Vintage Trifari Brooch Alfred Philippe Designer TRIFARI Ballerina Dancers 1953 Springtime Catalog Poured White Glass

Two ballet dancers, a woman and man, sterling silver and gold plated, filled with white poured glass.
One of the petals in her skirt is broken. Still intact. but cracked. Otherwise in excellent condition.
These are Crown Trifari, and featured hang tags at the time. Unmarked, but can be found on page 183 of Julia Carroll's COSTUME JEWELRY 202.
Priced for the imperfection.
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We sell select vintage items. They are not new, and rarely look absolutely new.
We are very particular about what we buy and sell, and describe things to the best of our ability, in a fair and accurate way.
Between the photos and the description, make your decisions. We are very happy to answer any questions you have prior to your purchase.
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We sell select vintage items. They are not new, and rarely look new. They are, in many cases, older than we are, and have seen life and times. We do not repair or replace parts on any of the items we sell. They came to us in the condition they are now, and are sold as is.

When we say an item is in “excellent vintage condition”, we mean just that – it is in excellent condition for its age. We are very particular about what we buy and sell, and describe things to the best of our ability, in a fair and accurate way. Please - closely review the photos using the zoom tool, and pay attention to the descriptions of the items you wish to purchase. If you have questions about anything at all, we will gladly answer them prior to your purchase.

Our packing materials may be unsightly, albeit brilliantly effective. We try to reuse as much material as possible from our business. We wish you would use it again, too.

WE DO COMBINE SHIPPING. Let us know! We'll give you a total and adjust the listing prior to your purchase.

GLASS and CERAMICS
*Please Note*
Pressed, molded or blown Glass has imperfections from the manufacturing process. These imperfections are inherited from production and are not considered damage. These minor imperfections often occur, such as: small defects in hand painting, color variations, creases or lines from molds, tiny air bubbles or small debris encased in glass is considered natural and is not going to be scrutinized or considered damage. However, I will make note if I notice any larger imperfections that appear to be beyond the acceptable norm as a defect.

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