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Israel may have won the war in 1967, but it was still looking for recognition.
Israel has won the war, but there is little jubilation in Tel Aviv today as all eyes focus intently upon the more difficult battle for peace that lies ahead. Israel's pride in the dramatic force, the amazing swiftness with which it destroyed the Arab ring of steel, bursting the bubble of Nasser's threat of "obliteration," is muted by two sobering considerations. The more immediate curb on celebration here is the price in human life paid for this national breathing spell. In so small a nation, so intimately integrated, few families could feel themselves remote from the front, or escape the tragedy of battle. In longer range, the Israelis perfectly understand that the other side of the victory coin they have stamped out in Sinai is the bitter humiliation of Nasser. Whatever may be said here concerning Nasser's military skill, no one underestimates his pride. Born itself from the ashes of Hitler's holocaust, Israel is not unconscious of the revivifying potential of humiliation and defeat. Naturally, every Israeli hopes that Nasser and his allies are capable of learning a lesson from the disaster that struck them in June, but some fear that the utter humiliation may only fan fresh flames of Arab hatred. Israel has not been lulled by victory into a mood of deceptive self-confidence.
The crucial problem confronting Israel at present is how to secure national integrity without future fighting. It hopes to retain strategic outposts captured in Jordan and Syria, as well as the Old City of Jerusalem, but fears that its startling display of military strength will in itself undermine world support for the claim that such positions are essential to its continued existence. No one speaks of attempting to remain permanently in Sinai or in the vast bulk of land taken from Jordan. Any such occupation would overextend Israel's army and place an impossible burden upon its economy. Israelis have no desire to repeat the errors of Western Europe's 19th-century imperial expansionism. Even if they had the resources, they express no wish to maintain martial rule over the more than 1 million Arabs living in the borderland regions their armies have overrun. What they do want is unequivocal recognition by each of their neighboring states, full and open acceptance of their national status in consonance with its reality. They insist, moreover, that international force assure them that no life line as vital to Israel's survival as the Strait of Tiran be arbitrarily closed to them again.
Modest as these demands may seem after the spectacular victory, the Israelis recognize that neither goal will be easy to win. They fear that in the world debate oil interests and Afro-Asian votes will seek to deprive them of the advantage they have won in battle. Their anxiety today stems from recognition that in the world's council chambers they remain virtually alone. Israelis are convinced that, until peace treaties are signed, Egypt and Syria will continue to divert their impoverished populations from the complex problems of internal development by raising the cry of "liberation for Palestine." Diplomatic recognition would relieve the claustrophobic feeling of isolation and apprehension, and Israel is ready now to establish contacts at every level of diplomatic, economic and cultural activity with all of its Arab neighbors. People with whom I have spoken are convinced that once such relations are launched the walls of hatred, mistrust and fear will begin slowly to crumble, and through them will pass roads of cooperation and mutual respect, if not friendship.
These recent weeks have taught Israel many things, not only about itself but about its place in the eyes of the world. U Thant's capitulation of May 19 to Nasser's demand just one day earlier that UN troops be withdrawn from the borders cannot be understood by Israelis in any terms other than betrayal. The hypothesis that U Thant surrendered in order subsequently to strengthen his bargaining position in Cairo is even less acceptable to the Israelis than it had been to Americans. Given the personality and professed goals of Egypt's ruler, Israelis ask how any rational mind could have failed to realize that Nasser would be emboldened to increasingly aggressive action. Despite the green light from U Thant, however, few Israelis can believe that Nasser would have been capable of so supreme a level of self-deception as to think that he could beat Israel if he had not counted on firm support from Russia. Pan-Arab unity was forged with Russian support and, though it desperately appealed to the United States, Britain and France, Israel found itself alone.
The transformation of Near Eastern power has given Israelis the confidence to think in terms that were hitherto impossible. Some speak, for example, of creating a "Palestine Nation" out of the borderland regions of Gaza and those conquered from Jordan. Until now, the "refugee" problem could never have been openly discussed here as a nationalist movement of Palestinian people. It may still be impossible to gain support from any of the governments involved for the creation of a state of Palestine next to the state of Israel, yet this may ultimately prove to be the only way in which the "refugees," used for the past nineteen years by Egypt, Jordan and Syria as saboteurs against Israel, can be persuaded to settle down to peaceful pursuits. With a homeland of their own, Palestine Arabs could regain their pride, and though Israel could not be expected to return any of the land it claims, it might he willing to pay compensation, or at least to help its neighbor in the early years. Whether Eshkol, Nasser, Hussein, or leaders of the Palestine Liberation Organization itself would seriously consider such a scheme remains to be seen. The significance of its unofficial articulation here is the evidence it shows of Israel's intellectual flexibility and creative endeavor now to force a truly permanent peaceful settlement.
