1920\'s Period Art Deco Mexico 980 Silver Repousse Bracelet Taxco 69 Grams For Sale

1920\'s Period Art Deco Mexico 980 Silver Repousse Bracelet Taxco 69 Grams
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1920\'s Period Art Deco Mexico 980 Silver Repousse Bracelet Taxco 69 Grams:
$281.00

Stunning1920\'s Period Correct/True Art Deco Mexico 980TAXCO Silver Repousse Bracelet.

This piece features deco swirls double demi-spheres and oxidized etchings throughout.

paco_silver is relocating to Tucson Arizona this week and thus increasing our sourcing/purchasing and listings.

The color on this bracelet is Magnificent and only seen on old Mexico Silver; a rich deep platinum with a hint of white.

Every angle, twist and turnon this bracelet has been carefully planned to portray a superior level of sculptural dimensionality that only the great masters of Taxco could execute.

The bracelet is quitesturdy, in perfect condition, and ready to be enjoyed for many more years to come.

Repousse would require only the most skilled of artisans and also consume the most amount of time; sometimes taking more than one day or more to complete a single piece.

Reference Bille Hougarts Book Mexican Silver Hallmarks Pg. 7

Length:Adjustable Width:3 Inches Weight:69 Grams.

This piece is Ready To Wear/Display and Excellent VINTAGE CONDITION; no dents, dings, or scratches, to the repousse, a round inside and out footprint, and a strong spring.We Ship out as soon as payment is received and please check out our other listed this week.

On May-28-15 at 08:20:44 PDT, seller added the following information:


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