Mexican silver modernist Bracelet with aqua blue gem
Highly stylized foliate links cut out of thick gauge silver sheet and deeply hand-chased comprise this modernist Taxco sterling bracelet. The central station houses a faceted glass gem, its crystal clear, icy blue color eye-catching and evocative of wintry landscapes. This is a piece signed by one of those early Mexican maestros about whom we don’t know much more than where they worked and when they were active. The jewelry they created is their legacy, however, and judging by the craftsmanship, attention to detail and careful finishing this piece exhibits, its maker’s legacy is an impressive one…
Size/Weight: 6 3/4″ long by just shy of 1″ wide; 48.6 grams
Hallmarks / Date: maker’s initials “FDH” (I think?) as well as “TAXCO MEXICO 925” and Eagle 3 assay mark; 1950s-60s
Condition: excellent vintage with a slick, easy to enjoy whatever the occasion design, gorgeous color in the aqua glass, with great patina and no damage or repairs noted
Inv.#14852
Highly stylized foliate links cut out of thick gauge silver sheet and deeply hand-chased comprise this modernist Taxco sterling bracelet. The central station houses a faceted glass gem, its crystal clear, icy blue color eye-catching and evocative of wintry landscapes. This is a piece signed by one of those early Mexican maestros about whom we don’t know much more than where they worked and when they were active. The jewelry they created is their legacy, however, and judging by the craftsmanship, attention to detail and careful finishing this piece exhibits, its maker’s legacy is an impressive one…
Size/Weight: 6 3/4″ long by just shy of 1″ wide; 48.6 grams
Hallmarks / Date: maker’s initials “FDH” (I think?) as well as “TAXCO MEXICO 925” and Eagle 3 assay mark; 1950s-60s
Condition: excellent vintage with a slick, easy to enjoy whatever the occasion design, gorgeous color in the aqua glass, with great patina and no damage or repairs noted
Inv.#14852
Highly stylized foliate links cut out of thick gauge silver sheet and deeply hand-chased comprise this modernist Taxco sterling bracelet. The central station houses a faceted glass gem, its crystal clear, icy blue color eye-catching and evocative of wintry landscapes. This is a piece signed by one of those early Mexican maestros about whom we don’t know much more than where they worked and when they were active. The jewelry they created is their legacy, however, and judging by the craftsmanship, attention to detail and careful finishing this piece exhibits, its maker’s legacy is an impressive one…
Size/Weight: 6 3/4″ long by just shy of 1″ wide; 48.6 grams
Hallmarks / Date: maker’s initials “FDH” (I think?) as well as “TAXCO MEXICO 925” and Eagle 3 assay mark; 1950s-60s
Condition: excellent vintage with a slick, easy to enjoy whatever the occasion design, gorgeous color in the aqua glass, with great patina and no damage or repairs noted
Inv.#14852