Taxco More Furniture and Collectibles

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...

American Modernist Sterling Spiral Brooch Attributed to Artisan - Ed Wiener c.1948 2.5 x 2 .5" measured diagonally

A stunning and collectible Long vintage silver Necklace crafted in Taxco, Mexico, and dating to the 1960s. This beautifully detailed piece features a traditional Aztec inspired design in linked segments Origin: Taxco, Mexico Period: Circa 1960s Materials: Sterling silver turquoise semi precious stones Style: Vintage Mexican folk art Length 22 inches 56 cm, weight 112 grams An exceptional addition to any collection of Taxco silver, vintage Mexican jewelry...

A stunning and collectible vintage silver Choker Necklace by VOO crafted in Taxco Mexico, and dating to the 1970s. This beautifully ...

Striking Italian architectural model of a spiral staircase, handcrafted in brass and dating from the 1960s. The sculptural composition features a continuous double-helix form constr...

A cuff bracelet designed by Ed Wiener (1918-1991). This rare sculptural modernist piece is one of Wiener's first creations as a jeweler-artist in New York city, circa 1950's. This b...

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...

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...

Vintage Antonio Belgiorno .900 Silver Modernist Link Bracelet Striking vintage bracelet by Antonio Belgiorno, crafted in solid .900 silver and featuring a bold, sculptural articulat...

Fabulous Mexican Taxco abstract modernist .970 silver bracelet by Antoñio Pineda, circa 1960s. This piece is not only a ready to wear creation but also a dynamic piece of modern scu...

Sterling Silver Link Bracelet by Antonio Belgiorno Beautiful Sterling Silver Bracelet with a "Herringbone" design characteristic of the Belgiorno brand from the 1950s. This design is...

Stephen Burr,, USA, circa 1975, Sterling (silver) brass, Dimension: 2.5" width. Stephen Burr was a modernist jeweler of the United States that used distin...

Tiffany & Co. Atlas Sterling Silver Roman Numeral Cuff Bracelet A sculptural Tiffany & Co. open cuff in sterling silver, with raised Roman numerals running across the face between c...

This modernist sculptural piece is one of Wiener's first creations as a jeweler-artist, in New York City, circa 1954.This cuff bracelet is composed of two simple aerodynamic pieces w...

A stunning and collectible vintage silver Bracelet crafted in Taxco, Mexico, and dating to the 1970s. This beautifully detailed piece features a traditional Aztec inspired design in linked segments Origin: Taxco, Mexico Period: Circa 1970s Materials: Sterling silver Style: Vintage Mexican folk art An exceptional addition to any collection of Taxco silver, vintage Mexican jewelry...