Two similar Spanish Colonial silver halos, probably Peru, first half 18th century

pierced and chased with scrolling flowers linking winged cherub heads and cartouches with pricked decoration, the centers flat chased with a quatrefoil surrounded by punched grapevine

each with a small hole for attachment, otherwise good condition
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For similar halos see Paloma Carcedo, et. al., The Silver and Silversmiths of Peru, p. 152 and 226.