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    William Spratling first phase hallmarks as shown are on these magnificent tulip earrings. They are substantial in size at 1.5in. long and .75in. wide at widest point. The weight is 21 grams. They drop beautifully and the screw backs hits in the center of the tulip making it well balanced for a great fit. The swirl curves with the ear for a fabulous presence. No dents or chips. Only striations inside the stones as one would expect to see. Collector quality.
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    This is a pre 1948 treasure made of carved obsidian in the oldest form of hand cutting to the stones. All stones are different in size and shape and the necklace length is 16in. It is hallmarked "SILVER MEXICO". The chain is large scale with the links being 7/8ths x 1/4in. The drop is composed of 7/8in. squares. It is magnificent with the weight being 90.5 grams. I love to see the quality of workmanship that this piece displays. Fabulous, LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!

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    A wonderful Pre-48 signed Sterling Mexico.15 1/4 in. long and the drop is 2 1/4 in.from the widest point tall and just under 3in. across. 1 1/2 in. long from the center cabachon to the bottom of the dangle. It weighs approx. 2.5oz. This is a heavy base of sterling not light. I understand that some in this design are solid but this is a handmade piece with a barely raised repousse relief. The maestro has combined the technique of the raised relief with the silver pushed down next to the raised area to create a REAL BEAUTY! It has an interestingly raw character to the piece and the glass or quartz (???) has a brownish pink cast. I have seen only a couple others similar and they were always done in amethyst so this is UNIQUE! WOW! LOOK AT THAT NECKLACE!