Pedro Castillo Mexican silver Dangle Earrings

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An elaborate sterling silver knot hanging off a classic repousse semi-sphere takes center-stage in this set of vintage Mexican dangle earrings by renowned Taxco maestro Pedro Castillo. I love Pedro Castillo's work for its complexity and layering and the modernist twist it adds to motifs derived from Mexico's rich cultural past. And even though these beauties are of medium length, they do pack a strong visual punch with their strategically applied oxidation and the warm patina they have developed over their long, interesting life...

SIZE / WEIGHT: 1 1/4" long by 5/8" wide; 8.8 grams (for the set)

HALLMARKS / DATE: maker's conjoined initials "PC" as well as "HECHO EN MEXICO TAXCO", "STERLING" and des. no 121; 1940-48

CONDITION: excellent vintage with great patina, a visually attractive design, with no damage and no repairs noted

Inv# 14857

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An elaborate sterling silver knot hanging off a classic repousse semi-sphere takes center-stage in this set of vintage Mexican dangle earrings by renowned Taxco maestro Pedro Castillo. I love Pedro Castillo's work for its complexity and layering and the modernist twist it adds to motifs derived from Mexico's rich cultural past. And even though these beauties are of medium length, they do pack a strong visual punch with their strategically applied oxidation and the warm patina they have developed over their long, interesting life...

SIZE / WEIGHT: 1 1/4" long by 5/8" wide; 8.8 grams (for the set)

HALLMARKS / DATE: maker's conjoined initials "PC" as well as "HECHO EN MEXICO TAXCO", "STERLING" and des. no 121; 1940-48

CONDITION: excellent vintage with great patina, a visually attractive design, with no damage and no repairs noted

Inv# 14857

An elaborate sterling silver knot hanging off a classic repousse semi-sphere takes center-stage in this set of vintage Mexican dangle earrings by renowned Taxco maestro Pedro Castillo. I love Pedro Castillo's work for its complexity and layering and the modernist twist it adds to motifs derived from Mexico's rich cultural past. And even though these beauties are of medium length, they do pack a strong visual punch with their strategically applied oxidation and the warm patina they have developed over their long, interesting life...

SIZE / WEIGHT: 1 1/4" long by 5/8" wide; 8.8 grams (for the set)

HALLMARKS / DATE: maker's conjoined initials "PC" as well as "HECHO EN MEXICO TAXCO", "STERLING" and des. no 121; 1940-48

CONDITION: excellent vintage with great patina, a visually attractive design, with no damage and no repairs noted

Inv# 14857