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Additional Details Date: Late1910s/Early 1920s
Patterns and templates were widely available in newspapers
Cleaning and Care Hand wash with mild detergent
Black enamel also was used in everyday Victorian jewelry pieces
it was British illustrator and cartoonist John Tenniel who elevated the symbol of the lion -- particularly the British lion -- in the Victorian era
Art Deco Cold Painted Spelter Tambourine Dancer Statuette Punch Paper Additional Details Date: Late1910s/Early 1920sFor lovers of Art Deco, the Ziegfeld Follies, vaudeville and burlesque, this bygone beauty is ready to shimmy and shake her way into your life. Fashioned in spelter and cold painted in faint shades of pink and green, this charming statuette sits upon a black bakelite base. The perfect addition to any shelf, mantel or side table. Additional Details Date: 1920s 1930s Materials: Spelter, bakelite, paint Measurements: 4" x 13. 5" Markings: None Condition:
