Vintage Mexican STERLING Silver BROOCH Frida Kahlo Style Pre-Eagle c.1940s

SOLD Highly Collectible Large Early Pre-Eagle Mexican Sterling Silver Filigree Brooch with a Magnificent Open-work Star Motif featuring a Colossal Dome, Twisted Rope and Smaller Dome Accents in a Ridge Circle, Hallmarked MADE IN MEXICO STERLING, Frida Kahlo Style, Weight 16.4 Grams circa 1940s!

 Measurements: Almost 2" (technically 1-7/8" in diameter). Closure is a working secure Safety Catch Clasp and Pin Stem. Excellent Vintage condition with a beautiful contrasting Patina! No dents which is amazing!

This Wonderful Vintage Mexican Sterling Brooch dates back to a most desirable period of Vintage Mexican Silver Jewelry. Fred Davis and William Spratling were the leaders of the revival of the Mexican Silver Jewelry Industry. They employed skilled Silversmiths to execute their designs and create their own superb pieces where they established shops in Taxco and Mexico City. During the first half of the Twentieth Century, silver items produced in Mexico were simply stamped "Silver" or "Sterling", and sometimes with the location as marked with this Brooch. The hallmark in back is prior to the Eagle Mark in 1948 and way before the Registry System started in 1979 where letters and numbers were used.

 A Striking Mexican Silver Brooch to add to your Vintage Mexican Jewelry Collection!

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