Estate Vintage Taxco Mexico Sterling Silver Modernist Bow Pendant Brooch - TH-24 Dual Purpose

This exceptional estate sterling silver bow pendant showcases the exceptional modernist design aesthetic that made Taxco, Mexico internationally renowned as a silver capital during the mid-20th century. Crafted by skilled Mexican artisans and marked with the TH-24 maker's mark and 925 sterling hallmarks, this piece embodies the bold, sculptural forms that characterized the Mexican Silver Renaissance. The substantial bow design features beautiful dimensional curves and a mirror-bright polish that creates dramatic light reflection, demonstrating the superior craftsmanship Taxco silversmiths became famous for worldwide.

Weighing 24 grams, this versatile piece functions both as a pendant and brooch, offering multiple styling options for the modern collector. The clean, geometric lines and substantial presence reflect the influence of modernist design movements that flourished in Taxco during the 1940s-1970s, when Mexican silver jewelry gained international recognition for its innovative artistry. The bow motif, a timeless symbol of elegance and femininity, receives a contemporary interpretation through the piece's bold proportions and sleek finishing that epitomizes mid-century Mexican modernism.

Condition:

Estate condition with excellent sterling silver showing bright luster and minimal wear. TH-24 and sterling 925 markings clearly visible. Functions perfectly as both pendant and brooch. Includes complimentary corded necklace in buyer's choice of color.

Key Features:

• Marked TH-24 Taxco Mexico 925 sterling silver
• Dual function as pendant and brooch
• Weighs substantial 24 grams
• Mid-century modernist bow design
• Mirror-bright polished finish
• Mexican Silver Renaissance period piece
• Bold sculptural geometric form
• Includes free corded necklace (color choice)
• Authentic Taxco silversmith craftsmanship
• Collectible vintage Mexican modernist jewelry

This exceptional bow pendant represents the innovative spirit and superior craftsmanship that made Taxco silver jewelry a treasured art form, combining traditional Mexican metalworking skills with contemporary modernist aesthetics.