Lovely and rich the Los Castillo glyph bracelet always reminds me of Mexican silver at it's best. The weight is 50 grams heavy and is a comfortable 7in. long and 1 inch wide. The silver shows dark in the recesses and top with a gorgeous glow. Take this anywhere and you will be talked about when seen.

A very rare piece of lacquerware, comprising a big container with lid in the center and twelve narrow containers around it, each with a stopper in the shape of a nat (good spirit)and decorated with the Burmese zodiac. Made in the Pagan State, ca. late 19th to early 20th century. H. 31 cm , Diameter 28 cm. Condition: very good, with expected age wear.

This toddler's pants were used by successive siblings and probably several generations of Chinese Miao ethnic minority children. The pants are of handwoven indigo dyed fabric and the legs are decorated with handwoven tape which is sewn into place by hand. The pants are crotchless, which was typical attire for very young children throughout old China.

One of my favorite designs of the so-called "archaeological" genre, I have seen similar pieces bearing Victoria's signature but this one is made by an artist who signs his name with initials "AE" in a heart-shaped "M". Though we don't know much about the specific maker, we do know that his work was appreciated enough by his colleagues that his signature can be found on jewelry by Rancho Alegre and Estela Popowski...

Horacio de la Parra is one of the early Taxco maestros whose work I am constantly on the look out for - I think the bracelet presented here amply illustrates the reasons for that. Though not as prolific as others in jewelry making (Parra is known for his high quality holloware), Parra's repoussage can be down right stupendous. In our case, the complexity of the design and the challenge it poses to the artistry of the silversmith executing it, make his feat even more incredible...

Pair late Qing dynasty porcelain bowls. Overglaze decoration in blue and green enamel of peonies. Also decorated with inscriptions in gilt enamel and chop marks in red enamel. The rims an intentional, attractive caramel colored burnt biscuit. Apocryphal Qianlong seal marks in blue under the glaze. One in good condition with only minor enamel loss and light rubbing inside the bowl. The other also with an old, small area of repair along the outside of the rim...

The marrying of sterling silver with 18K gold is a favorite in vintage jewelry from Peru yet this bracelet is a rare opportunity to own an enameled piece that combines sterling and 18k figural appliques. Made by Old Cuzco, one of the best names in vintage Peruvian jewelry, this is indeed a rare bracelet. Though from time to time one will find smaller enameled examples, like brooches or pendants, enameled necklaces and bracelets are truly difficult to come upon...

This Fred Davis necklace is MAGNIFICENT. The cylinders create a 1.25in. tall necklace for an unforgettable presence. The balls in between the cylinders help space the cylinders and when worn it creates a ripple effect as you move. Made with quality through and through the masterpiece weighs 201.3 grams heavy. The wearable size could not be better as you have a minimum of 17 inches of comfort. The drop is certainly the finishing touch as a barrel cut long amethyst centers the 1.25in...

These Fred Davis design marked MADE IN MEXICO SILVER earrings are very difficult to find today. The amethyst stones have no chips or cracks and the size is a large .75in. x.75in. overall dimensions. The weight is 17.5 grams. If you have an amethyst chevron Fred Davis you would be lucky to get this exact match for a set, however they do look fabulous with anything.

Absolutely stunning Fred Davis design necklace made with almost pure silver that feels like soft butter in the hand. The balls form a flower with an amethyst center for one of his most endearing designs. The amethyst stones have high quality bezel work done and the stones are also quality with no chips or cracks. The wearable length is a minimum of 17 inches and the width is 1.25in. tall on the neck. This jewel has an outstanding 149 grams of weight...

An early, pre-1948 Matl-esque silver, amethyst and turquoise ring, this piece is signed by one of Matilde's contemporaries whose emulations of her designs I came to appreciate for their craftsmanship and beauty of the stones used. This is also a more rare to find variation, having a round face with a deep channel separating the amethyst from the turquoise cabs. The ring is a comfortable size 6 and its face measures 3/4" in diameter...

Rare and old, Matilde Poulat hallmarked as shown and this piece has all the elements of why we love Matilde Poulat. The size is approximately 16 inch minimum wearable length. The drop is 3.5in. tall with the dangles. The piece is also 3.5 across at it's widest point. The medallion is not small but is not over powering either. The birds are lovely and the colors of the turquoise is warmed over time. The filigree is beautiful work and well placed...

Rafael Dominguez...what can I say? Extraordinary, casa bells with old hallmarks of 980 almost pure silver. A true treasure of hand chased silver with the dimpled ball in the centers and a heft of 80 grams. The chain is true and correct with the spring ring as many of his pieces were fitted in this manner. The drop with the bells is 1.5in. tall and a wearable of 17in. long. Safely strung on silver chain with no dents or damage. Simply fantastic,just LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!

Vintage 1930's sterling silver and amethyst earrings designed and signed by Taxco, Mexico artist Frederick Davis. 3/4" long. Screw back. Perfect condition.

From the wearable art movement of the mid-century, these are sterling screwback earrings by Modernist Ed Wiener. Like miniature mobiles, they measure 1 1/2" long and wide and when on the ear, they move when you move. Fine original condition and signed as shown. A fine example of the work of this great jeweler.

Spectacular red Mediterranean coral cluster ring by Arizona silversmith Carlos Diaz who has been creating jewelry for over 50 years. The original owners family had the ring authenticated by Carlos Diaz's shop before offering it for sale as it is etch signed...

Perhaps this set is Antonio Pineda's most iconic, beloved design. The onyx tear drop stones have no cracks or chips. The silver is thick and the necklace is 149 grams heavy and sits 1.5in. tall with regal elegance. The earrings weigh 20.8 grams and are 1.5in. long and 1in. wide. This Pineda has the most comfortable 17in. wearable length. I love how the silver arches from link to link while the stones are hinged to lay with the perfect fit. Properly hallmarked as shown and this is a published des...

The popularity of Matilde Poulat's jewelry and her exceptional creative genius prompted several of her contemporary maestros to emulate them - in fact, copies of her pieces are made to this day, some less "successful" than others. The ring at hand dates, I believe, in the pre-1948 period and is very well made. Not signed for maker, it features Matilde's signature channel-set turquoise cabs surrounding a bigger, oval stone in a deep powder blue color. The familiar wirework adorns both the ...