The patina on this 11 inch lady is just beautiful. The only "oopies" are a couple of small chips on the base...nothing of great concern. The design is so Deco. We feel this piece is of French origin. The outfit, the movement shows the artist that designed the piece knew great nightclub dancing.
Price
$235.00
There is nothing like gal is having fun! The two layer tray is about 8 1/2 inches tall and is just under 8 inches at its widest.
Price
$85.00
Isadora was an icon of the Art Deco movement...her signature was a exotic dance with scarves. There was a lamp base and books ends made from this same mold. The paint is chipped but the tune is still there. Isadora is 5 inches tall.
Price
$160.00
There are dancers and than there are dancers! This lady is of the second type of dancers...lovely and graceful! There is no indication of who made this lovely piece...but it is our guess it was a California pottery company that sold it with a matching dish. Alas...the lady and dish are separated...but she still dances with grace. The piece is 7 1/2 inches tall and is about 5 inches at the widest. There are a couple of small spots, around the holes, that the blue glaze missed its spot. We attribute this fine piece to the Caliente Pottery Co.
Price
$145.00
As you look at this lady dance you say to yourself, "lovely, lovely, lovely"...she not only bring music to your ears but the lady also will bring the beauty of flowers. With a small bouquet of lovely flowers she makes a great statement. She is 7 inches tall and is about 4 inches wide.
Price
$85.00
This little lady is about 9 inches tall and just have lots of fun. She is typical of the 1940s dancing lady that was produced in California.
$45.00