Green Satin Lady Ballerina Powder Jar Depression Era
Lady Powder Jar which is a beautiful frosted Green. This is the Green which was made during the Depression which looks like Vaseline under lights. The Powder Jar is called Ballerina I. She is wearing an oval ruffled tutu which forms the base for the powder. Her hands are crossed and resting on her chest. This jar was designed in 1930 by Milton Sierad of New York. It is 8 3/4" tall and the base is 4 1/2" across. She Ballerina is in good condition. She has a couple normal air bubbles and some chips on the underside of the rim of the lid. This is not an easy Powder Jar to find so don't miss out on it.
Item ID: 144
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We are currently away until Wednesday, May 23. We will try to respond to emails during our absence. Please feel free to browse and shop while we are away. We will be happy to confirm your purchases and answer any questions upon our return.