| Tiffany Silver and Gold Moneyclip; Silver Paperweight $450 | |
Both of these accessories have the substantial weight one would expect from Tiffany. Moneyclip is 2 1/4" long by 3/4" wide; sterling with 18 karat gold band down the center; $450.
Sterling Horseshoe is 2 7/8" wide and 3" long. Has all the detail of an actual horseshoe SOLD
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 | Antonio Pineda Sterling with Pearls Earrings and Brooch $485 |
Two unusual designs by Antonio Pineda, highly collectible Mexican designer. Both in excellent original condition. Antonio was one of the few early Mexican designers who combined silver with pearls.
Earrings measure 1 1/4" in length and 3/4" at widest.
Brooch is 970 silver. Measures 2 1/2" x 1 1/2". Looks equally good worn vertically or horizontally.
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| Hector Aguilar Sterling Bracelet and Earrings Set $1,550 |  |
Sterling silver matching bracelet and earrings by Hector Aguilar. Excellent condition. Bracelet measures 7 1/8" (excluding clasp) x
1 3/16". Each link looks like a stylized scarab. Circa 1945. |
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| | William Spratling Sterling Brooches Sold |
Two early Mexican silver brooches by William Spratling. Circa 1940.
Arrow measures 3 inches across. Has slight dimple in center circle.
SOLD
Silver and amethyst Tulips brooch is 2 1/4" wide and 1" from top to bottom. Excellent condition; $595.
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| Margot de Taxco Silver Earrings Sold | |
Two pairs of Mexican silver earrings, sold separately. Enamel pair on left are a beautiful shade of peacock blue with black. Measure 1 1/2" in length including silver ball and 7/8" wide. Identical to design by Margot de Taxco but not signed as such.
Silver locks with keys are unusual and whimsical. Fully marked with Margot signature. Measure 1 1/8" in length (without chain) and almost 3/4" wide. Both pairs in excellent condition. |
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| | Set of Four William Spratling Tequila Cups $1,425 |
This is a set of four exquisite sterling and ebony small cups. In the United States, they would be referred to as cordials; in Mexico they are for tequila. Each measures 2 1/2" tall; excellent condition. Rare and beautiful. |
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| Los Castillo Sterling Bracelet: Circa 1950 $435 | |
Early, heavy sterling silver bracelet by Los Castillo. Wonderfully three dimensional. Fits average size wrist (safety chain makes it difficult to measure precisely). Original safety chain replaced with one that is not integral to the piece and can easily be removed. Circa 1950. |
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| | William Spratling Ebony and Silver Earrings Sold |
Two pairs of sterling and ebony earrings by the silver master, William Spratling. Pair on left is cabochon shaped; measures almost 3/4" in diameter; $395.
Wood is flat on right pair with dome shaped silver center; 5/8" diameter; SOLD |
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| Hector Aguilar Sterling Silver Letter Opener $695 | |
Streamlined classic letter opener by the sought after designer, Hector Aguilar. Made in Taxco, Mexico; circa 1950. Measures 5 3/4" in length. |
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| | Mexican Silver with Turquoise Brooches Sold |
I recently purchased unsold store stock from a jeweler in Mexico City. All three of these pins were remaining from the 1940's.
Bird is 2 3/8" wide and 1 3/4" tall. Tremendous resemblance to early Matl work; $110.
Nosegay is 2 3/8" tall and 2 3/8" wide; SOLD.
Fish measures 2 1/4" tall and 1 1/2" wide; $95.
Each is nicely detailed. |
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