Silver

Silver pieces, in both sterling silver and a lower silver content called Bolivian silver, were both decorative and utilitarian in colonial times. Here you will find candlesticks, incense burners, plates, trays, and containers, along with more specific and unique pieces such as crowns, missal stands, and clothing accessories used in ceremony.

19th Century Mexican Cacique Masks

19th Century Mexican Cacique Masks — $ 7,000

Ceremonial Sterling Silver Teapot in the form of a Lion

Ceremonial Sterling Silver Teapot in the form of a Lion — $ 4,500

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Crown

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Crown — $ 4,500

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Incense Burner or Bonbonera in the form of a Peacock

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Incense Burner or Bonbonera in the form of a Peacock — $ 4,000

Sterling Silver Polo Hat.

Sterling Silver Polo Hat. — $ 3,500

Silver Shoulder Ornaments mounted on Acrylic

Silver Shoulder Ornaments mounted on Acrylic — $ 3,000

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Ceremonial Teapot in the form of a Jaguar

Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Ceremonial Teapot in the form of a Jaguar — $ 3,000

Small Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Crown from Mexico

Small Spanish Colonial Sterling Silver Crown from Mexico — $ 3,000

Alpaca Silver Candle Reflectors from Mexico

Alpaca Silver Candle Reflectors from Mexico — $ 1,200

Hammered Copper with Silver Plate Coquera

Hammered Copper with Silver Plate Coquera — $ 600

Two Alpaca Silver Trays from Bolivia

Two Alpaca Silver Trays from Bolivia — $ 600

Silver Electroplated Boxes by Ana Pellicer, Michoacan, Mexico Artist

Silver Electroplated Boxes by Ana Pellicer, Michoacan, Mexico Artist — $ 400 +

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