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C. 1940's Early, Hector Aguilar Taxco Silver Bow Pin .940 Silver mark, Rare Sculpture After ended training at ceramics

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After ended training at ceramics maker Lauritz Hjorth

entitled "Raúl Anguiano and Máximo Pacheco" at the Palace of Fine Arts in Mexico City

Art and Literature in the Literature" chapter

Los Angeles Souvenir Spoon from the early 20th century

C. 1940's Early, Hector Aguilar Taxco Silver Bow Pin .940 Silver mark, Rare Sculpture After ended training at ceramicsWe are offering an early Hector Aguilar, Taxco . 940 Silver Brooch or Pin in the shape of a Bow. Hector Aguilor was an early Student of William Spratling in 1937, and shortly after that opened his own Silver design and manufacturing studio in Taxco, Mexico This Bow, pin or brooch, is marked with the Hector Aguilor Logo, Taxco, and . 940 Silver. Made in the early 1940's before the eagle mark was required on Mexican Silver. Condition: very good

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