William Spratling Mexican silver Aztec Cuff Bracelet
Deeply carved ancient Aztec motifs adorn this Mexican Deco cuff bracelet by Taxco’s foremost designer, William Spratling. This is one of his earliest and probably quite popular cuffs since it was kept in production for a while as alluded to by the late Phyllis Goddard. Wrought in sterling silver in our case, its labyrinthine beauty makes it difficult for the eye to disengage and its comfortable weight feels divine around the wrist…
Size / Weight: 7” inner circumference (including the 1 1/2” gap) by 1 3/8” wide; 69.0 grams
Hallmarks / Date: signed as shown with a combination of hallmarks that dates it in the 1940-44 period (see Goddard, Spratling silver, p. 32)
Condition: excellent vintage with great patina, a captivating design and no damage or repairs noted
Inv# 15394
Deeply carved ancient Aztec motifs adorn this Mexican Deco cuff bracelet by Taxco’s foremost designer, William Spratling. This is one of his earliest and probably quite popular cuffs since it was kept in production for a while as alluded to by the late Phyllis Goddard. Wrought in sterling silver in our case, its labyrinthine beauty makes it difficult for the eye to disengage and its comfortable weight feels divine around the wrist…
Size / Weight: 7” inner circumference (including the 1 1/2” gap) by 1 3/8” wide; 69.0 grams
Hallmarks / Date: signed as shown with a combination of hallmarks that dates it in the 1940-44 period (see Goddard, Spratling silver, p. 32)
Condition: excellent vintage with great patina, a captivating design and no damage or repairs noted
Inv# 15394
Deeply carved ancient Aztec motifs adorn this Mexican Deco cuff bracelet by Taxco’s foremost designer, William Spratling. This is one of his earliest and probably quite popular cuffs since it was kept in production for a while as alluded to by the late Phyllis Goddard. Wrought in sterling silver in our case, its labyrinthine beauty makes it difficult for the eye to disengage and its comfortable weight feels divine around the wrist…
Size / Weight: 7” inner circumference (including the 1 1/2” gap) by 1 3/8” wide; 69.0 grams
Hallmarks / Date: signed as shown with a combination of hallmarks that dates it in the 1940-44 period (see Goddard, Spratling silver, p. 32)
Condition: excellent vintage with great patina, a captivating design and no damage or repairs noted
Inv# 15394