All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1490649 (stock #16019)
One Good Eye Silver
Sale Pending
Strung on cotton as many early Mexican Deco pieces of jewelry are (I have in the past sold an early Aguilar "lyre" necklace that was strung in that way too!) this 3-strand bracelet is made up of hand-turned dyed calcite beads. The color variation in the stone goes from opaque medium green to semi-translucent light yellow/green and the striations in it makes it look like malachite. Yet the piece-de-resistance is here the sculptural box of the clasp...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1490488 (stock #14313)
One Good Eye Silver
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A true choker-sized necklace by the Los Castillo workshop which can, nevertheless, easily accept a simple extension (please, ask if you need one), this is a design I have always admired for its perfect combination of sterling repousse links and bi-cone (or sometimes even flattened circular) glass beads. Very well made and so easy to enjoy no matter what the occasion is, our version is adorned with amethyst-colored beads that cast a purple shadow on the already warm patina of the silver...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1490126 (stock #31647)
Little Mexican Silver Shop
$625.00
Sale Pending
Circa early 1940's, the Lyre necklace is an iconic design from Hector Aguilar. Shown on p. 30 of Silver Masters of Mexico, it's a necklace which drapes beautifully on the neck with a substantial presence. Measures 15 3/4" end to end. Weight is 131.2 grams. Signed and hallmarked with the conjoined HA, Taxco, and 940. In excellent vintage condition.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #1489974 (stock #488822)
Little Mexican Silver Shop
$4,950.00
Sale Pending
Hallmarks date this magnificent Matilde Poulat fish necklace 1934-1940. Truly a masterpiece with superb repoussé silver work. There are nine dangling fish, each with a coral eye. Eleven panels are adorned with triple turquoise cabochons. One of her most sought after designs, and quite rare. Measures 16 1/4" closed, wearable length. Center fish dangles 3" tall from top of turquoise to bottom of tail. Weight is 145 grams...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1980 item #1489821 (stock #188812)
This Erika Hult de Corral bracelet was produced 1960's - 70's. It's a gorgeous modernist design, with eighteen amethyst cabochons and three large oval gold sheen obsidian stones. Measures a closed, wearable length of 7", with a width of 1 1/4". Weight is 94.6 grams. Signed and hallmarked "Ric Taxco", with the design # 125 and the eagle assay 3. In excellent vintage condition.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1970 item #1489563 (stock #556)
This fabulous vintage Antonio Pineda Bracelet has a bold modernist design with links of thick silver in a stylized leaf design. It measures 6 5/8" long by 1" wide and weighs 82.5 grams. Hallmarked with the Antonio Taxco Crown mark, 970, Hecho en Mexico, eagle 17 and the design number ZZ609 - this number shows that the bracelet was made in Antonio's workshop. It is in good condition with only light age related wear and tarnish...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1980 item #1488983 (stock #15972)
One Good Eye Silver
Sale Pending
I was always in love with beaded necklaces but as I grow older I appreciate their elegant comfort even more. Whether worn alone or combined with similar pieces, with stones or all-silver, they can be counted on to save the day whatever the occasion. This specific design by Carmen Beckmann is one of my absolute favorites - I have one in my jewelry box and I will never let go...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1970 item #1488798 (stock #14557)
When a Taxco maestro goes out on the town and does not... behave, the next morning they go to work and make amends by designing a "St Peter and the keys to paradise" brooch! Or at least, that's how I want to explain the creation of this specific piece by the Los Castillo. Now whether the offender was Antonio or Margot or somebody else from the family is not so important here...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1488649
Spratling designed this lovely work of art in the 1940's. The sterling silver basket holds 3 hand carved chalcedony stone flowers in varying shades of color. The brooch measures 2 7/8" across X 2 1/2" high & weighs 47 grams. The pin is in beautiful condition & fully hallmarked for Spratling on the reverse. The design is pictured on spratlingsilver.com and in Phyllis Goddard's book SPRATLING SILVER: A FIELD GUIDE.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1980 item #1488470 (stock #15402)
How often does one find an Enrique Ledesma starburst pendant? And if one does come upon an example, how often is it of such astonishing proportions? Let me answer my own question then - not often at all! Yet here I am presenting you with one and it is spectacular. Having a huge flat-cut color-change sapphire (synthetic corundum) at its heart , the pendant shoots out eight elegant sterling rays, their slender bodies curving away from the center to end in flattened drop shapes...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1488460 (stock #16015)
One Good Eye Silver
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A rare example of Jose Luis Flores's work to come upon, this distinctly modernist necklace made my day when I discovered it. I have in the past sold the matching bracelet to it but this specific form eluded me for the longest of times and I am thrilled to be offering it here. Made up of links constructed using overlay, hand-cutting and chasing as well as oxidation, it brings to mind Teran's biomorphism and the design's execution is flawless...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1970 item #1488093 (stock #16009)
What with their bows and their beading Margot de Taxco's "cornflower" earrings are the epitome of retro elegance. The set presented here is, I believe, the smaller version of the design but I love it for its easy-to-enjoy size and the wonderful patina that enhances the sculptural appeal of the floral dangles. A classic in Margot's repertoire, the pair is always "en vogue" and adds that distinct quality to one's appearance that makes heads turn...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1970 item #1487902 (stock #14975)
Potent design and perfect execution combine in this set of Antonio Pineda cufflinks shaped like bull skulls...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1970 item #1487581 (stock #15994)
One of my absolute favorite designs by Gerardo Lopez, this silver and copper "mask" necklace I have sold a few times during my career as a vintage Mexican jewelry dealer and I never tire of it! There is so much to attract the eye here and every time you look at it, you spot something new and exciting. Meticulously cut ornate sterling "frames", oxidized and embellished with overlay, surround the highly sculptural copper "masks"...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #1487533 (stock #16005)
I am thrilled to have stumbled upon this amazing, quintessentially Deco and quite rare Mexican silver and stone ring! Though this piece is not signed for maker, the design is a known Fred Davis creation and as I have recently noted in one of my descriptions, Davis was never as adamant as Spratling was in hallmarking all jewelry coming out of his workshop. So out there, there are many Davis creations that are simply not marked fully and I believe this beauty might easily be one of them...
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1960 item #1487470 (stock #976021)
Hallmarks date this Gerardo Lopez pectoral necklace 1950-1955. Executed in 98% almost pure silver, this hand-wrought necklace is a masterpiece. The repoussé silver work is nothing short of spectacular. Measures a closed, wearable length of 17". Centerpiece is just over 6" wide. Please see pic. Weight is 100.4 grams. Signed and hallmarked "Lopez Taxco 980", along with the eagle assay 25. In excellent vintage condition. Collector quality. Gorgeous original patina.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1487277 (stock #15941)

I thought long and hard before I decided to offer this stunning, very rare vintage Mexican ring by Taxco maestro Alfredo Villasana. When I first acquired it, my intention was to add it to my personal collection. I am a rings enthusiast and the specific design I have never ever seen before in all my years of buying and selling vintage Taxco jewelry. Yet how many rings could one possibly keep for themselves?

It has been a while since I last presented an Alfredo Villasana. A talented silv...

All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1960 item #1487221 (stock #14857)
Valentin Vidaurreta signed pieces are extremely elusive and highly coveted. This bracelet is collector quality. It's a book piece design, shown with obsidian stones on p. 113 of "Mexican Silver", and p. 152 of "William Spratling and the Mexican Silver Renaissance". Vidaurreta was extremely talented. He was an artist, illustrator, horticulturist, amateur architect, and silver designer. He designed and sold silver work to Fred Davis at Sanborns in Mexico City before moving to Taxco, where h...