HECTOR AGUILAR AZTEC CAKE SERVER

Hallmarked on back with Aguilar symbol and Taxco sterling. Mid-century design, Aztec pattern. Dimensions: L 11" x W 3" Condition: Light scratching, usable.

HECTOR AGUILAR (1905 - 1986) Six-piece Aztec flatware set for six, Mexico, 1940s-50s Sterling silver, rosewood All stamped with artist cipher/TAXCO, most stamped STERLING with Eagle #9 Dinner knives:

Hector Aguilar Aztec cheese knives, set of four Mexico, c. 1948-55sterling silver, rosewood, ebony largest knife: 1 w × 6 l in (3 × 15 cm) three knives: .75 w × 5.25 l in (2 &tim

Mexico, mid-20th century. Hector Aguilar 990 silver hinged wide bracelet with five different panels. (Aguilar did a series of four similar bracelets, each with a different set of panels.) Marked with

1948-1962; Taxco, Mexico Each stamped for Hector Aguilar; Various further stamps: Sterling / Taxco / Mexico / Taller Borda / Made in Mexico / [Eagle 9] Comprising two rosewood-handled carving knives

circa 1950's, solid sterling handles, carving knife with hardwood, steel blade and tines, meat fork marked 940 Taxco HA and blade mrked Made in Mexico, Taxco HA; overall lengths: 12 1/2in. and 15 1/

Hector Aguilar Aztec Sterling Cheese Knife with Rosewood Handle. Very good condition. 71grams, 6 1/2" long

Includes Taxco, Sterling silver Bracelets and Earrings, and a handmade cuff bracelet. One bracelet is Hector Aguilar Aztec Pattern Cuff Bracelet (some wear). Overall very good. 8 OZT total. Keywords:

A grouping of eight modernist sterling silver seafood forks to include two by Hector Aguilar in the Aztec pattern, and a set of six marked "FCM" with Taxco sterling mark. Longest: 5-1/8in. Approx. 2.8

A Hector Aguilar Mexican Silver Pie Server, circa 1940-1945Marks: HA 

Hector Aguilar wood and 940 silver Aztec pattern cheese knife, measures 6"L x 1.25"W. Hallmarked on blade. Weight - 67.4g. Condition report: Common wear and scratches from use, please examine all phot

for Taller Borda, in Aztec pattern, with marks for Hector Aguilar, Taller Borda, Taxco, Eagle 9, 940 and sterling, (with original well worn box), 9in.

A Pair of Hector Aguilar Cheese Knives. Wood and sterling silver Aztec pattern cheese knives Length: 6 1/8" Wt of both: 4.55 ozt

Lot five .940 silver and wood serving pieces in the Aztec design signed Taller Borda, Taxco Mexico (Hector Aguilar company) to 10.25 in long. Consists of a salad spoon, 2 cheese knives, small shovel,

(lot of 2) Mexican 940 silver brooches, each signed HA (Hector Aguilar, 1905-1986), Taxco, c.1940s, including: (1) modeled as the Aztec atl (water) glyph, central circle with radiating scroll designs,

Hector Aguilar sterling silver and mahogany carving set in the Aztec pattern knife: 15 1/2 inches

72 pieces, 159 troy ounces 12 knives (9 1/2"), 12 forks (7 1/2"), 12 salad forks (7"), 12 spoons (7 5/8"), 23 spoons (6") and 1 spoon (8 1/2")

Hector Aguilar Six-piece tea and coffee service with tray Mexico, c. 1950-55sterling silver, wood10.5 h × 7 w × 6.5 d in (27 × 18 × 17 cm) Tray measures: 28 w over handles

A Georgia O'Keefe-style belt and bracelet, circa 1948-1962; Taxco, Mexico Buckle stamped: HA / Taxco / .940 / [Eagle 9] Smaller than one worn by Georgia O'Keefe in her studio portrait, a similar adj

DESCRIPTION: Three pieces Hector Aguilar Mexican Armadillo jewelry. Each marked "Made in Mexico Sterling" with hallmark. Includes: 1) Cuff bracelet. Diameter 2-1/4". Top 1-3/4". 2) Belt buckle. 2-3/4"

In the manner of Hector Aguilar, flatware, service for 8, Taxco, Mexico, 1950s, sterling silver, stamped marks "Taxco Sterling 925", knives marked "Filux Solingen", five-piece place settings and three

Mexican modernist silver tea set by Hector Aguilar. Crafted of 925 sterling silver. Features a clean line stylized art deco design. Set comes with teapot, coffee pot, creamer with lid, sugar bowl with

TWO SILVER AND AZURMALACHITE BRACELETS, HECTOR AGUILAR One ribbed bangle centering a cushion shaped azurmalachite plaque, together with a link design with five graduating oval azurmalachite cabochons,

TWO SILVER CUFFS, HECTOR AGUILAR AND MANUEL ALTAMIRANO Both designed with alternating rows of silver bar and ball forms, mounted in sterling silver, inner circumferences 5 3/4 in.; one with maker's ma