Whatever solution is reached among the nations of this troubled region, Israel knows that at least its immediate workability must depend upon the joint efforts of the great powers. Russia's break of diplomatic relations is recognized here as a sop to Nasser, and Israelis hope that the pragmatism of Russia's long-range international policy will prevail over present-day Arab partisanship.
Naturally, Israel looks to the United States for strong diplomatic support. The general disappointment felt here at our failure to take a firm stand on the crisis caused by the closing of the Strait of Tiran is tempered by Israel's faith in our often reiterated commitment to its national survival. The heat wave of popular sympathy for Israel's plight that rolled across America has also been a source of hope, and helped counterbalance Washington's official position of cool neutrality. Yet Israel will not soon forget that when the chips were down and the wheel of Near Eastern destiny began its perilous spin toward war, the United States of America left it to stand alone.


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Festival of Archaeology: Prehistoric Hide Tanning Sat 28 & Sun 29 July, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm See Sat 21 & Sun 22 July for details. Festival of British Archaeology: The Retired Tudor Navigator Mon 23 & Tue 24 July, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Drop in to our newest recreated building - the Haverfordwest House Trader's House to find out how the Tudors managed to navigate the world with bits of wood and string. Festival of Archaeology: The Art of Defence Thu 26 & Fri 27 July, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Join us in the Celtic Village to find out about Iron Age shields and design your own! Go green in the garden! Tue 31 & Wed 1 August, 11am�1pm & 2pm�4pm See Tue 24 & Wed 25 July for details. Summer Art Cart Wed 1- Fri 31 August, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Gone Fishing! Sat 28 & Sun 29 July, 11am-4pm From fly fishing to lave nets, and pond dipping to fish cooking, there's plenty to see at the Museum over this fishing weekend including world casting champion Hywel Morgan. Festival of British Archaeology: Braids from the Past Tue 24 & Wed 25 July, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Join us to learn some ancient skills that you can use at home. Fun and friendly arts and crafts session for all the family. Go green in the garden! Sat 4 August, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm See Tue 24 & Wed 25 July for details. 4 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2057 3500 Meet the Tanner Mon 6-Fri 10 August, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm British Woodcarvers Exhibition Sat 11-Fri 17 August, 10am-5pm An array of woodwork and skill at the woodcarvers' annual gathering at Workmen's Oakdale Institute. Iron Age Dyes and Textiles Sat 18 & Sun 19 August, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Experiment with natural dyes and see how many colours we can get from woad, weld and madder. Try your hand at spinning fleece into yarn and find out more about clothing in the Iron Age. Adain Avion Keith Francis describing and demonstrating how the Rhaeadr Tannery turned animal hides into leather, and how he makes shoes, boots and various leather goods. Sun 12 August, 11am-4pm A mobile art space created from the fuselage of a DC-9 airplane on tour around Wales with artist Marc Rees. The Iron Age Sat 25 & Sun 26 August, 12pm-1pm (Welsh) 2pm-3pm (English) Find out about how life was for our ancestors in the Iron Age. Birds 7, 8, 14, 15, 28 & 29 August, 11am-1pm Come along to the bird hide to watch the woodland birds and learn how to identify them. Braids from the Past Mon 13-Wed 15 August, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Learn some ancient skills that you can use at home. Bank Holiday Fun! Sat 25-Mon 27 August, 11am-4pm A fantastic range of things to see including traditional baking, coopering, archery, storytelling and craft stalls. Bat cam 7, 8, 14, 15, 28 & 29 August, 2pm-4pm Watch the roosting bats on our live bat cam and find out more about them. The Villagers Sat 18 & Sun 19 August, 10am-5pm Cardiff will once again hear the sounds of the drums as the Civil War Society march into town on the eve of the Battle of St Fagans. See how this landmark event effected the ordinary people. Happy Birthday Esgair Moel! Sat 11 August, 2pm-4pm Join Dewi Jones the Weaver at the Woollen Mill to celebrate 60 years since relocating to the Museum. 