Rarest of the rare silver bracelets by master designer, Antonio Pineda. The only other example of this bracelet that I have seen is illustrated in "Silver Seduction: The Art of Mexican Modernist Antonio Pineda". Fits small/ medium wrist. Safety chain makes it difficult to measure length precisely; 13/16" wide. Wonderfully designed clasp that is seamlessly integrated with the links. Excellent condition; circa 1960.
Set of three silver bangle bracelets, each with a different design. All are 970 silver, higher quality than the sterling minimum. Inside diameter of bracelets is 2 1/2"; all are in excellent condition. Wonderful worn singly or as a set.
Unusual Heart in Hands Brooch which can also be interpreted as a flaming heart. Amethyst flame or flower comes out of each hand. Measures 2" wide and 1 1/2" tall. Mexico; circa 1950.
Early sterling silver necklace by Los Castillo . Each link is subtly curved to create a wonderful, three dimensional design. The large silver ball on each link is more than decorative. It is the top of the post connecting the links so that they can swivel and conform to the curve of the neck. Measures 16 3/4" long and 1" at widest. 1940's hallmark.
This Hector Aguilar "Paperclip" bracelet perfectly illustrates that often, the simplest designs are the best. Made of 940 silver and copper. Measures 7" long and 1" wide. Substantial weight; clasp is a seamless part of the design. Circa 1950.
Overlapping half circles sterling silver bracelet by Antonio Pineda. On the wrist, the overlapping discs cleverly reflect light from different angles. Extremely heavy weight. Measures nearly 8" in wearable length; i 1/8" in width. Excellent condition; circa 1960.
Wonderfully graceful necklace by Antonio Pineda in sterling and onyx. Length is difficult to measure precisely but it is approximately 19". Excellent condition.
This glorious letter opener by master silver designer, William Spratling, is the ultimate in understated elegance. Sterling silver gracefully wraps around the ebony handle. Measures 5 3/4" in length.
1960's hallmark; excellent condition.
Unique sterling silver anchor centered with an eye to ward off evil at sea. Backing has what I believe is the virgin of Guadalupe, known as "la reina de Mexico" (the queen of Mexico). Suspended on a 23" chain. I don't expect you'll find another one like this.
Multiple strand sterling silver necklace with gold vermeil ornamental clasp. The strands are so thickly interwoven that it is difficult to say for certain, but there are at least 20 chains. Measures 17 7/8 wearable inches. Circa 1970; excellent condition.
