ESTATE WILLIAM SPRATLING ARROW TAXCO BROOCH
Part of the Vintage William Spratling Jewelry Collection, this bar brooch is a quintessential piece of mid-century Mexican silverwork from Taxco. Crafted in sterling silver, this brooch features a central tribal motif, indicative of Spratling's innovative approach during his first design period. Renowned for his influence on silver design, Spratling's work is recognized for its quality and collectibility. The piece carries Spratling's hallmark and is identified as originating from Taxco, adding to its authenticity. Referenced in Spratling Silver: A Field Guide by Phyllis Goddard and depicted on page 58, this brooch is believed to have been created between 1933 and 1938, making it a wearable piece of art and a slice of jewelry history.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Jewelry Maker: William Spratling
Jewelry Type: Vintage Brooches | Pins
Hallmarks: William Spratling Mark (est. 1933-1938), Taxco
Materials: Sterling Silver
Weight: 13.6 grams
Dimensions: Length: 3" Width: 3/4"
Clasp or Fastener: Round safety clasp
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This important piece is referenced in:
- Spratling Silver: A Field Guide, Phyllis Goddard, Kennan Tyler and Paine, 2003