5 Concert: Where my Heart Will Roam Mon 27 August, 2pm-4pm Daniel and Laura Curtis perform music of the Great American Songbook including the works of composers Irving Berlin, George Gershwin and Cole Porter St Fagans Food Festival Sat 8 & Sun 9 September, 10am-5pm Thanksgiving Service Sun 9 September, 3pm-4pm Welsh language Thanksgiving Service in Penrhiw Chapel held by Cardiff Unitarians. Carpenters Fellowship Sat 1 September, 10am-5pm Members of the Fellowship will be demonstrating traditional carpentry techniques such as hewing and green oak framing. Celtic Copper Metal Take some stalls showcasing the finest Welsh foods and drinks, add a healthy helping of history, mix it up with free admission and serve it all in the unique open-air setting! Sat 22 September, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Come and see our resident Celt working with copper sheet to hammer out a pattern and have a go yourself at the Celtic Village. Autumn Feast Sat 1 September, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Discover the wealth of seasonal food available in the autumn and take some traditional recipes home to try for yourself. Stargazing at St Fagans Sat 22 September, 6.30pm An introduction to practical Stargazing using telescopes, astronomical phenomena in the autumn night sky, and the history of astronomy in Wales. Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. Suitable for families with children age 10+. Decorating the Chapel for Harvest 7 September, 11am-1pm Drop in to Penrhiw Chapel to see our gardening team decorating the chapel with produce from the estate, in preparation for Thanksgiving and the St Fagans Food Festival. Tudor Tastes Sat 8 & Sun 9 September, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm A taste of the past to coincide with the St Fagans Food Fair. Visit Hedre'r-ywydd long house to see and smell a Tudor kitchen garden, while dinner's on the fire. 6 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2057 3500 Celtic Metalwork Sat 13 & Sun 14 October, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Join metalworker Gareth Riseborough in the Celtic Village as he recreates some decorative fittings for Iron Age shields and buckets. Who's Behind the Door? Mon 29 & Tue 30 October, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Running water, flushing toilets, electricity and heating. See how the lady of the house's life was transformed in a post-war Prefab. Glamorgan Iron Horse Society: Vintage Farm Machinery Sat 22 & Sun 23 September, 10am-5pm A display of vintage farm machinery. Apple Weekend Sat 27 & Sun 28 October, 10am-5pm Hundreds of different varieties of apples, cider and juice making, tasting, toffee apples and cheeses. Halloween Nights Tue 30 October� Thu1 November, 6pm-9pm Meet the Woodcarver Sat 29 September, 10am-5pm Come along to Oakdale Workmen's Institute to see the craftsmen at work. Ty Gwyrdd � ^ Open days Sat 27-Sun 4 November, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm See 1 July for details. Ty Gwyrdd � ^ Open days Sat 6-Sun 7 October, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm See 1 July for details. Art Cart: Halloween Sat 27-Wed 31 October, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Spooky arts and crafts as Halloween approaches. Fun for all the family. Join us for a wicked walk around St Fagans after dark, some real Welsh ghosts and spooky storytelling. Ticketed event. For ticket prices and bookings call the box office on: (029) 2087 8440. Halloween Bats Tue 30-Wed 31 October, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Find out about the bats that live at St Fagans and take part in batty activities. The Big Draw Sat 6 & Sat 13 October, 11am-1pm, 2pm-4pm Take part in this national event. Making the Wicker Man Sat 27-Wed 31 October, 11am, 1pm & 3pm Mark the turning of the season by helping us build this giant straw man! Autumn Feast Sat 6 October, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm See 1 September for details. Autumn Feast Fri 2 & Sat 3 November, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm See 1 September for details. 