Non-Native.
These "handwrought" silver brandy pitchers, with rosewood handles
by the Los Castillo family have become very popular among collectors of fine
Mexican modernist holloware. The Los Castillo business was formed in 1939 by
the Castillo brothers in Taxco, Mexico. All of the Castillo brothers received
their silver training in the workshop of William Spratling before they branched
out on their own. They grew to become one of the largest silver workshops in
Taxco with showrooms in Acapulco, Taxco, Mexico City. All their sterling pieces
are .925. Hallmarked.
They each measure 3 1/4" tall (spout) by 6" diameter with a 3" rosewood handle.
