A few examples of appraisal values for
BALLET DANCER

• BALLET DANCER SCULPTURE: The male
  BALLET DANCER SCULPTURE: The male is black and the female is white, affixed to an acrylic rectangular plinth, 21.25'' overall. CONDITION: Some discoloration to the female's legs.
• Large Bronze Figure of a Ballet
  Large Bronze Figure of a Ballet Dancer height 30cm
• BALLET DANCER OIL ON CANVASBALLET
  BALLET DANCER OIL ON CANVASBALLET DANCER OIL ON CANVAS, unsigned, third quarter of the 20th century, image measures 20" x 16", unframed.
• 1940S BALLET COMPANY DANCERS
  1940S BALLET COMPANY DANCERS LITHOGRAPH, MALE LIFTING A FEMALE BALLERINA, PENCIL SIGNED AND NUMBERED OUT OF AN EDITION OF 100. 32"H X 23 1/2"W (IMAGE) 44 1/2" X 36"W (FRAME)1940s Ballet company dancers lithograph, male lifting a female ballerina, pencil signed and numbered out of an edition of 100., Dimensions: 32"H x 23 1/2"W (image) 44 1/2" x 36"W (frame)
• EUROPEAN SCHOOL: BALLET DANCER
  EUROPEAN SCHOOL: BALLET DANCER Pastel on paper 9 1/2 x 13 in. bearing signature Degas.
• Model of a Bronze Ballet Dancer
  Model of a Bronze Ballet Dancer height 24cm
• DANCER, PARTIAL COLD PAINTED
  DANCER, PARTIAL COLD PAINTED BRONZE, INTIALED 'MV'Dancer, Partial Cold Painted Bronze, Intialed 'MV'
• Austin productions figure of a
  Austin productions figure of a ballerina, 18-1/2"H, along with a pair of mid-century red glazed panthers, 14-1/2"L
• Wallendorf Figure of a Seated
  Wallendorf Figure of a Seated Ballerina Lady Holding a Mirror Height 7 inches
• JULIETTE BONN. A PAIR OF DANCER
  JULIETTE BONN. A PAIR OF DANCER THEMED PAINTINGS Flamenco Dancer and Ballerina, each partially signed lr, each 5 1/2 x 3 1/2 in., both framed.
• DANCING BALLERINA BRONZE
  DANCING BALLERINA BRONZE SCULPTURE Dancing ballerina bronze sculpture with brown patina in the manner of "La Danseuse" by Edgar Degas (French, 1934-1917), apparently unsigned, raised on a black marble base. 15" H x 7.75" W x 7.75" D.
• Bronze figure after Degas,
  Bronze figure after Degas, ballerina, 25 cm high
• SCULPTURE, AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH
  SCULPTURE, AMERICAN SCHOOL (20TH CENTURY) American School (20th century), The Ballet Dancer, composite sculpture, unsigned, overall (with wood base): 13.5"h x 7"w x 5"d
• BOGDAN MOLEA (B. 1958) ROMANIANFive
  BOGDAN MOLEA (B. 1958) ROMANIANFive Ballerinas, large oil on canvas, 6 x 8 feet, signed and dated 1999, unframed, not stretched, disassembled stretcher on hand.
• AFTER MOSES SOYER (American 20th
  AFTER MOSES SOYER (American 20th century). BALLET DANCER color lithograph - Framed image: 12 1/2 in. x 10 in.
• BALLET DANCER, TWO NUDE DRAWINGS
  BALLET DANCER, TWO NUDE DRAWINGS AND PORT SCENE ACRYLIC ON BOARD: 20 X 15 1/2 IN.BALLET DANCER, TWO NUDE DRAWINGS and PORT SCENE, Acrylic on board: 20 x 15 1/2 in. Framed; TWO NUDE DRAWINGS; photo-reproductions; framed; PORT SCENE; Poster with texture: 28 3/4 x 32 3/4 in. (sight); framed; (4) Acrylic on board: 20 x 15 1/2 in.
• TWO POLYCHROME FIGURAL BRONZE
  TWO POLYCHROME FIGURAL BRONZE SCULPTURES: female ballerina raised on marble plinth 23''H; and a male and female in ballet pose mounted on marble base 24.25''H.
• IMPRESSIONISTIC BRONZE BALLERINA
  IMPRESSIONISTIC BRONZE BALLERINA DANCER SCULPTURE Impressionistic patinated and verdigris bronze statue sculpture depicting a ballerina dancer tying her ballet shoe, in the manner of Edgar Degas (French, 1834-1917), standing on a white carrara marble base. 12.5" H x 7.5" W x 4.75" D overall.