7 Tours, Talks and Walks Behind the Scenes: Everything and the Kitchen Sink Thu 5 July, 2pm-3pm Author of 'Contemporary Collecting; Theory and Practice', Owain Rhys discusses how to collect the present at St Fagans. Pick It, Cook it, Eat it Sat 14 July & Sat 11 August, 11am-1pm & 2pm-4pm Come for a walk around the cottage gardens where we'll harvest some fresh, seasonal produce. Then it's back to the kitchen to transform it into tasty treats for us all to try. Booking essential. (029) 2057 3424. Suitable for age 8+. No unaccompanied children. It may be muddy or wet in the gardens so dress appropriately! Behind the Scenes: Bardic Chairs Thu 9 August, 2pm-3pm A chance to go behind the scenes to see the Museum's bardic chair collection. Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. Not suitable for children under 10 years. Guided Walk: A Tudor Garden Sat 7 July, 11am & 1pm Talk: Sports Collection Tue 17 July, 2pm-3pm From cock-fighting and `Cnapan' to Premier League football, this talk will consider the role sport has played in Wales past and present. Explore the gems hidden in the mud of St Fagans' Tudor gardens. Find out how to ward off demons, mend a broken leg, tell the future and make a tasty salad, Tudor style. Behind the Scenes: Kennixton Farmstead Thu 23 August, 2pm-3pm A tour of Kennixton farmstead at St Fagans, including the newly reerected, barn and calf cotts. Family Bat Walk Thu 23 August, 8pm-10pm Join an exciting after-dark journey around the Museum to find bats. Meet at the main entrance at 8pm. Wear sensible clothing & bring a torch. Tickets for this activity are �1.50 for adults, �1 for children. Parking for this activity is free. Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. Guided Walk: A Tudor Garden Sat 21 July, 11am & 1pm See 7 July for details. 8 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2057 3500 Behind the Scenes: Textile Store Thu 6 September, 2pm-3pm An opportunity to visit the Museum's Textile Stores as part of the Open Doors: European Heritage Day. Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. Behind the Scenes: Medieval Houses Thu 4 October, 2pm-3pm Explore Hendre'r Ywydd Uchaf farmhouse and the newly erected Haverfordwest Trader's House. Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. Please wear appropriate footwear. Talk: The Wicker Man Sat 27 October, 12pm-12.30pm & 2pm-2.30pm Talk: Owain Glyndwr ^ Sun 16 September, 2pm-3pm Geraint Thomas tells the story of how this rebel prince fought for an independent Wales. Guided Tour: Morbid Curiosities Sat 27 October, 11am & 1pm (English), 3pm (Welsh) St Fagans is known for its chocolate-box beauty, cute farm animals and homely interiors. Peer behind the curtains to see the dark corners of our collections. Not suitable for younger children. Look at the evidence and listen to different points of view about the iconic Wicker Man � then decide for yourself: Was he fact or fiction? Behind the Scenes: The Servants' Quarters Thu 20 September, 2pm-3pm A tour of the servants' quarters at St Fagans Castle. Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. Behind the Scenes: Tailor's Shop Mon 29 October, 11am-12pm & 2pm-3pm As we prepare to re-open the Tailor's Shop for the season, join the Museum's Textile Conservator and Curator to hear more about the building and its contents. Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. 9 Workshops Ask the Gardener Quilting Club Sat 7 July & Sat 1 September 11am-12.30pm Pruning Plum Trees Wed 4 July, 2pm-3pm Kennixton Garden Harvesting Heritage Potatoes Wed 5 September, 2pm-3pm Kennixton Garden Deadheading Roses Sat 7 July, 2pm-3pm Rosery Harvesting Potatoes Sat 8 September, 2pm-3pm Prefab Garden Summer Pruning the Orchard Sat 14 July, 2pm-3pm Llwyn-yr-Eos Garden Bring your own projects along or start something brand new at the Quilting Club! Booking essential: (029) 2057 3424. Suitable for age 16+. Food, Drink and Gifts Regular visitors to St. Fagans will tell you that there's nothing better than smelling and tasting the freshly baked bread from our own Derwen Bakehouse. We have an old-fashioned shop selling Welsh foods and products and our gift shop has a range of unique products to remind you of your visit. We have 3 cafes dotted around the Museum selling teas and coffees, sandwiches and cakes and a family-friendly restaurant in the main Museum building. We also have plenty of outdoor spaces for you to eat your own picnic. Pruning and Training Roses Thu 18 October, 2pm-3pm Rose Terrace Summer on the Rose