Mexican 1930s

Margot Van Voorhies Carr who moved to Taxco, Mexico in the late 1930s and became one of the most

Art Deco, sterling silver, hand-hammered goblet, Mexico, circa 1930s, Los Castillos, maker

, the original screws are included. Robert and Mito Block were born in France and migrated to Mexico in

Méndez") shows the struggle of the working class in Mexico during the 1930s and 1940s. A figure cries out

serigraphs throughout his life. His body of work is one of the monuments to New Mexico life in the 1930s

League ( 1928 -32), that Moskowitz honed his talents as an artist. In the mid-to-late 1930s in Mexico

continuing his higher education at the University of New Mexico. In the 1930s, he moved back to California

Mexico. By the early 1930s Colorado’s old mining towns became a popular genre for artists because they

emigrated to Mexico City in the late 1930's. Along with Klaus Grabe and Morley Webb, he designed a prize

-2004) studied at the Bauhaus in the early 1930s, settling in Mexico in 1937. He teamed with Klaus Grabe

at the Bauhaus in the early 1930s, settling in Mexico in 1937. He teamed with fellow Bauhaus student

Beuren (1911-2004) studied at the Bauhaus in the early 1930s, settling in Mexico in 1937. He teamed with

the table. Designed by Michael van Beuren for his Domus company and produced in Mexico, circa 1945

Attributed to William Spratling. Certainly from Tasco, Mexico 1930's.

various foliate, fishing and village scenes. Circa 1930's / 1940's. Dimensions: larges

. From the 1920’s through the 1960’s, Mexico City was a breeding ground for new ideas, artistic

Well executed, oil on canvas with seated male in a sombrero. Circa 1930. From the estate of a

Circa 1930s. Original paint. Normal wear. Measures 17 1/2"H x 13 3/4"W x 13 1/4D.

I have had no luck identifying the artist. The period is the 1930's I would say. No other

Sleeping Mexican in good original condition, circa 1930s. Some minor paint losses, please refer to

Extremely rare pair of Art Deco period New Mexican tin lamps

This exquisitely carved solid mahogany table base was crafted in the 1930's. It consists of two

1930s sleeping Mexican with original paint.

Pair of elegant early 20th century (circa 1930's) Mexican gold earrings with gold flower blossoms

A rare and unique Josephina Arias 'Azteca' motif pottery collection – circa 1930’s, Tlaquepaque

Wonderful coloring of bright warm tones that has been aged over the years. C. 1930s Mexican pot

This large vintage Mexican bowl from Puebla (circa 1930's) is glazed all over in deep blue, red

Repousse necklace made in the 1930s in Mexico City by the Far Fan silversmiths.

This dramatic early 20th century Mexican mask (circa 1930's / 1940's) from Oaxaca, represents a

Byzantine style sterling earrings and cuff by JGD, Mexico City circa 1930s-40s. Each piece features

Beuren moved to Mexico in the 1930s, where he worked with the likes of Klaus Grabe and started the Domus

Spratling, of Taxco, Mexico, Dimensions: 8 3/4 inches by 9 3/4 inches. In excellent condition. Marked as

Circa 1930's Mexican side table with beautiful tooled leather top. 24" H x 22.5" W x 18.5" D

. 1930's Printed 1930's Photographer's stamp on verso Paper size: 10 15/16” x 13 7/8”

in Germany in the early 1930s, settling in Mexico in 1937. He teamed with fellow Bauhaus student

Pair of charming and beautiful small silver candle holders by William Spratling. Formed on a line-etched half sphere bulb base, pinched with a wrapped rope design and topped with a b...

Cultural Banamex, 2007. pg.362 The Block Brothers immigrated to Mexico City in the late 1930s from their

. 1930's Printed 1930's Photographer's stamp on verso Paper size: 10 15/16” x 13 15/16”

A magnificent and substantial silver and rosewood and silver handled cheese knife with rope motif by William Spratling. Formed as a crescent moon shaped pruning blade mounted to a be...

center. Stamp: marked with the Frederick Davis hallmark silver mark FD 925. c. 1930 $2,500.00 This

Jewish heritage and emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s and worked through the 1970s.

Mexican silver renaissance of the 1930's and 40's . The necklace which alternates eleven sterling silver

volcanoes outside of Mexico City. This theme is also very prevalent in Mexican calendar art from the 1930's

in France of Jewish heritage and emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s and worked through the 1970s.

to Mexico in the late 1930s and worked through the 1970s.

Roberto And Mito Bock were born in France and migrated to Mexico in the late 1930's and worked

tastemakers in Mexico from the 1930s through the 1970s.

Mito Block immigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s. Settling in Mexico City, they set up a company

Roberto and Mito Block, brothers of French origin who emigrated to Mexico in the 1930s, were names

van Beuren (1911-2004). American born Van Beuren left Germany in the late 1930s for Mexico City and

Born in France, Roberto y Mito Block emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s. Settling in Mexico

Born in France, Roberto y Mito Block emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s. Settling in Mexico

Born in France, Roberto y Mito Block emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s. Settling in Mexico City

Born in France, Roberto y Mito Block emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s. Settling in Mexico City

emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s. Settling in Mexico City, they set up a company called Robert Block

Block emigrated to Mexico in the late 1930s. Settling in Mexico City, they set up a company called

in the late 1800's. We believe it made its way to New Mexico in the 1930-40's. This is when the