ice guard, circa 1920 from Jose Anton in Taxco, Mexico. Simply gorgeous. 28.97 oz silver. 10" high, 6" diameter. Price on request.
P. Lopez G. Silver Candy Dish M841
Graceful leaf-like shape and a suggestion of buds in the ornamented handles that seem to grow out of it, it appears abstractly floral, and is absolutely beautiful. A Taxco treasure. 11 1/2" x 5" x 2 1/2" high.
Victoria Taxco Mixed Metals Fish Glass Holders in Silver, Copper and Brass M835
A unique set of Mexican made glass holders by Victoria of Taxco, Mexico. Pieces look hand tooled and finished. Pair of glass holders in solid Copper, Brass and Silver with tall slender glass to center. Circa 1950. 6" x 3". Ana Nunez de Brilanti is one of the original Taxco Silver designers from the late 1930's. She ...