Ca. 1940's 3 dome ring by W. Spratling; 980 silver; size 7; there is a split in the rear of the ring's shank, possibly for easy sizing. Excellent condition.

Iconic Fred Davis design, ca 1930's, onyx and sterling face ring; 1"x1"; size 8 1/2; excellent condition.

1950's 970 silver, moonstone cross by Antonio Pineda, on 21" chain. Cross: 2 1/2" x 2"; both cross and chain are hallmarked; excellent condition.

First Phase, ca. 1940's bar pin, set with triangular azur-malachite, pictured on p. 38 of Spratling Silver: A Field Guide by Phyllis Goddard. 1"X2 3/4".

First Phase, ca. 1940's,heavy, amethyst pill box necklace, pictured on p. 37 of Spratling Silver: A Field Guide, by Phyllis M. Goddard. This rare piece is complete, with the original chain; it incorporates the rope motif, so often used during this period. 1 3/4"L x 1 1/4"W 1 1/4"H; Chain: 19"; excellent condition.

CA. 1940's, heavy gauge sterling cuff by Hector Aguilar. 136 grms., 1 3/4" W. 2 1/4" at finials. 6 1/4" inner size, plus 1" gap. '

CA. 1940-45 pie server, rosewood & sterling, by Hector Aguilar, eagle #9; 11"L x 3" at widest. Excellent condition.

Ca. 1955 clamper bracelet by Margot de Taxco of highly detailed fish moving in opposite directions, set with cabochon amethysts, measuring 4" at its widest; for a small wrist, the inner size is 5 1/2", with a 1 - 1 &1/2" expansion capacity; 101 grms.; firm spring; excellent condition.

Ca. 1950's modernist silver and amethyst ring by Fred Davis. size 7; cabochon amethyst: 3/4"x 1/2". Hallmarked; stamped: "made in Mexico."

This First Design Period necklace/pin/pendant (ca. 1940's), is one of Spratling's best known and most popular designs; measuring 3" in diameter, set with a large central cabochon amethyst, surrounded by smaller cab amethysts. The detachable chain is 20" long. Pictured on p. 45 of Spratling Silver: A Field Guide by Phyllis M. Goddard; 116 grms. excellent condition.

Ca. 1955 clamper bracelet by Gerardo Lopez, a master silversmith, mentioned in The Little Book of Mexican Silver Trade and Hallmarks by Bille Hougart, pp 95,96;2 1/2" at widest point. 980 silver; eagle 25.

This ca. 1940's necklace of 940 silver, by Hector Aguilar, was made by connecting a short necklace and bracelet, resulting in a long, elegant piece; 21" L; links: 1 1/2"W 277 grms. Pictured on p. 130 of Silver Masters of Mexico by Penny Morrill.