ANSWER: PROBABLY 1940S VERMEIL.
Recently I found these Russian dancers (I think that's what they are suppose to be), in their original box and in mint condition. First they are suppose to be Russian correct? Second, when would you date them to? I'm thinking about the 40's. Anyone recognize them? I can't find a mark anywhere on them.
Lilly Vittetow
Recently I found these Russian dancers (I think that's what they are suppose to be), in their original box and in mint condition. First they are suppose to be Russian correct? Second, when would you date them to? I'm thinking about the 40's. Anyone recognize them? I can't find a mark anywhere on them.
Lilly Vittetow
"They are darling. I don't recognize them but I agree that they are probably from the 40's - they surely have that retro style don't they? From your picture they also look to be vermeil." --Jan Gaughan, 06/16/08
"I just found your lady dancer in Marcia Brown's book "Rhinestone Jewelry Figurals, Animals, and Whimsicals" on page 26. She describes her as "Female Dancer with rhinestone head and bodice."" --Lenae, 06/17/08
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