This is a rolling sale of 100 items per day at 40% off.  Each sale will last only 24 hours, so you’ll need to check in daily to see what vintage silver jewelry is on sale.  With such good prices and 400 pieces to choose from over the four days, this is a great opportunity to add to your vintage silver collection and/or find some excellent jewelry for gift-giving during the holidays.

We don’t know which items will be on sale, but this dealer has pieces by Los Castillo, FarFan, Brenda Schoenfeld, Carmen Beckmann, William Spratling, Victoria, and other Taxco and Mexican designers, so there’s bound to be something Mexican that will catch your eye, but if not, you’ll find lots of other silver temptations.

Sale details:  The first sale starts tonight (Thanksgiving) at 10:00 p.m. PST (midnight CST, 1 a.m. EST) and will run for 24 hours. The next sale starts Friday, November 25th at 10:00 p.m. PST and runs for 24 hours. The third sale begins on Saturday, November 26th at 10:00 p.m. PST, and the last sale starts on Sunday the 27th (10:00 p.m. PST/1:00 a.m. EST) and ends on Monday November 28th.

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Vintage silver jewelry sale: Black Friday through Cyber Monday originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on November 24, 2011. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

Silver Masters of Mexico – book sale ends soon! originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on May 16, 2011. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

William Spratling made 6 or 7 different wall plaques and this is one of them. It features a finely detailed sterling silver head of a Mayan. The head is mounted on a wooden frame by a pin, to give a greater feeling of depth and perspective. The wooden frame retains its original black outer rim and its light blue central area. The original owner (who apparently purchased this directly from Spratling in Taxco) put his name on a piece of paper on the back).

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William Spratling vintage wall plaque originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on May 15, 2011. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

FarFan, Spratling, Ledesma and Alvarado are included among the sale items, as are pieces of other non-Mexican vintage jewelry. 

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On sale: vintage Taxco and Mexican silver jewelry originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on February 25, 2011. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

Here is part of the seller’s description:

This necklace is masterfully crafted of heavy gauge sterling silver in a very unique and artistic biomorphic motif. This design is known as “Peas in a Pod Boomerang” and the identical Sigi necklace was featured in the exhibition “Maestros de Plata: William Spratling and the Mexican Silver Renaissance” ~ it is pictured on page 53, Figure 78, in the companion book to the exhibition which was authored by one of the world’s leading authorities on Mexican silver, Penny Morrill. The front of the necklace has a central pendant (3-1/4″ long and width/drop is 2-1/2″) that is a pod shaped boomerang that has four graduated sizes of large silver spheres. There are concave linear links on either side of the central pendant that complete the necklace. The clasp is a tongue and box closure that works perfectly and closes with a crisp ‘click’. The recesses of the design are heavily oxidized which lends depth and dimension to the design. The silver has a warm, age earned patina. This is a highly collectible, original SIGI PINEDA art-to-wear necklace ~ a “must have” for any serious vintage Taxco silver collector!

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Vintage Sigi Pineda silver peas in a pod necklace – take a look! originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on November 15, 2010. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

The seller describes it as “an altar set with turquoise beads and cabochons, coral beads, two carved pieces of white plaster and eight pyramidal carved amethysts; also this piece was worked with applied wire and embossing.”

It is 8 ¼ inches high, 6 3/8 inches wide, 3 inches deep and marked “MATL.”

Below are a few of the photographs (by eBay seller masv2945) from the listing. If you are interested in purchasing this piece, be sure to do your homework. Check the seller’s feedback, ask any questions before buying, and research MATL (Matilde Eugenia Poulat) carefully if you are not already familiar with her work and marks.

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Amazing vintage Mexican silver alterpiece by MATL originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on November 2, 2010. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

Harmon’s light-hearted designs included his famous foot tray and the well-known poodle pin. In the eBay listing featured below, Harmon’s whimsical design style takes the form of horses, created in brass.

From the seller’s description:

Each one has the representation of a horse seen in perspective; from the tail to the head. Each cufflink is joined together to a four pointed star with a small chain…Each one measures: 1 X 1 in.One is marked as follows: MEXICO. And the other: MEXICO, HUBERT HARMON, MEXICO. These pieces are in excellent vintage condition, they have only some minor surface scratches and dents common to any worn vintage piece.

HUBERT HARMON VINTAGE MEXICAN BRASS GEMSTONE CUFFLINKS TAXCO US $395.00 Auction Ends: Monday Mar-05-2012 17:01:08 PST   | Watch this Item

The seller featured above has been designated a Top-Rated Seller by eBay.  However, as with all eBay listings, please be sure to look carefully at a seller’s feedback and to read listings, terms and conditions carefully.

Great find: vintage Hubert Harmon cufflinks originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on October 2, 2010. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

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See larger image Mexican Silver Jewelry Details (Hardcover) By (author) Leslie Pia, Leslie A. Pina List Price: $89.99 USD New From: $70.99 In Stock Used from: $58.69 In Stock

Hunting for vintage Taxco silver jewelry? originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on September 2, 2010. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

Top-rated eBay seller Andrew Modern Mid-Century Furniture seems to be a good find for vintage Mexican silver collectors and fans of vintage 20th century modern design. Here is a small sample of this store’s offering:

Answers To Questions About Old Jewelry will help you make sense of today’s dynamic world of collectible jewelry. It answers key questions about vintage jewelry and is a jewelry collector’s classic must-have. Identify, date and assess everything from brooches and pins to pendants, rings and lockets, through the authoritative details (including maker’s marks) outlined in this book. Includes sections devoted to Modernist jewelry and Mexican jewelry. Author C. Jeanenne Bell’s experience includes appraisals on “Antiques Roadshow.”

See larger image Answers To Questions About Old Jewelry (Paperback) By (author) C Jeanenne Bell List Price: $29.99 USD New From: $13.85 In Stock Used from: $17.42 In Stock

Mid-century modern seller offering vintage Mexican silver originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on August 28, 2010. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This

Photograph: masv29 on eBay

The following is taken from the seller’s description:

This beautiful necklace was all hand crafted. It is composed of twenty nine panels and the central piece. The central piece is made out of several small pieces. The upper part has a round carved green stone set in silver. It has a half silver dome in the front part where a triangular shaped piece is attached. This piece is made with the married metal technique and has several stripes made of brass, copper, silver and iron. From the lower part, nine large drop shaped pieces hung. This piece measures: 3 ¼ X 1 7/8 in. The panels are made of two wire silver circles which have soldered on each side a “U” shaped brass wire and a straight piece of copper wire is soldered in the middle of them. Each one measures: 5/8 X 3/8 in. sizes may slightly vary as all the pieces are handcrafted. All the panels are joined together by silver bands. The clasp is in perfect working condition and is of hook.

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Vintage Los Castillo married metals Deco style necklace originally appeared on Vintage Mexican Silver on July 28, 2010. Turn to Vintage Mexican Silver for the latest news about auctions and dealers in vintage Mexican silver jewelry and silverware, including mid-century modern and modernist design, William Spratling, Margot de Taxco, Los Castillo, Sigi and Antonio Pineda, Matl, Hector Aguilar, and other famous Mexican silver designers.Tweet This