Matilde Eugenia Poulat

* Matl - Matilde Eugenia Poulat first started “Matl” in 1934 and continued designing some of the most collectible Taxco silver until her death in 1960. Her designs for jewelry and religious figures were part of the new cultural vision among Mexico’s intellectuals after the Revolution when they sought a new Mexican aesthetic. All Matl designs were executed by accomplished silversmiths under her exacting direction. After her death, her nephew, Ricardo Salas, continued the Matl-Salas line until his death in 2006.

*Info taken from :www.silverhuntress.com

This piece is an early Poulat broach.
It measures 1.25" across and has 27 coral and 5 turquoise stones.

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Twisted Wire Cuff Bracelet

This twisted wire cuff bracelet weighs 43.9 grams.
It is very well made and looks cool layered with other bracelets as well.

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Linked Sterling Chain

Silver Chain made in Taxco, Guerrero Mexico

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Brooch with Tigers Eye

This sterling silver brooch weighs 46.1 grams
It has a bezel set tigers eye stone.
I love this design !

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Cross Pendant

This sterling pendant weighs 20 grams.
It has inlaid malachite and has a "modern" feel to it.

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Silver Dangle Pendant

This pendant weighs in at 12 grams.
The silver dangle shapes make a clinking sound when worn.
It is stamped TAXCO and STERLING on the back.

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Aztec Calendar

This Sterling Silver piece weighs 22.6 grams.
It is a representation of the Aztec Calendar but in metal !
It is a very versatile piece and functions as both a pendant or a brooch.
It was made in Taxco Guerrero Mexico by an unidentified silversmith but can be dated back to the late 50's.

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