Rancho Alegre, Taxco, Mexico

Rancho Alegre of Taxco, Mexico, was established by Pedro Perez, a shop manager for William Spratling, an American academic and artist who in the1920s had moved to Mexico. During the 1960s, the shop became a major manufacturer and retailer of Mexican silver jewelry, employing prominent designers and silversmiths. The shop closed in 1985.

We have one object that Rancho Alegre, Taxco, Mexico has been involved with.

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