• VICTOR VILLARREAL (B.1944) BRONZE
  VICTOR VILLARREAL (B.1944) BRONZE BALLERINA, 29"HPatinated bronze sculpture, "Bailarina en Puntas," signed in cast Villarreal (Victor Manuel Villareal, Mexican, b.1944), numbered 7/ 56, approx 29"h, 13"w, 13"d, 41.75lbs
• 20TH CENTURY, BALLERINA, OIL ON
  20TH CENTURY, BALLERINA, OIL ON CANVAS, FRAME: 29-1/2 X 23 IN20th Century, Ballerina, Oil on Canvas, Frame: 29-1/2 x 23 in
• UNKNOWN ARTIST, AMERICAN 20TH
  UNKNOWN ARTIST, AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY, SEATED BALLERINA, PASTEL ON PAPER, FRAME: 20-1/2 X 16-3/4 INUnknown Artist, American 20th Century, Seated Ballerina, Pastel on Paper, Frame: 20-1/2 x 16-3/4 in
• TALL BRONZE PATINATED "BALLERINA"
  TALL BRONZE PATINATED "BALLERINA" SCULPTURE American School "Ballerina," 21st century, metal sculpture with bronze patinated coating, depicting a contemporary female figure with raised arms and a square base, apparently unsigned. Approx. h. 74.5", w. 14.5", d. 11.5".
• MOSES SOYER, STUDY OF BALLERINA,
  MOSES SOYER, STUDY OF BALLERINA, OIL PASTEL Moses Soyer (American 1899-1947), circa 1935, pastel and mixed media on paper depicting a study of a ballerina's face, figure wears a blue leotard and a teal tutu, signed at lower left twice, framed under glass. Approx. sight h. 23.5", w. 16.5"; Overall h. 34.5", w. 27.25", d. 1.25".
• SPAJ ATKINSON BUTTERFLY WING
  SPAJ ATKINSON BUTTERFLY WING BALLERINA COLLAGE England,Early 20th CenturySurreal depiction of a ballerina dancing in a forest decorated with magnificent iridescent blue and orange butterfly wings.
• Nao Figure of a Ballerina
  Nao Figure of a Ballerina Changing Shoes on a Stool Height 23cm
• VINTAGE PORCELAIN FIGURINE,
  VINTAGE PORCELAIN FIGURINE, BALLET DANCERBlue, yellow and red dress; lace and intricate floral detail; gilt highlights. Based on the Fanny Eissler models designed by Hugo Meisel. Chips to floral detail; fading to gilt design. Issued: 20th c. Dimensions: 9.5"H Country of Origin: Germany
• Francisco Masseria (Argentina, b
  Francisco Masseria (Argentina, b 1927) Painting "Ballerina" oil on board, signed FJJC Masseria, Roma 64', 32" x 24", framed 41-1/2" x 33-1/2", very good condition
• 18th Century Italian
  18th Century Italian School/Ballerina/oil on canvas, 12cm x 8.5cm
• VINTAGE PORCELAIN FIGURINE,
  VINTAGE PORCELAIN FIGURINE, BALLERINAVintage figurine of ballerina dancing with dark blue and metallic gold details. Japan marked to base. Dimensions: 8.5"H Country of Origin: Japan Condition: Age related wear.
• SCULPTURE, BALANCING DANCER
  SCULPTURE, BALANCING DANCER European School (20th century), Balancing Dancer, bronze sculpture, signed "Montalba," overall: 18"h x 10"w x 6"d
• Xavier de Callatay (American, b.
  Xavier de Callatay (American, b. Belgium/New Orleans, 1932-1999) "The Ballerina", India ink on paper, sight 9-1/2" x 12", signed and dated lower right "XdeC/6 Janvier 1956". Glazed, matted and presented in an ebonized frame.
• Wallendorf Figure of a Dancing
  Wallendorf Figure of a Dancing Ballerina Height 8.5 Inches
• NEAR LIFE-SIZE BRONZE BALLERINA
  NEAR LIFE-SIZE BRONZE BALLERINA SCULPTURENear life-size patinated bronze sculpture, Young Ballerina Standing at the Barre, apparently unsigned, approx 41"h, 33"w, 15"d
• Henry Casselli (American/New
  Henry Casselli (American/New Orleans b. 1946) "Ballet Dancer" pastel and pencil on paper pencil-signed lower left 18 in. x 11 3/4 in. attractively matted and framed. Provenance: Acquired from the artist by a noted collector Mississippi.
• Henry Casselli (American/New
  Henry Casselli (American/New Orleans b. 1946) "Ballet Dancer in First Position" pastel on paper signed lower left 40 in. x 25 7/8 in. in a giltwood frame. Provenance: Acquired from the artist by a noted collector Mississippi. Note: As a young artist in the mid 1960s Henry Casselli won a scholarship to study at John McCrady's art school on Bourbon Street in the French Quarter where he was artistically encouraged and mentored by the famed artist. At the age of nineteen Casselli enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps serving as a combat artist in Vietnam where he experienced firsthand the horrors and tragedies of modern warfare. Upon his return to New Orleans influenced by Edgar Degas Casselli became enthralled by the world of classical ballet dancers. He created a series of delicately rendered watercolors and pastels of dancers in the midst of rehearsals and performances. Reference: Hoopes Donelson Henry Casselli: Master of the American Watercolor New Orleans Museum of Art 2000.
• LOUIS KRONBERG IMPRESSIONIST BALLET
  LOUIS KRONBERG IMPRESSIONIST BALLET DANCER ETCHING United States, France,1872-1965Depicts a ballerina dressed in a large billowing skirt captured in a dynamic pose. Kronberg has been referred to as the "American Degas," well known for his images of ballerinas.