This hinged globe-shaped silver box, in a design of repoussé silver contrived to look like the leaves and stems of the painted metal and pearl flowerets that stud its surface, resembles nothing so much as a pomander. In its fitted red velvet box it summons up also the memories of the old traditional paper ribbon ...
Very much in the style of Hector Aguilar's work, this cuff displays all the qualities that make Mexican silver of this era so justly prized. The plume motif in successive waves and the silver bosses mimicking the stones they alternate with make this cuff a delight. The amethysts themselves with their variegated textures turn their ...
A knockout set of silver jewelry from the 40s, Price on request.
Deep for a locket, shallow for a snuff box, whatever the purpose of this attractive brooch may be remains an agreeable mystery, a puzzle to be solved by its next owner. In the style of Hector Aguilar, it deploys some of his characteristic motifs. price on request
The merging of two currents is the motif of this elegant design. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian heritage. William ...
Extremely handsome silver setting of an obsidian stone with elegant white striations. Brooch measures 4 x 3 3/4. Obsidian is a naturally occurring volcanic glass formed as an extrusive igneous rock. It possesses the property of presenting a different appearance according to the manner in which it is cut: when cut in one direction it is jet ...
This modern design showcases the superb craftsmanship of the Taxco silversmiths. Brooch measures 3 x 2 1/4. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected ...
Mexican Deco style, abstract motif. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian heritage. William Spratling, an American architect who had moved ...
Very graceful design. 1 1/4" x 3/4". The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian heritage. William Spratling, an American architect who ...
Charming flower and cloud design. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian heritage. William Spratling, an American architect who had moved ...
Possibly the work of Castillo. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian heritage. William Spratling, an American architect who had moved ...
Marked ROQ Taxco Hecho en Mexico Eagle 3. Brooch measures. 2.5" wide, 1.5" high. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian ...
Simple, graceful. Pendant measures 3" diameter. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian heritage. William Spratling, an American architect who had moved ...
A very finely worked Mexican silver box. Box measures 5 i/2" x 3 1/2" x 1 5/8". SOLD.
Circa 1959. Signed E Cabrillo. Taxco, Mexico. Serving dish measures 19" long and 5" wide. $225.
Silver, brass, and copper in three pie sections. circa 1949. Taxco, Mexico. Dish measures 6.75" diameter. $150.
Beautiful Inca motif. Vase measures 5.5" high and 5.5" diameter. Call for pricing.
Beautiful Mexican Alpaca silver and abalone 8" pitcher. The craft of Mexican silver jewelry was revived in the 1920s and 1930s through the efforts of two Americans fascinated by the arts of Mexico. Fred Davis in Mexico City worked with local silversmiths to produce designs that reflected Mexico's ancient Indian heritage. William Spratling, an American architect ...
A really neat pair of Modernist Sterling silver Dangle earrings imbedded with Turquoise and Coral. Well Marked to the back but Not a mark found in my Silver Books. Mexican? Heavy and solid but not too heavy to wear. Could be reset as part of a necklace. $325.00. We ship using UPS and Priority Mail, but for ...
Mexican Silver Sterling 925 & Ground Turquoise Bracelet /cuff Circa 1940 in the Sprattling School. In very Nice condition. Original clasp and chain are in working order. Marked. Maker unknown. $475.00. We ship using UPS and Priority Mail, but for larger pieces we employ two freight companies we have found to be careful, cost effective and timely ...