A MEXICAN SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE
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A MEXICAN SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE

MARK OF HECTOR AGUILAR, TAXCO, 20TH CENTURY

已結束2011年5月17日

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USD 10,625

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A MEXICAN SILVER FLATWARE SERVICE
MARK OF HECTOR AGUILAR, TAXCO, 20TH CENTURY
Aztec pattern, comprising:
Eight dinner forks
Eight salad forks
Eight soup spoons
Eight teaspoons
Eight dinner knives, with silver blades
One small serving spoon
86 oz. 10 dwt. (2,695 gr.) (41)

專家說明

In 1937, Hector Aguilar was hired by the silver designer, William Spratling, to manage his workshop in Taxco. In 1939, Aguilar and his wife went into business for themselves and opened the Taller Borda, a shop that sold a variety of jewelry, holloware, and flatware in Aguilar's distinctively abstract style. The shop was highly successful until the 1950s, when a new Acapulco highway bypassed Taxco and significantly lowered the number of tourists that came into the Taller Borda. Aguilar's involvement with Taller Borda ended in 1966, when he sold his shop. Another Aztec pattern flatware service sold in these Rooms, 19 October 2010, lot 20.