Alfredo Villasana Silverplated Toucan Pitcher

DESCRIPTION: An Alfredo Villasana silver plated pitcher. Composed of a hand hammered bulbous body and a folded spout. Finished with a toucan motif handle garnished with inlaid turqoise. Marked: "Cobre

Two Mexican silver-plated toucan pitchers Los Castillo, Taxco contemporary, incuse stamped to base LOS CASTILLO TAXCO and PLATERDO The first in a stylised toucan form, the large bill opened wide to f

Emilia Castillo Mexican silver plated Toucan handle pitcher, with beautiful hand-hammered design, having a hand-laid rope work rim. Set with a variety of hand-laid stones including Onyx and Jasper. Ha

SILVERPLATED TOUCAN BIRD PITCHER, SIGNED LOS CASTILLOS TAXCO. HAND WROUGHT, No 315.. 12" H.

SILVERPLATED TOUCAN BIRD PITCHER, SIGNED LOS CASTILLOS TAXCO, HAND WROUGHT No 315. 12" H.

LOS CASTILLO (Mexican, active second half 20th century) 'Toucan' pitcherSilver-plated brass, greenstone. Produced by Los Castillo, Taxco, Mexico.Underside impressed with maker's mark, "HECHO EN MEXICO

Latin America, Taxco, Mexico, probably Los Castillo, ca. 1950s CE. "Toucan do anything if you set your mind to it!" A very large, hand wrought silver plated pouring vessel in the shape of an endearing

Emilia Castillo signed toucan decorated silver plated pitcher with hand hammered design & rope rim 10" x 5" x 14" high

Vintage copper and silver pitcher designed and manufactured in Taxco, Mexico by Alfredo Villasana. The piece has a beautiful aged patina, the leaf handle with stone inlay adds a whimsical touch to the

Alfredo Villasana worked for both William Spratling and Hector Aguilar before opening his own workshop. He was a talented silversmith who borrowed heavily from the designs of others. Up for auction is

Taxco sterling silver sculpture of a flower blossoming from a basket by Alfredo Villasana and also includes a Mexican agate and silver plated road runner marked TS-34. Tallest  6.25" and 2.6ozt

Taxco, Mexico, mid 20th century; marked to underside 13 x 11 1/2 x 5 1/2 in. (33 x 29.2 x 14 cm.)

A William Hutton & Sons Silver-Plated Pitcher with Antler-Mounted Handle, late 19th/early 20th century9-1/4 inches high (23.5 cm)

Sterling silver hinged clamper cuff bracelet, Alfredo Villasana, Taxco, Mexico, repousse scroll design, approx 3"w (at widest point), interior: approx 6.75"l, 2.02ozt Start Price: $80.00

Vintage silver plated pitcher with Seahorse handle by Los Castillo, Signed. The label reads, Los Castillo, Taxco, Hecho en Mexico, Plateado 291. Measurements: 4.75 inches high x 3.75 inches deep. All

Alfredo Villasana Taxco sterling clamp cuff bracelet with scrollwork, marked with "Sterling 925 hecho en Mexico Taxco", conjoined AV, and eagle with "3", widest point measures 4 1/2", inside dimension

A Los Castillo silver-plated pitcherCirca 1939-1962; Taxco, MexicoStamped to underside: Plateado / Los Castillo Taxco / Mexico / 20 [illegible numbers]The pitcher with green hardstone inlaid to handle

The body with allover hammered surface. Dimensions: 11" H x 8.5" W x 6.75"D;  11" H x 8.5" W x 6.75"D;&nb

Wolmar Castillo silver plate pitcher featuring bird applique. Dimensions: 7" ⌀ ; 

ALFREDO VILLASANA STERLING CUFF BRACELET: Sterling bypass cuff bracelet by Alfredo Villasana is hinged and fits wrist size 6.5" to 7". Total weight approximates 55.8 grams. Marked Sterling 925 Taxco a

Alfredo Villasana sterling silver hinged cuff bracelet with inlaid abalone, measures approximately 1 3/4" across with a 2 3/4" diameter, stamped Villasana Taxco Sterling 925, weighs 2.31 troy ounces,

Mid 20th century hand made and woven sterling silver basket with "rope twist" lip and raised foot. Stamped VILLASANA MEXICO TAXCO 925 STERLING along with eagle mark. Good condition. 168 grams approx.

An antique American Art Nouveau silver plated pitcher featuring floral relief decorations to the body and a pronounced stem like handle. Manufactured by Meriden Britannia Company, circa the late 19th

Mid-Century pin or brooch by highly collectible TAXCO artist Alfredo Villasana. Taxco Mexican artist Alfredo Villasana was a part of the Mexican Renaissance jewelry revolution which took place in Taxc