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Creator: Alfredo Zalce
One of a Kind Sterling Necklace Designed by the Mexican Artist Alfredo Zalce
By Alfredo Zalce
Located in Mexico, DF
Very rare one-of-a-kind jewelry piece designed by the famous Mexican artist Alfredo Zalce ( Mexico 1908-2003), and depicts an abstract fish shape hanging from a very special chain ma...
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1950s Mexican Organic Modern Vintage Alfredo Zalce More Furniture and Collectibles

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Sterling Silver

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