Alfredo Ortega Mexican Sterling Modernist Pitcher

Mexican Art Deco Hand Wrought Sterling Silver Water Pitcher, Cast in the Mexican Colonial style, eagle hallmark, "925" #34812, Alfredo Ortega & Sons, Circa 1930 {Total silver weight 31.125 troy oz; he

Alfredo Ortega and Sons, Mexico City sterling silver Baroque style lamp with engraved foliate and ribbed designs and claw and ball feet. Maker's hallmarks together with "Mexico and 49173" stamped on t

DESCRIPTION: Alfredo Ortega & Sons Mexican sterling silver box featuring non-removable wooden insert. Hallmarked on underside with "925 Ortega Mexico 14043". Total weight (including wood): 834 g. CIRC

Alfredo Ortega & Sons Mexican modern sterling silver box with fitted wood lined interior, inscribed "Lee," with maker's marks to underside and "925 Ortega Mexico 55509." 1.5" H x 14" W x 6. 75" D. App

Mexican sterling ice bucket with fluted floral handles by Alfredo Ortega. Total approx. weight is 78.49 troy oz. From a Manhattan, NY estate. Dimensions: approx. 10" w x 14.75" h.

Mexican Modernist Sterling Silver Water Pitcher and Beakers Set, third quarter 20th century, by Juventino Lopez Reyes, Mexico City, including an ovoid-form water pitcher with integral waisted collar a

Pair of Mexican Sterling Silver Candlesticks, third quarter 20th century, by Alfredo Ortega & Sons, Mexico City, in the Adam taste, each with a tapering standard of navette section, gadrooned on the l

A large pair of Mexican sterling silver hand chased & repousse arm bands with sunflower motif. Stamped Made In Mexico and Sterling, unsigned but possibly Alfredo Ortega.

Modernist mid century extra large charger style low bowl. Stamped ORTEGO MEXICO, .925, 19th century style eagle mark, and 26733 to underside. Very good condition; lacquer coating to interior, small ar

Alfredo Ortega and Sons cordial set and tray. Mexican, 20th century. Sterling silver tray with engraved animal and floral decoration to scalloped rim. Having maker's mark to underside. Cordials having

Alfredo Ortega and Sons sterling silver center bowl. Mexican, 20th century. Having low form with a medallion having stylized Aztec decoration. With maker's hallmark and "54263" stamped to underside. H

Alfredo Ortega and Sons sterling silver footed bowl. Mexican, 20th century. Having rope-edge border and hand-hammered finish. With maker's hallmark and "59688" stamped to underside. Height 3 1/2", dia

WILLIAM SPRATLING Sterling Mexican Handle Pitcher. Carved wood figural bird handle. Raised dot design. Marked. Modernist Taxco silversmith.-- Dimensions: H: 6.5 inches: W: 7 inches: D: 5.5 inches--- W

Vintage hand hammered shell bowl by Alfredo Ortega & Sons (active Mexico City 1935-?) Crafted of fine quality sterling silver. Features a large clam shell design with ball feet. Very nice deco inspire

Antonio Pineda Mexican Sterling Modernist Serving Tray 16''. Hand made oval tray with loop and ball handles. Clearly marked with his Taxco cipher and 930. Overall excellent condition with no monograms

263, plain melon shaped body with applied foliate rim and base; normal wear; [39 TO], H-11", G-G+

Large Mexican Sterling pitcher. Hallmark stamped C. Zurita. Initials JPR etched on front. scrap value 714.41 7.5" x 7.5" Weight 27.3 ounces. $10.00 DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Large sterling silver melon-ribbed pitcher signed Heather, Mexico, Sterling. 9 in tall. 35.2 ozt.

18.35 DWT Modernist

DESCRIPTION: Mexican sterling modernist brooch. Stamped "925 Mexico". MEASUREMENTS: 4" long x 1-3/8" wide. 0.7 troy ounces. CONDITION: Good.

DESCRIPTION: Marked "Mexico TC-103 925" MEASUREMENTS: 2-1/8" x 1-1/2". CONDITION: No defects noted.

Hollowware. Including a sterling pierced footed basket - stamped, "Sterling"; a Mexican sterling modernist trefoil serving dish stamped, "Sterling 925 M.R.M."; a (7) piece sterling

Hollowware. Including a sterling pierced footed basket - stamped, "Sterling"; a Mexican sterling modernist trefoil serving dish stamped, "Sterling 925 M.R.M."; a (7) piece sterling

Alfred Ortega Mexican sterling silver flower salt and pepper shakers. Ortega was regarded as one of the greatest Mexican silversmiths and his pieces rarely come to market. William Spratling cites Orte