April 23, 2024
VINTAGE ANTONIO PINEDA TAXCO STERLING SILVER OBSIDIAN EARRINGS
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VINTAGE ANTONIO PINEDA TAXCO STERLING SILVER OBSIDIAN EARRINGS Description: Vintage 1950s Antonio Pineda Silver Earrings. Please Classic simple elegant design by master Taxco Mexico silversmith Antonio Pineda. Earrings are 970 silver which is higher than sterling at 925 and obsidian. They are screwback. Please take the time to view the photos so you may truly appreciate these earrings. Measurements: 5/8" and weighs 12.7 grams. Marks: Antonio Taxco, and 970 and Eagle mark. 1950s Antonio Pineda hallmarks (see photo). Metals and Stones: 970 silver and obsidian. Condition: Excellent to mint. Please assume all pieces may need cleaning. Please note this is a preowned item. We are a smoke free home. Please see photos and if you have any questions please email me and I will do all I can to Help! SO PLEASE take the time to view my other Items. You never know what you might find!! Thank you for Looking and Please support your local Animal Rescues and Shelters! Adopt a SHELTER PET!!! Shipping: Payment methods Paypal . Payment must be received within 7 days, unless the item is listed as "Immediate Payment Required. After 7 days, I will notify you, if no response, I will begin the non-paying bidders process. I am only taking the steps necessary to recoup my lost fees. Please email if you have any Questions about your payment. Shipping
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