Terrace Thu 16 August, 2pm-3pm Rose Terrace Pruning and Training Roses Sat 27 October, 2pm-3pm Rosery Find out more about all of these events and sign up for our e-newsletter at www.museumwales.ac.uk Open: Daily 10am-5pm. How to find us: Follow the brown signs for Museum of Welsh Life. Located approx 4 miles west of Cardiff City Centre. From Cardiff Central bus and train station, take bus 32 or 320. For Sat Nav enter CF5 6XB. You can now take the City Sightseeing tour bus to National Museum Cardiff. Departs from St Fagans: National History Museum hourly 10am-4pm until 30 September 2012. Please check the Museum website for departure times. Details correct at time of printing. Please check www.museumwales.ac.uk before making a special journey. 10 For more details on all events visit www.museumwales.ac.uk or call (029) 2057 3500


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All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #1132494 (stock #0111100e)
This large blue Topaz bracelet is vintage Mexican style and although it is not marked, it is made of sterling silver. I have never seen one with this particular design, but it is clearly old Mexican,probably1930's-'40's. The heavy, complex design is quite unusual, but has a definite royalty about its style. The closure is a pin-type that mimics the hinge mechanisms to make it disappear when closed. When I run my fingers over each one of the sparkling blue quartz stones, I can feel no irregularities, and can see none. They are in great shape. In fact, the entire bracelet is in excellent vintage condition and is truly a collector's piece. It measures 7" inside circumference and is 1-1/4" wide. It weighs 71.4 grams.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1132430 (stock #0001199e)
This handsome vintage Mexican sterling silver necklace is exquisitely designed with a motif reminiscent of pre-Columbian or Aztec symbols. This piece has an incredibly custom fit that hugs the neck because rather than the sections splaying out to be totally horizontal, it has a slight pitch so that the inside circle is smaller than the outside edge. The patina is bright, yet has the warmth of worn sterling. It is a superior piece with immaculate craftsmanship, perfectly fitting links, and extremely accurate alignment. It is marked. "Mexico 925, N-M". This mark could be an item made for Neiman-Marcus. Stanley Marcus and William Spratling became acquainted in the early 1940's, and Spratling consequently designed and supplied silver items to Neiman-Marcus. I don't know if this is correct or not, but it is plausible. The necklace measures slightly over 14" on the inside curve and approximately 17" on the outside. The links are about ½" wide x 7/8" long x 1/8" thick. It weighs an impressive 113.5 grams. I believe each link was cast and finished by hand. The invisible pin joints that connect one link to the next is a subtle and uncluttered finishing touch. The tongue-and-box-clasp snap tightly. The necklace is in excellent vintage condition with normal scratches for a piece this old. (I'm estimating that it is circa mid-late 1940's.) This is truly a collection piece that is contemporary, elegant, and timeless.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1132594 (stock #00111103e)
This elegant yet simple bracelet features a braided rope design and is a prime example of the fine Mexican craftsmanship that experienced notoriety during the 1930's-'40's because of the William Spratling influence and patronage. Spratling fostered an industry in Taxco, but the concept spread throughout several cities in Mexico. Fine silver jewelry craftsmanship was raised to a supreme level that is emulated still. This magnificent bracelet can be adjusted to fit just about any wrist, and is thick, wide, and weighs a substantial 35.5 grams. It is impeccably constructed with channels and crevices set off by black niello. This technique makes the patterns in the braid more prominent and accentuates the textural quality of the design. It is marked "925", and probably pre-1948 because of no Eagle mark nor letter-numbering system shown. This design is very similar to a Hector Aguilar bracelet. The bracelet measures approximately 7" long end-to-end and is 1" wide, with a 1/4" opening which can vary depending on your wrist size. It is in excellent vintage condition. This is a stunning and hefty piece that is bound to get noticed!
