April 16, 2024
1940s Sterling Silver Art Deco Repousse Clamper Bracelet Taxco J Sotelo Signed
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A gigantic 3-1/4" tall hinged bypass cuff probably made prior to 1948 signed " J. Sotelo Taxco Mex" in a circle and "925" inside the circle and "STERLING." This incredibly wonderful bracelet seems to have the images of cacti on it, but we cannot be certain of what the design is. Due to the age, I would not flex for adjustment and strain the hinges which are original. The hinge mechanism is working, but it is definitely rusting. The cuff weighs 61.0 grams or 39.2 dwt or 1.94 troy ounces. It's very large and incredibly beautiful. At the hinges it's 1" wide and tapers to 1.5 " wide then back to 1" wide on each side. There is one damaged edge that needs repair. A competent jeweler could repair this with a simple solder. Please see the pictures prior to bidding. Very lovely large cuff by book listed artist from Taxco, Mexico. In accordance with ebay policy, we ONLY ACCEPT paypal. I apologize for any inconvenience this causes. In answer to the ever-popular question "Why are you selling it?:" We are a storefront pawnshop. Merchandise that has been sold to us, or is unredeemed, is offered for sale to the public. Thanks for looking and please feel free to ask any questions prior to bidding. Also, please make sure to read all auction instructions listed below. Another popular question: Do we allow local pickup? ABSOLUTELY we will be happy
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