Posted 12 years ago
Agram.m
(762 items)
When I got this brooch in the 60's it was and it's still quite modern and beautiful because of the clean lines. Weight 17 gr and 8 x 2 cm.
There is not very much to say about it. Except that the brooch was created and tested with the following marks: 925 for Sterling Silver and the so-called Dutch sword within 925 hallmark . This mark is used from 1953 to the present. Furthermore there are Mexico and TA-25. This last will be the maker but I do not know who that is, you have an idea?
PhilDavidAlexanderMorris thanks for loving
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vetrai050 thanks for your interest and loving
BELLIN68 do you have any idea of the maker? Thanks for your answer, interest and loving
Thanks for your comment, nice to know!
Its near imposible to identify those Taxco makers, I'm not aware of any surviving/available registry records. I don't even try to do it anymore, I think I've found like two or three but they were very well-known
mustangtony thanks for loving
Nldionne thanks for your frequently loving !
Eye4Beauty esthonishing your knowledge of the hallmarks, thanks again for your help
Eye4Beauty what a lucky coincidence but helpful for me, THANKS!
Are you sure you bought this in the 60's? The standard knowledge is that this lettering system was introduced in 1979
Stillwater, after a long discussion with my family and reflecting that time flys, no, you are right it must be the 70's so manufacturing of the brooch in 1979. Not so "old" as I thought but nevertheless it is a beautiful brooch. Thanks for your comment it helped to reflect and remembering the past with my family.
Belltown thanks for your interest and loving.
valentino97, nldionne and mustangtony thanks for loving