19th C. Colonial Silver Charger, 980 gr, ex-Historia

Spanish Colonial, probably Mexico, 19th century CE. Large sterling silver charger with scalloped edges and liberal incised floral decoration. Very substantial piece of silver! Weighs 30 ounces /840 gr

Spanish Colonial, ca. 1850 CE. Early sterling silver circular charger with a scalloped edge and a visible center mark. This charger also shows evidence of annealing, a heat process whereby a metal is

Mexico, Spanish Colonial, ca. 19th century CE. Delicately crafted in sterling silver, this piece was hand-hammered in repousse. Crowns like this were almost always placed atop a statue in a church. Si

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 1800 CE. A coconut shell chalice carved with sophisticated sgraffito (shallow scratched etchings) and fitted with a silver ormolu stem, rim and base. The rim is engraved wit

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. An exceptional sterling silver Spanish Colonial style crown, hand made by the Andean silversmiths in Bolivia from high content .925 silver (3.5 oz, 99.2 g)

South America, probably Bolivia, ca. late 19th to early 20th century. Sterling silver used in various religious ceremonies. Unmarked but guaranteed sterling or higher, the crown is comprised of 4 elab

**Originally listed at 150** South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. An exceptional sterling silver Spanish Colonial crown with a Latin cross-topped orb finial, hand made by the Andean silversmit

Spanish Colonial, probably Mexico, 19th century CE. Large sterling silver charger with scalloped edges and liberal incised floral decoration. Very substantial piece of silver! Size: weighs 30 ounces/8

PAIR OF 19th CENTURY SPANISH COLONIAL SILVER CHARGERS. 899 GRAMS T.W. Height: 8.5 in. by Width: 8.5

South America, 20th century CE. This is a single angel wing made of .925 silver. The details on the feathers are lovely. Size: 5-3/4" L x 3" W (14.6 cm x 7.6 cm). Provenance: Ex-James Caswell, ex-His

South America, 20th century CE. This beautiful sterling silver aureola or radiance ("resplandor" in Spanish) was created to be mounted on the head of a saint to represent its holy emanations. Whether

South America, Bolivia, ca. 19th century CE. Wonderful silver crown intended for a Santo or Madonna. Exquisitely formed from filigreed .925 silver, a style that was embraced in colonial South America

Latin America, Mexico, ca. 1800 CE. An impressive hand-forged iron cross or crucifix, detached from its staff, from a village in Mexico. This type of cross was used in Christian processions, particula

Mexico, end of 19th to early 20th century CE. Beautiful pair of iron spurs decorated with added silver scrolls and geometric patterns. Leather straps still pretty pliable. Size: 6" from base to end of

Bolivia, ca. 1950 to 1970 CE. Solid silver religious halo to go atop a wooden Santos. Elaborately decorated with scrolls and rays, spike in center for attachment. Size: 6-3/4" in diameter; 125 grams o

Mexico, end of 19th to early 20th century. Beautiful pair of iron spurs decorated with added silver scrolls and geometric patterns. Leather straps still pretty pliable. Size: 6-1/2" from base to end o

Mountainous Southeast Asia, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand or China, ca. 19th century CE. Large and heavy bracelet of low-grade silver in the form of a large tapered overlapping rod. Bracelet decorated with

Spanish Colonial, ca. late 18th to early 19th century CE. A large circular sterling silver charger with six scalloped edges, slight angled walls, and a shallow central cavity. The bottom of the charge

Mexico, Spanish Colonial, ca. late 18th early 19th century. A large and breathtaking oil on canvas painting of the crowned Virgin of Guadalupe with hands together in a prayerful gesture, soft oval vis

The Surrender of Breda oval silver tray possibly colonial late 19th century. Embossed and chiselled. Weight: 991 gr. size: 40 x 60 cms.

Central America, Guatemala, Spanish Colonial style, ca. 1900. A hand carved and polychrome 19th century Cristo Popular in a striking gilt-wood with a green painted cross, all mounted upon a stylized s

Latin America, Mexico, Spanish Colonial, ca. 1880 CE. A rare and finely painted 19th century Mexican oil on tin retablo depicting Santa Eduviges (Saint Hedwig) generously offering her riches to both a

Mexico, end of 19th to early 20th century CE. Beautiful pair of iron spurs decorated with added silver scrolls and geometric patterns. Leather straps still pretty pliable. Size: 6" from base to end of

Latin America, Mexico, 20th century CE. A fine milagro in the form of a heart pierced by seven daggers with organic veins adorning the surface. This is a favored Spanish Colonial form skillfully craft