The company Tancer & Two was founded in the early 1970s by Michael Dancer, a former executive at Coro, and two sisters, Lynn Gordon and Marge Boforsky, who founded Mylu, a division of Coro. Mylu is known for its Christmas-themed jewelry. In the copyright catalog, Dancer is listed under the name TANCER II (c), which is also indicated on the product labeling. Dancer Corporation registered the trademark HIGH HOOPS for earrings on May 26, 1981, but the registration was cancelled on December 1, 1987, due to failure to file a declaration. Other trademarks of the company are listed below.
The company is known for producing Christmas-themed jewelry, in particular, Christmas tree brooches. It also produced other types of costume jewelry. Some products were marked with foil tags with the inscription “Tancer & Two”.
It is unclear when Tancer & Two jewelry ceased production. Jewelry historians note that the company’s magazine advertisement dates back to 1976, meaning it had been in business for at least five years.