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1071476 (stock #001196e)
Here is a heavily adorned bracelet with six ornate links, each with a carved green stone face of a warrior. I believe the stones are Mexican jade. This lovely piece has beautifully-crafted, very florid and graceful scrolling pattern behind each bezel-set cabochon. It is simply marked, "sterling, Mexico", which is typical of the earliest silver work done in Mexico during this period. It is, however, almost identical to one I have seen by Patino, an artisan who produced very fine work during this period. I would date it circa early 1940's. This piece is a very early example of the incredible design and craftsmanship produced during the halcyon years of the Mexican silver renaissance when all silverwork was created without electronic tools. The piece weighs 41.3 grams, is 7" wearable length, and is 1-1/4" wide. The clasp is a simple tongue and box which fastens securely. This bracelet is the result of the renaissance that emanated from Taxco and flourished from the 1920's-1960's in several cities throughout Mexico. Beginning in the 1920's, the silver artisans of Mexico rose to a new definition of perfection in design and craftsmanship as the result of the strong influence and patronage of William Spratling, a talented architect and designer who engendered a city of tallers and jewelers in Taxco during that time. Mexico City also had a rich history of early tallers. The bracelet shows some wear around the settings and some are not perfectly true. It has the usual scratches and patina of a piece that is some 80 years old. It is quite beautiful and a stunning addition for anyone who appreciates historical Mexican silver artistry. It is in good vintage condition with only two minor dings on the silver balls that are barely noticeable.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1108555 (stock #0011164e)
This is a great example of Taxco silver artistry by Juan Sandoval Vazquez. His mark, TS-79 is noted by Mexican silver experts and authors, Penny Morrill and Carol Berk, in their book, Mexican Silver. The design on this piece has a distinct Pre-Columbian style and symbology. It also is very similar to a VOO and Ledesma design. The motif relates an Aztec or Mayan headdress in a stylized, graphic sense, achieving great dimension by layering various cutwork silver pieces. The piece can be worn as either a pendant or brooch and has a bail and roll clasp on the back. The craftsmanship on this stunning piece is quite skilled and the design is a very creative rendition of historical themes. In addition to the cutwork, there are silver balls punctuating the design in several places, as well as on three hanging pendants at the bottom. It measures 2" across and the main piece is 1-1/4 tall, and including the pendants, it measures 2" tall. It weighs 26.3 grams. The numbering system replaced the Eagle assay system in 1948, so this piece is post 1948. It is striking and bold and is in good vintage condition with typical wear shown on a piece this old. This is definitely a stellar collection piece.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #1021578 (stock #001141e)
This distinctly elegant brooch was made by one of the Mexican silver masters, Serafin Moctezuma. He was known as a very skilled artist as seen in the impeccable execution of this brooch. This exquisite piece is a lyrical shape of leaves and a bezel-set amethyst stone. It very 3-dimensional because the leaves and stems undulate and swirl on several planes. The leaves are incised at the bottom of the brooch and pierced or cut out on the top leaf, lending interest and contrast to the design. The absence of the Eagle Assay mark dates this piece is circa 1930's-1940's. It measures 2-3/4" on the longest dimension and is 1-1/2" at the widest point. It weighs 13.7 grams. It is marked, "Hecho en Mexico, 925" in a circle with "SM" in the center and "Taxco" outside the circle. This is the mark of Serafin Moctezuma, a contemporary of William Spratling. The silversmiths of this era in Taxco were known for their unequalled design and craftsmanship. Their worked became sought-after all over the world and brought fame to the tiny village of Taxco. Most of these masters are no longer living, so their work is even more collectible. The roll clasp is secure and works well. It is very striking and is obviously quite old, but is in excellent vintage condition with no visible damage at all. This is a highly collectible piece.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #972538 (stock #08400e)
The cross is seen in many varieties and versions in the Americas, but the Yalalag Cross is one of the most ornate and legendary. The Yalalag Cross comes from San Juan Yalalag, Sierra de Juarez, Oaxaca, Mexico and its basic design predates the Conquest. It consists of a central cross with three lesser crosses hanging from the main cross. The decorative elements in the design can be geometric, which is usually Indian – or with wings, hearts, and flowers, which is more Christian symbology. A cross with two arms in the upper half is called a Patriarchal Cross. This Yalalag silver cross has an amethyst cabochon bezel-set in the center and surrounded by curled wire and highly decorative flowerettes. This motif continues throughout the large cross and to the lesser crosses and even the ornate bail. The three lesser crosses are missing their tiny hanging pieces at the bottom, but it is still a fabulous piece of jewelry history and art. It was hand wrought entirely by a Mexican silver artisan. It measures 3-3/4" tall x 2-1/4" wide at the widest point, and weighs 16.1 grams. It is marked, "Mexico", and predates the Eagle Assay mark making it circa 193o's'40's. Although it doesn't say, it is sterling. This is a rare and beautiful cross to add to your collection..
