A striking and rare piece of mid-century design, this 1940s vintage brooch by William Spratling, often hailed as the father of Mexican silver, features a bold tribal arrow motif accented with a rich amethyst cabochon. Known for his masterful blending of indigenous Mexican motifs and modernist design, Spratling’s early work is highly coveted—and this brooch is no exception.
Details:
Designer: William Spratling
Era: Early 1940s
Material: Sterling silver with amethyst cabochon
Design: Tribal arrow form
Size: Approx. 3" long x ¾" wide
Weight: 15.82 grams
Marked: Stamped with Spratling hallmark (please inquire for photo if not shown)
Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural age patina
Perfect for:
Serious collectors of Mexican or mid-century silver
Fans of artisan jewelry and indigenous-inspired design
Statement vintage accessory lovers
Museum-quality vintage jewelry collections
Note: This is a genuine vintage piece with historic value and craftsmanship. Please review all photos for details or request hallmark verification if needed.
