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  • Margot de Taxco Design 5790 Vintage Mexican Silver Set

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    This is a monumental Margot de Taxco design 5790 that is never seen. The sweep of the mermaids tail (or you envision it as feathers) is graceful and the repousse is stair stepped displaying great depth. Quality is shown with the heavy silver weighing 109 grams. The wearable length of the necklace is a comfy 17inches. Measurements of the drop are 3in. by 2.25 The earrings are 1.5in. long and 1in. wide with a weight of 20 grams. The earliest repousse was not backed with silver and this pair of earrings is made in this manner. They have a clip back which is original to the design. Margot could yield earrings that were large and comfortable by making them without the silver backing. This set has a superb presence. There are no flaws or damage, just LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!
     

  • William Spratling Amethyst Bead Triple Strand Vintage Mexican Silver

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    Today I have a William Spratling first phase triple strand of beads with carved amethyst. The necklace is properly signed and with a heft of 104 grams. The first strand is 19 inches, the second is 20.5 inches and the last is 22 inches. The largest bead is 12mm and the smallest is a 5mm. The necklace is smooth to the hand as well as recently re-strung so it is ready for the next 80 years. Many call the silver beads silver pearls. That is absolutely true with this set as well because of the purity of the silver which these beads are hand made out of. A true treasure, just LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!

  • 3 Bernice Goodspeed Vintage Mexican Silver Rare Cuffs

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    Bernice Goodspeed was one of the early women in Taxco designing silver jewels. These are offered together as a bold statement for both arms. The beading, dimension and style make for a rich and rare presence that tie all of them together. The tallest one is 2.5in. tall and weighs 111 grams. It tapers to the wrist for comfort. The amethyst cuff is cut out so the stone can shine. The gap is 1in. and the weight is 101 grams. The smallest one is 60 grams and also thick silver. It is 1.5in. tall and with a 1 inch gap. All can be sized by a professional jeweler if needed. This is a rare opportunity to even find 3 Goodspeed bracelets let alone them be in a complete package. Museum and collector quality.