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This stunning wood and silver cuff was designed by William Spratling and produced after his death by Sucesores de Spratling.

After the untimely death of Spratling in 1967 his ranch, and the rights to his designs, were sold to his friend Alberto Ulrich who established Sucesores de Spratling (Successors of Spratling) in 1969. Some of the silversmiths who worked for Spratling continued to work at the new company. Ulrich died in 2002 and his daughter manages the company which continues to produce high-quality jewelry from Spratling's original designs.

The maker's mark for Sucesores de Spratling is nearly indistinguishable from a Spratling mark that was used from 1954-67; however, the TS-24 registration mark added to it starting in 1980 (when the style of Mexican hallmarking changed) makes it easy to distinguish pieces made after 1980, such as this one.

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