Mexican 980 Silver Brooch 2in Siesta Men Cactus Scene Handmade 17.1g Fine VTG
Marked 980 on reverse, indicating higher purity than standard sterling.
Marked 980 on reverse, indicating higher purity than standard sterling.
MATERIAL: 980 silver (marked). Condition: The pin shows very light wear from age. Clasp latch bent at the tip. Pin surface is level and unbent. WEIGHT: 9.6 grams.
In good shape with light wear.
Features a faceted black onyx stone above an oval panel with ornate abalone shell inlay on a black background. Bold, eye-catching design with beautiful iridescent detail. Stones: Faceted black onyx, abalone shell inlay.
During this period, masters like Spratling and Aguilar preferred. 980 purity over standard sterling to achieve a softer, more radiant luster and superior hand-wrought detail. Composition: Solid. 980 Fine Silver (Higher purity than. 925 Sterling).
Note: – Size and weight are approximate. – We’re not experts on stones. Refer to pictures for type and quality.
This is an original work from William Spratling. The pin is titled “Flying Eagle”. The pin features a straight pin and C clasp path the back. It is presented in wonderful condition with minimal wear.
I have included photos. Brian at Forgotten Treasures.
Beautiful old 40’s style sterling silver bracelet made in Mexico. Length is 7.5 “.
This version is beautifully made and hallmarked MM by the artisan. The bracelet is 8″ long x 1″ wide and has an ornate scroll design with ball details. It weighs 54 grams. It is in good condition with normal surface wear and tarnish.