Brooch / Pin, Tancer II, Horse Drawn Sleigh & Christmas Tree, Red & Green Rhinestones, Gold Tone, Vintage
Brooch / Pin, Tancer II, Horse Drawn Sleigh & Christmas Tree, Red & Green Rhinestones, Gold Tone, Vintage
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- Vintage Brooch, Seasonal Pin, Horse Drawn Sleigh with Christmas Tree, Tancer II Design, Red & Green Rhinestones, Christmas Holiday Jewelry, Collectible Vintage Jewelry, (Discontinued)
- Brand: Not Signed, a well-known Tancer II design
- Vintage: 1960's (estimated)
- Details: The perfect accessory for wintertime fun and all through the holidays. A horse drawn sleigh, pulling a decorated for Christmas. It is gold tone with green and red rhinestones on the tree as well as the horse. The pin has a rollover safety clasp. It is not signed, but many Tancer II (Tancer and Two), pieces only had a foil hang tag, but the design is recognizable Tancer. A fun, well made brooch for the holidays, and a great addition to your holiday jewelry collection.
- Material: Gold-Tone Metal, Rhinestones
- Dimensions: 2.5 inches Wide, approx. 1.5 inches Tall
- Condition: Vintage - Used. Excellent Vintage Condition. No signs of wear, no missing stones. Please review all pictures and make sure you love this item before purchasing, we can't accept returns. All Sales Final. Please remember these are VINTAGE and ANTIQUE items, they are NOT new, every effort has been made to show scratches, wear and tear and imperfections.
Tancer & Two (Tancer II), has a very close relationship with Coro. It was founded in 1971 by Michael Tancer, who had worked with Coro until 1969. His sisters, Lynne Gordon and Marge Borofsky, are the “Two” in the name. These two sisters started "Mylu Designs Co.", which became part of Coro in 1968. They continued to head Mylu division of Coro, but left in 1970 to work with Michael Tancer. Some of their jewelry was marked but unfortunately most had a foil hang tag that read: “Tancer & Two.”, which is long gone on most of the pieces. They are best known for their Christmas jewelry. Although there's no consensus as to when or why the company closed, most agree it was during or shortly after 1976.