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1132203 (stock #00011191e)
This vintage Mexican silver cross is an intricate scrollwork design with a tiny silver ball in the center. It is very well-crafted, and probably dates to the late 1940's to early '50's. It is marked, "Sterling" and the Eagle 3. It looks like each of the cross arms was cast and then soldered together along with the clasp. One of the cross arms measures 2-1/2" and the other is 2" across, and weighs 12.4 grams. The clasp is in good working order and tapers to a very fine point. It is a stunning piece and is in good vintage condition.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1980 item #1117517 (stock #00011163e)
Beautiful and exquisite is this unusual teardrop shaped pendant with a large slab of what looks like maybe amber tourmaline, and amethyst, two small CZ's(I'm guessing)and garnet. It is crafted with flourishes of silver that are damped from behind to give them a spherical shape. The pendant is really unusual and looks like it was made in Mexico, but there are no markings. It is sterling and measures 2-1/2" from top to bottom and 1" wide at the widest point. The garnet at the top articulates while the rest is stationary. It is quite lovely and it is circa 1970's. The chain is sold separately and is 22" long and is $40.00.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1980 item #1018354 (stock #001136e)
This vintage Mexican silver ring has a beautiful fan-shaped or fluted pattern. It is simple, yet elegant and looks beautiful on. The hallmarks are, "CF", which is a silversmith mentioned in Bille Hougart's book, The Little Book of Mexican Silver Trade and Hallmarks. It is approximately a size 5-1/2-6. Although it looks very heavy, it weighs 12.2 grams and is very comfortable on. Dome-type rings are difficult to size eactly, and typically have a slight range of size because of the hollow area under the dome. This piece was cast in the lost wax method as seen by the ridges and texture of the inside of the dome. I would date it to the '60's for its style and wear. It has the typical wear of a vintage piece. It is in excellent condition and only has small scratches. It would be something you will want to wear often!
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #1132206 (stock #00011193e)
This vintage hand made brooch is a silver filigree design with a "foil" or "faux opal" bezel-set in the center. Foil opals are really multicolored foil embedded in glass that sparkles with different colors as do real opals. JoyMex items are becoming very hard to find and this one is a primo example of their work. The filagree is made by carefully bending fine silver wire and soldering to the back base piece. It also has tiny silver balls all around the edge at specific intervals in the scrolls. It is solid sterling silver and was produced circa 1930's in Mexico by JOYMEX. JOYMEX was a noted silversmith during that time and is listed on page 85 of Billie Hougart's book, The Little Book of Mexican Silver Trade and Hallmarks. It is marked, "JOYMEX Mexico", and has a partial symbol of their crown that is part of their hallmark. The brooch measures 1-5/8" wide and 1-1/4" tall. It is in excellent vintage condition. The clasp is intact and works perfectly. This is a very feminine and collectible piece.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1023945 (stock #001150e)
This unusual and elegant brooch was made by one of the Mexican silver masters who worked for Estela Popowski and signed his pieces, "AE" inside a heart-shaped "M". Popowski's taller was in Mexico City, beginning about the early-mid 1950's. This design has also been done by Ana Nunez Brilianti, "Victoria". The design of this piece is a beautiful flower and leaves, with the leaves folded over part of the flower – a very striking design. The center has 6 small silver balls denoting the stamen of the flower. It addition to the, maker's mark, it marked "Sterling Mexico". The brooch measures 1-9/16" long x 1-3/8" wide, and weighs 10.8 grams. The artist who crafted this was very skilled because the piece is impeccably executed. It was cut from silver sheet and incised with detail of the flower. The center balls and the clasp were soldered in place. It is in excellent vintage condition with no visible damage, and the clasp works perfectly. This is a highly collectible piece.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1950 item #1053591 (stock #001188E)
An uncommon style with certain panache is how I would describe the character of this eye-catching bracelet. The six panels host oval green onyx cabochons set with tiny twisted silver wire at the base of each one. Each of the links is embellished with six circles of silver and silver braided wire. While this is 800 silver, it has a great warmth and appeal. It is marked, "Hecho en Mexico, Guard, Jal", and the artist's initials "EGS". Guad is Guadalajara in the state of Jalisco. I would estimate this to be early 1940's with the lack of an Eagle assay mark. It measures a little over 7" wide wearable length X 1-1/4" wide. It is in very good vintage condition. This bracelet has a very tailored and fashionable look and would be a classical addition for any collector.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #1124922 (stock #0011191e)
These elegant vintage Taxco sterling silver earrings are decorated with symmetrical flourishes covering the surface, reminiscent of heraldic symbols. The graceful design is raised with dark patinaed background. They are marked, " Taxco 925 Mexico" in a circle, with the artist's initials, "AVC" in the center. It also has the Eagle 3 assay stamp and part of what was probably "sterling". This artist is documented in Bille Hougart's, "The Little Book of Mexican Silver Trade and Hallmarks". They are approximately 1-1/4 long and ¾" wide, and are screw backs. They weigh 7 grams. These were probably cast and then cut out around the edge of the design. Then the alpaca screw backs were soldered on. These are in excellent vintage condition and are a striking sophisticated design.
