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These copper bowls belong because Aguilar’s workshop produced more than silver jewelry. Morrill/Berk specifically note that candelabra, bowls, and mugs were made in copper and brass, often combined to create interesting surface patterns. The group comprises three Mexican patinated copper bowls with scalloped edges by Hector Aguilar, including two smaller bowls and one large footed bowl marked Taller Borda. They show the workshop as a broader decorative-arts enterprise.
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