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For curators who view vintage as a sacred stewardship of human artistry, we present this striking late-1970s Victorian-Revival ballerina statement necklace. Evoking the romantic dramatic flair of classical dance, this heavy, copper-toned brass medallion features a beautifully sculpted bas-relief ballerina captured mid-pirouette. The raised central figure is gracefully layered over a scalloped background shield and entirely framed by an incredibly detailed, openwork floral filigree border. [1]
The Details
- Style: 1970s Victorian-Revival openwork filigree medallion.
- Design: High-relief sculpted ballerina figurine in a classical tutu and poise.
- Metalwork: Warm, aged copper-toned brass with a rich, natural dimensional patina.
- Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The intricate web of filigree is pristine and free of breaks, and the metal holds an authentic, candlelit luster that only decades of preservation can create. [1, 2]
Our Curatorial Philosophy
We do not participate in "fast flipping" or fleeting trends. Our shop caters exclusively to intentional collectors and preservationists who appreciate that fine vintage is an investment in irreplaceable craftsmanship. You are paying for the time spent rescuing it, the expertise to accurately date and authenticate it, and our absolute commitment to passing preserved history into hands that will cherish it for generations.
We do not participate in "fast flipping" or fleeting trends. Our shop caters exclusively to intentional collectors and preservationists who appreciate that fine vintage is an investment in irreplaceable craftsmanship. You are paying for the time spent rescuing it, the expertise to accurately date and authenticate it, and our absolute commitment to passing preserved history into hands that will cherish it for generations.