On page 211 of WILLIAM SPRATLING AND THE MEXICAN SILVER RENAISSANCE by Penny Morrill is this Los Castillo treasure. I have wanted this necklace from the moment I saw it's picture. However I could not find one in superb condition until now. This is stated as being a difficult technique that was devised at Los Castillo. The onyx inlay is extraordinary and the look is sublime when worn. The weight is 110 grams with the center piece being 2in. x 1.25in. tall. The wearable is approximately 16in...

The scrolling foliage climbs 3.25 in. tall on this hand made beauty. It is also large enough to fit up the arm in comfort. It measures 2.25 at the small end and 2.75in. diameter at the larger end. This silver is thick weighing 197 grams. The barrels and hinges are also thick and strong enough to handle the mammoth size of the piece over all this time. This is an unmarked Mexico City very old piece. I believe it to be from the late 20's...

Parisina existed for a short time in Taxco when Marcel Boucher came after his work at Cartier in Paris. His designs are always of high quality and this is no exception. The weight it 152 grams for the necklace and 68 for the bracelet. This chain is 1.25in. wide giving a strong presence. The necklace is 16in. wearable and the bracelet is 7.5in. The 2 locked together gives this set another way to wear the set at a luxurious 23.5 inches long...

This Villasana clamper bracelet is in full display of repousse winding and turning curls all around to the 3.5in. tall front. The back tapers to 1.25in. This is thick silver and the total weight is 72.9 grams heavy. There are no dents or damage. This design is my favorite Villasana and I would not do without one in my own collection. Simply breathtaking...

This is a very early design of Margot de Taxco number 5105. It is wide at a little over 1 inch with a huge presence. The entire piece is repousse and weighs a heavy 115 grams. The wearable length is 16in. and it lays beautifully. The condition is without dents or damage of any kind...

This is an old Mexico City early repousse cuff. I love the romantic shape and the expert carving on this piece. The flowers are very deep and the dimension is outstanding. The front face is a large 2in. tall. The back is tapered to a not so small 1.25 inches. The repousse is open backed and also bares no hallmarks which is indicative of the earliest Mexico City pieces. The condition is superb with no cracks or dents. ...

Sanborns heavy, deeply repoussaged and expertly carved bracelet is a mammoth 2.5in. tall. The weight is 73 grams heavy. This is another cuff in fabulous condition with no issues what so ever. I am featuring 3 fine open backed repousse cuffs in tonight's listings as the biggest ones are getting hard to get. Grab one while they are still around. ...

This is a wonderful huge, deep dish repousse cuff signed by El Tesoro Mexico. The height is 2.5in. tall and the weight is 68 grams heavy. The repousse is very old, open backed silver so this is a heavy weight for this wonderful example. These biggest ones are more and more rare so now is a good time to grab one if you can. Condition is as good as it gets with no splits or dents or issues of any kind....

This bracelet is hallmarked Mexico Silver and it is a refreshing take on a Spratling design but leaving it to be all of it's own originality. The bracelet is 1.5in. tall in the front with the repousse band goes to .50in. in the back. This is a heavy piece in your hands and is 2.5in. in diameter. There are 6 turquoise snake eye stones on the cuffs of the hands. The amethyst balls are free of any damage and they are 5/8th's in. wide and have a gorgeous deep purple color. ...

I love these William Spratling all silver tulip earrings. They are 1in. x .75in. in size and they are 3/8th's thick in the centers. The depth is outstanding as well as they are the perfect companion with the tulip necklace just listed. Excellent condition and properly hallmarked as shown. ...

Today we have a rare William Spratling tulip necklace that is approximately 20in. long. The drop is 2 in. tall and the amethyst tulips are a lilac in color and with striations of crystals inside the well cut stones. The neck chain is 4 strands of tube beads which lead to the turtle clasp that hooks off and on to get in and out of the necklace. The condition is excellent with no dents or damage and this treasure has been professionally re-strung as 70 years of age had broken the strands. It is no...

This is an unmarked older Mexican silver repousse treasure. The length is 7.5in. long and 1 7/8th's of an inch tall. Each link is curved to lay beautifully on the arm. The quality rivals the Los Castillo design and weighs 74 grams heavy....

What a lovely vintage repousse necklace with carving to be envious of. The chain is made of indented rings with a ball in the center. The entire necklace is made to impress with a high degree of difficulty. There is no damage at all on the necklace. The presence is streamline but speaks volumes in design. The piece is 15.25in. long and the feathers with the hang is 1.25 inches tall. The weight is 54 grams heavy. A true treasure, just LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!...

Striking and show stopping totally describe this Los Castillo cuff. It is 2.5in. in diameter and it weighs 82 grams heavy. The face front is 2 inches tall with no dents or damage to the silver or repousse balls in the concave center. You see a tiny line of black above the inside seam but it is a line of tarnish not a split and the condition is just perfect. Hallmarked correctly as shown, eagle 15 and design number 579 A. You may see something similar to this design but they all fall short to the...

This magnificent clamper bracelet weighs a hefty 74 grams with the size being 4 inches long to the face front. The back tapers off to 1 1/8in. It bares a JC early hallmark as pictured. No dents or damage but there is some glare in the pictures. A beautiful example and worthy of all Mexican Silver clamper collectors. ...