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Old Zuni Bracelet Needlepoint Turquoise
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Pre 1940 item# 735782
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Requiem Antique
808.385.1708
$285.
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Zuni cuff bracelet, circa 1940s is referenced in Paula Baxter's "Southwest Indian Jewelry" book pp 142. Each of the silver beads were applied after the cuff was shaped. Turquoise well oxidized from shades of green to sky blue. This is ingot or coin silver, unmarked and irregular on the inside as these early pieces are. Some stones have hairlines and few nicks as shown in the pictures. Measures 4 7/8" end to end, plus a 1 1/4" gap thats only slightly adjustable.
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Taxco Silver Pin
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Pre 1940 item# 735209
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Requiem Antique
808.385.1708
$98.
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Irresistable Mexican silver pins are joined by chain. These are heavy in weight and finely detailed, both set with old (oxidized to green), turquoise stones. These make great sweater guards or scatter pins. Combined weight is about 21g. Man is 2" tall and donkey about 1 1/4". Early "Silver Mexico" hallmarks circa 1930s. No damage. Great buy.
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Hector Aguilar Taxco Silver Bracelet 1940s
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Pre 1950 item# 730663
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Requiem Antique
808.385.1708
$1495
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Hector Aguilar (1905-1986) Vintage Mexican silver art for your wrist by the innovator himself. These hallmarks were used by Aguilar from 1940-1945 (Bille Hougart, "Little Book of Mexican Silver Trade & Hallmarks" 2001, pp 10). You will be hard pressed to locate a finer example, this one's in excellent condition. 8" end to end about 1 1/4"+ wide. No safety chain. Priority Shipping and insurance included.
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