DELPASADO ANTIQUES Estate Jewelry,Silver,Mexican - catalog page 17

Mexican Silver at Delpasado antiques

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Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican (164)

HECTOR AGUILAR DESIGN MACAW PIN Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1950 item# 148411 (stock# T040)
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This beautiful Macaw pin is based on a Hector Aguilar design of the 40's, and identical in quality and craftsmanship. It is illustrated on page 137 of Silver Masters of Mexico by Penny Morrill. Made of heavy-gauge, embossed sterling, as marked, and 4" L x 2 1/4"W. Excellent condition.

Enrique Ledesma Necklace & Earring Set Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1960 item# 144460 (stock# TO32)
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An unusual design by Enrique Ledesma, whose trademark technique is the flawless matching of stone to silver. Ranked among the leading Mexican silver designers, Ledesma worked with Spratling and Los Castillo until he opened his own taller in 1950. This concave link, unbacked necklace, measures 15" long. The links are 1/2" wide. The earrings are 2" long.

SPRATLING STLG., 18K CHECKSTUB HOLDER Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1960 item# 143839 (stock# T029)
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An unusual Spratling item, this checkstub holder has an inlaid 18k bird head emblem. Made of a heavy gauge silver, it still contains original checkstubs. 2 3/4" x 2 1/8. Excellent condition, showing normal use for an item of the period.

WILLIAM SPRATLING CUFF - 1940'S Catalogue: Estate Jewelry: Silver: Mexican: Pre 1950 item# 120636 (stock# T004-2/19L)
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An early Spratling cuff, ca. 1940's, stamped "Spratling Silver" and "made in Mexico". A classic design, showing pre-hispanic influence. Simply stamped with a line border on each edge of the face, then a rope design stamp running through the middle. The shank is split and open at the terminals which are heart shaped. Just shy of 5/8" wide, to 1" at the ends, and 5 1/2" plus a 1" opening. There is a small rift, about 1/8" at one of the terminals which appears to be as old as the piece itself.

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