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Hector Aguilar Silver Bracelet

$450.00
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Hector Aguilar (1905-1986) is one of the masters of mid-20th century Mexican jewelry.  He began his jewelry career as manager for William Spratling’ workshop from 1937-1939.  In 1939 he established his own workshop, the Taller Borda, in an 18th century building on the zocalo in Taxco which remained open until 1962.

Aguilar's mastery can be seen in this sleek bracelet which has two links with open ovals filled with silver balls. The bracelet has its original pin clasp, with the pin attached to a chain that also serves as a safety chain.

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  • Materials:

    Sterling silver

  • Size:

    Approximately 6-5/8" long x 7/16" wide

  • Weight:

    34 grams

  • Marks:

    A conjoined, abstracted, "HA", the maker's mark for Hector Aguilar; "940" for 940 silver (slightly higher silver content than sterling); "Taxco"; "Mexico"; and the Mexican eagle assay mark with the number "9" inside.

  • Age:

    The marks on this bracelet were in use by Aguilar from 1948 to 1962.

  • Condition:

    Very good vintage condition with some scuffing, consistent with age and use.

  • Sku:

    LK1299