MARGOT de TAXCO VNTG MEXICAN SILVER NECKLACE/BROOCH/ERs
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Wishing you and your family a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR!! ! DESCRIPTION : This is a STUPENDOUS and VERY UNIQUE sterling silver necklace (with a large central pendant that can also be worn alone as a brooch) and earring set that was handwrought in Taxco, Mexico, circa 1950's, by silversmith maestra, MARGOT van VOORHIES CARR (?-1985) of MARGOT de TAXCO. Margot moved to Mexico City with friends from San Francisco in 1937. She was introduced to Antonio Castillo by Antonio's sister, Maria. Antonio and Margot married while Antonio was still working for William Spratling's Las Delicias . Margot would design jewelry that Antonio would produce at night ~ these pieces sold so well that Antonio left William Spratling and Las Delicias and opened LOS CASTILLO with Margot and his brothers. Margot and Antonio divorced after about 10 years and Margot opened MARGOT DE TAXCO in 1948. "As the Stars are to the Night, So are Jewels to the Woman" was on her calling card and exemplifies her methodology of jewelry design. This is an EXQUISITE art-to-wear necklace and earring set ~ a very early Margot design, being numbered 5272 ~ Margot consistently marked her jewelry with design numbers and she used 5100-5790 for her silver pieces. This demi-parure is styled in a gorgeous organic motif with a great art deco look. The necklace consists
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