Lot #97: Cristina Romo Castillo - Bowl w/ spoon & Covered Dish

Cristina Romo Castillo - Bowl w/ spoon & Covered Dish Civese piece were designed and produced by Cristina Romo Castillo Disne has a studio in Taxco, Mexico, following the silversmithing legacy of her mother (Emilia Castillo) and grandfather Antonio Castillo of Los Castillo. Website: https://www.craftinamerica.org/artist/ cristina-romo/ Stamped Marks: "CRISTINA" is the maker/brand name. "MEXICO" made in or around the town of Taxco, Mexico. "PLATEADO" Spanish for silver plated. Hallmarks: • MEXICO M.R: Stands for Marca Registrada (Registered Trademark), an officially protected design under Mexican commerce laws. • TO-35: Mexican government registration code instituted in 1979 to track silversmiths and workshops: • T stands for the city of origin, Taxco. • O signifies the first letter of the artisan or registered workshop's family name tied to the family registry. • 35 is the unique identification number assigned specifically to that maker's registered line. • All these pieces are individually hand- shaped and hand-textured, and thus unique. All the texture on the inside of these pieces are hand "planished" or "chased" with silversmithing tools. • The base metal under the silver plate of these pieces is solid brass. • All in excellent condition, no breaks, or chips. View images • Bowl: 7 cm.. x 24.5 cm. x 7 cm. • Spoon: 2 cm.. x 17 cm. x 2.5 cm. • Lidded Bowl: 5.5 cm... x 21 cm. x 7.5 cm. Dimensions: • Bowl: 7 cm.. x 24.5 cm. x 7 cm. • Spoon: 2 cm.. x 17 cm. x 2.5 cm. • Lidded Bowl: 5.5 cm... x 21 cm. x 7.5 cm. Pickup category timeslot {A}