Perfect Dance Card belongs to the Victorian era made of silver in a rectangular shape and with exquisite punching work in silver with blue enamel and an image of a bucolic landscape, with a lilac interior with a notebook to write down and a mechanical pencil. Around 1900.

Dimensions: It measures approximately 9.2 cm x 5.7 cm x 1.10 cm.

Weight: Its weight is 84.24 grams.

Composition:

Silver with gold plating, without hallmarking, acid test carried out.

Please see the photos.

It is not new and has some signs of the passage of time.

Dancing cards were one of the first accessories of seduction among aristocrats and wealthy bourgeoisie. Its main characteristic was to be practical, beautiful and exquisitely crafted.

This feminine accessory was widely used in large dances as part of the seduction game of non-verbal communication in which to communicate what intentions or desires two people had.

This accessory was used by women to indicate order and dance partners. The beauty and exclusivity of the accessory corresponded to the social class of the person wearing it, so they could be made of different materials.

We love the patina of time, but if you don't like it you can invest a little time in cleaning and it will be perfect. To see photos.

The condition is good, with signs of use. It is not new, please see the photos, which are an important part of the description.

See the photos to get your own impression (please note that the photos were taken under artificial light, so colors may differ)