Miscel 1, Jewelry and others

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	2477 - Perli, German c. 1955-1965 Signature: "Perli". Condition: Excellent Price: $525.00 What a great example of what the Perli company could achieve! It is a Modernist 830 silver and Cloisonné enamel bracelet. Design of dark and light blue enamel abstract "Dove birds" on dark blue background. Black counter enamels. One of the better example of Perli Cloisonné bracelet I have encountered in our many years of collecting them.
	2373 - Hector Aguilar, Mexican c. 1940-1945 Signature: "conjoined HA, Taxco, Mexico". Condition: Excellent Price: $925.00 for pair Here is a nice example of a Modernist pair of mixed metal (brass & copper) Scroll candlesticks made by one of the foremost master craftsman of Mexico, Hector Aguilar. One does not encounter his objects as often as his jewelry as they were made in much smaller numbers. This pair of candlesticks would be the highlight of a table settings. An example of this set is pictured on page 120 of the book "Silver Master of Mexico". These candlesticks were made in either mixed metal or sterling silver (the silver one being much scarcer but also made later, circa 1950's).
	2336 - John Bryan, American c. 1950's Signature: "Bryan, Sterling on broche; Bryan on one earring, partial S ling on other earring". Condition: Excellent Price: $350.00 This is a great Modernist sterling silver and blue enamel broche and earring set made by John Bryan, working out of Asheville, NC. A similar brooch can be seen on page 221 of the book "Modernist jewelry, 1930-1960". Simple as is most modernist jewelry but exquisite and very well done.
	2412 - Sigi (Sigfredo) Pineda, Mexican c. 1955-1960 Signature: "Hecho en Mexico, 51, remnant of Sigi, Tasco & eagle assay mark". Condition: Excellent, signature on back a little worn but clearly there Price: $275.00 Modernist sterling silver pendant/broche (has both attachment) with applied silver ball in folds made by the Mexican silver master Sigfredo (sigi) Pineda. His pieces are starting to be fairly collectable nowadays and rightly so as always very good.