All Items : Estate Jewelry : Silver : Mexican : Pre 1940 item #1132204 (stock #00011192e)
This vintage Mexican brooch depicts a large pitcher or ewer that is rounded and punctuated with silver balls and turquoise. It is beautifully crafted and an old style from the pre-Eagle era of Mexican silver. It is circa 1930?s-1940?s. The small cabochon stone is turquoise and is bezel-set. The artist who crafted this was very skilled because the piece is impeccably executed. Gerardo Lopez designed a ewer like this and this could have been done in his shop. Often tallers allowed silversmiths to sell a few of their own without the maestro's mark. It was fabricated by hand, cut from silver sheet, and the shape formed by repousse, as well as the raised silver balls. Then the clasp was soldered on and the back soldered to the front and the stone set. It is marked, "Made in Mexico Silver". It measures 2-1/2? tall x 1-3/4? at the widest point. It weighs 10.6 grams. The piece is in beautiful vintage condition with absolutely no scratches or dings. The clasp works perfectly. This is a highly collectible piece.
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These sterling silver earrings are large and showy and were made by a Mexican silversmith sometime in the late '70's-'80's. They are sculptural and dramatic and weigh 24.8 grams. They are marked, "925, TO-40, Mexico". TO-40 is for Taxco artist Judith Cuervo Ortiz. They are worn with the pointed end down and measure2-3/4" tip-to-tip and are almost 1" wide at the widest point. The design is bold and they are definitely a statement piece.
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This antique bracelet and earrings are made in the traditional Mexican "coffee bean" style with green half moon stones. The coffee bean style is made from silver domes that have been mashed in the center with a narrow tool. This sterling bracelet has 8 links, with alternating stones set in silver with rows of small silver balls, and the coffee bean "flower" motif in between. It has a pair of matching earrings that are screw backs. The bracelet is marked, "Taxco, 925" and the earrings, "silver, Mexico". They are most likely from the 1940's because of the markings and the typical wear. I'm not sure of the stone, but think it could be Lucite or some other synthetic material used in that era. This is a very nice set and the clasp on the bracelet works well.
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This ring has a very contemporary vibe, but is more likely from the 1950's. It has 5 raised bands around the shank that begin wider at the stone, tapering to smaller at the base of the ring. Each of the band is square-cut and raised with textured depressions in between. The center is graced by an onyx elliptical-shaped, bezel-set, cabochon stone. The only marking is "925" with no makers mark. It has the look of very old Taxco, Mexican work, but I cannot be sure. It is in excellent vintage condition. It has been sized at one time, but looks fine.


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Whether you are a politician caught carrying on with an intern or a minister photographed with a prostitute, discovery does not necessarily spell the end of your public career. Admit your sins carefully, using the essential elements of an evangelical confession identified by Susan Wise Bauer in The Art of the Public Grovel, and you, like Bill Clinton, just might survive.
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Chargers kicker Nate Kaeding passed the team's physical and will be placed on waivers, per Michael Gehlken of the Union-Tribune San Diego. "Kaeding was moved to injured reserve last week with a minor-injury designation, requiring his release upon a determined return to health," Gehlken wrote. This marks the end of Kaeding's nine year run with the Chargers. Kaeding has coverted 87 percent of his field goal attempts during the regular-season, making him the most accurate regular-season kicker in NFL history with a minimum of a 100 attempts. However, Kaeding seemed to struggle under pressure, making eight-of-15 attempts in the playoffs. The two time Pro Bowler shouldn't have any problems landing with another team.
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How can the NBA let other teams move and not the Kings....just based on what Johnson said? If the Maloof's want to move ....what precedent would they have to stop them>?
How can the NBA let other teams move and not the Kings....just based on what Johnson said? If the Maloof's want to move ....what precedent would they have to stop them>?
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I'm still not sold on the Kings moving. People don't realize - any "relocation fee" is decided by the other 29 owners. If they decide the Kings were worth, say, $275m in Sacramento and $425m in Anaheim, they ABSOLUTELY can demand $150m as the relocation fee. Maloofs can't move without getting 15 owner votes. Price will not be cheap. And Maloofs are broke - they will have to sell to afford that fee. They don't want to sell. Big mess ahead.
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