Antique Radiator Caps

The Black Cruise by François Victor Bazin (1897-1956) mascot (radiator cap) in good standing representing a stylized bust of a Mangbetu Woman, mounted on a portor marble base, measur...

A illuminating glass Eagle head radiator cap car mascot. Lalique commissioned Breves Gallery in Knightsbridge to mount his mascots and hood ornaments and then retail them to the B...

The bronze has a silver patina and is fixed on a radiator cap. Signed by the French artist Maurice Guiraud Rivière, circa 1920.

His works can be found in wood, stone, clay, glass, bronze, and he excelled in the decorative arts with the reduction of his sculptures and the creation of small utilitarian objects:...

We also remember him, in the 1920s, for the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional artist and wise industrialist, René Lalique knew how to live fully in his time to develop ...

Vintage Silver plated Hip Flask In the Form of a 1920s Vintage Car Radiator Screw cap, Stylised radiator shell, Engine Turned Detail on Radiator Core by James Dixon & Son Sheffield...

We also remember him, in the 1920s, the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional artist and a savvy industrialist, René Lalique knew how to live fully in his time to develop...

The mascot is in superb original condition, and very nice mounted on a radiator cap and brown wooden art deco base. Described in the book: "Mascottes Passion" by Michel LeGrand on pa...

The mascot is a chromed nickel with a solid brass mounting screw still intact. The car mascot, radiator cap, radiator cap is titled on the base front and back.

German Shepherd Mascot Signed E Bregeon French 1920s Hood Ornament Radiator Cap. Approx: 4" h.

Lovely lion mounted over a car radiator cap and over a wooden black base.

Rene Lalique clear and frosted glass 'Petite Libellule' car mascot (radiator cap). Features a dragonfly sitting with wings closed.

Michelin Man bronze car mascot inscribed Bibendum Protege Les Pneus, mounted over an early Renault radiator cap. Don´t pass up this opportunity to buy this Michelin Man bronze hood ...

Michelin Man bronze car mascot inscribed Bibendum Protege Les Pneus, mounted over an early Renault radiator cap. Don´t pass up this opportunity to buy this Michelin Man bronze hood ...

The figure was traditionally mounted as a mascot on the radiator cap of the Rolls Royce and continues to feature on the car today.

Not often seen frosted pink glass radiator cap mascot by Gueron from circa 1925. Beautiful piece of French origin depicting a fish from the Caribbean sea.

We also remember him, in the 1920s, for the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional artist and wise industrialist, René Lalique knew how to live fully in his time to develop ...

He is also remembered, in the 1920s, for the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional artist and savvy industrialist, René Lalique knew how to live fully in his time to develo...

We also remember him, in the 1920s, the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional artist and a savvy industrialist, René Lalique knew how to live fully in his time to develop...

Car radiator cap in moulded-pressed glass, model «Archer».

The mascot stands at 4½ inches (11½ cm) tall Overall, on the radiator cap the height is: 6 inches (15 cm).

Car radiator cap in plain moulded-pressed glass, model «Tête d'aigle».

A stylish Art Deco car radiator mascot, in the form of a Biplane with original chromed body mounted on a dogbone radiator cap with a letter 'A' engraved to a shield to the front, all...

Victoire" Model created in 1928 Molded-pressed white glass radiator cap, lightly tinted amethyst. Molded signature "R.

This is an Art Deco car mascot radiator cap in a 'Spirit of the Wind' design. Most likely French.

Antique hood ornament of a chained French bulldog figurine with original radiator cap. This car mascot dates from the 1920s.

"Sitting Kewpie" or "The Thinker", Car Mascot Hood Ornament, 1910´s. Made of silvered bronze, mounted over a green and white mrble base. Can de used as a desk paperweight. Origi...

Original Car Mascot #1160 From our Rene Lalique collection, we are delighted to offer this stunning Rene Lalique Opalescent Vitesse car mascot also known as the “Goddess of Speed“. ...

One of the rarest English works on moths. Johnson, Theophilus (1836-1919) Illustrations of British Hawk Moths and their Larvae (including the Sesidae); with thirty-six original draw...