William Spratling Nautilus Conch Shell Earrings Vintage Taxco Mexico 980 Silver

From the collection of Phyllis M. Goddard, widely respected collector, researcher and author of books on William Spratling's works. She featured the pin in her book "Spratling Silver: A Field Guide", 2003, pg. 40, figure 2-56. A beautiful set of matching earrings and brooch. Crafted of 980 silver using the repousse method into the design of stylized conch shell cross...

This vintage 1970s gemstone and sterling silver bangle bracelet features three bezel-set amethyst cabochons flanked with decorative silver scrollwork. It's a classic, versatile piece that's perfect for everyday wear. Each amethyst is approximately 5.5mm in diameter. Hallmarks include Beckmann, Sterling, Mexico. Bracelet size 7.75". Bangle width 4mm. Total weight 17.12g. About Carmen Beckmann: Carmen Beckmann was a silver designer based in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico in the 1960s-1970s. She was one of the of the few female designers known to have contributed to Mexico’s 20th century silver renaissance. Her works have been featured in noted Mexican silver jewelry...

These beautiful, large William Spratling earrings have the ephemeral feel of butterfly wings. William Spratling, Architecture professor and lecturer, has been called the Father of Me...

A fine pair of signed Mexican silver earrings. In sterling silver. By William Spratling of Taxco, Mexico. Each with a silver beveled diamond...