Miguel Garcia Martinez

Bold and sculptural collar necklace handcrafted in Taxco, Mexico, featuring a dramatic fan of tapered sterling silver "spikes" accented with inlaid malachite gemstones. The articulat...

A beautiful vintage white beaded handbag with brass hardware decorated with Lucite in a Mother-Of-Pearl style, pastel enamels and marcasite details...

Made in Italy sterling solid silver sulky with horse and driver. The sulky, the horse and the driver are made with the casting method and finished with chisel. The bridles are in lea...

Early Israeli Mezuzah on velvet mounting with ornate silvered body, and with gilded top and base. Decorated with colored glass and with gilded bell hangin...

Omer counter, sterling silver, brass, and wood, Jerusalem, Israel, circa 1985. Silver Omer counter over brass background on wood base with silver pins for...

Margot Van Voorhies Carr started producing out of her own studio in 1948, under the name, Margot de Taxco. Previously she had been producing pieces under Antonio Castillo for the William Spratling studio. This four piece sterling silver suite...

Steiff collection Cats, Germany, Mid 20th Century Five cats, 4 of which are filled with straw. Two Tom-cats (1, the smallest is right hind leg defective) Black with arched back. 17 ...

Portable record player, mid-20th century. Portable record player, untested, mid-20th century, sold as-is. H: 13 cm, W: 39 cm, D: 28 cm Please contact us before ordering to confirm ...

A wonderful sterling silver cuff links from Paloma Picasso's "Groove" collection for Tiffany & Co. These cuff links feature groove line filled with red enamel. One is marked with...

Fine vintage Mexican modernist style necklace Margot De Taxco Mexico and dating to the 1950/ 1960s. Stylish highly collectible modernist wave design in sterling with Turquoise by Margot de Taxco Origin: Taxco, Mexico with makers mark Margot de Taxco number 5116 Period: Circa 1950`s/ 1960s Style: modernist wave pattern chocker necklace Length 16 inch 40 cm weight 31 grams An exceptional addition to any collection of Taxco silver, vintage Mexican jewelry, or 20th-century Latin American decorative arts. Ref., Margot De Taxco The Little Book Of Mexican Silver Trade And Hallmarks New revised Edition by Bille Hougart Margot van Voorhies (?-1985). Born in the United States, Margot married Antonio Castillo in Taxco, Mexico, where she helped her husband launch the company Los Castillo. She created many of the early designs for Los Castillo before the marriage ended in 1946. She opened her own shop, Margot de Taxco, in 1947. Margot is known primarily for high quality work in champlevé enamel, the production of which began in 1955. Another “Margot de Taxco” shop was located in Mexico City at Juarez, Number 14, featuring “well-designed enamel inlays… also silver.” Following a series of labor and government-imposed financial burdens the shop went bankrupt in 1977. A few of the former silversmiths at Margot were allowed to continue to use some of her molds after the shop finally closed in 1978. The silversmiths identified to date include Miguel Arias, Jeronimo Fuentes...

Mid-20th Century Encased Botanic Flower Samples Dimensions in inches: H 5.5” x W 3” x D 0.8” Age: Mid 20th century Origin: EU Condition: Aged Ov...

For your consideration, a 1950s vintage Mexican onyx sterling silver link bracelet modernist design Taxco Silversmith N S . Stamped. Dimensions: 7.25" L x 1.25" D .5" thick. Please...