Car Mascot

Poitvin. Famous for his car mascots and worked for the Hermes company. 
He received several award for his

Car radiator mascot in bronze "Sioux scanning the horizon" by Georges Laplagne, before 1930. Signed.

, car mascots, glassware and bottles, many other utensils were produced. Although not well known

. This certainly is a one of a kind gift for yourself or the person that has it all and a classic car fan.

This Radiator Mascot is not only for collectors. The car driver is a decorative paperweight on

his most famous Art Deco works are perfume bottles, vases, car mascots (hood ornaments), and dining

his most famous Art Deco works are perfume bottles, vases, car mascots (hood ornaments), and dining

his most famous Art Deco works are perfume bottles, vases, car mascots (hood ornaments), and dining

master glass workers. This design was originally made as a car hood ornament / mascot in the 1920s by

Jacques CARTIER - Exceptional pair of car mascots mounted on two "drums" in Hermes-style leather

Rene Lalique, a Levrier glass car mascot, model 1141, designed circa 1928, polished and frosted

A rare and unusual Monaco Automobile Club (ACM) chrome plated car mascot. Mounted on a spun metal

E. Nikolsky: a superb humorous bronze car mascot in the form of a comical dog, signed in the bronze

Lalique Petite Libellule / small dragonfly car mascot. Model number: 1144 These wonderful glass

Rene Lalique Car Mascot Libellule Grande: 21 cm tall by 20 cm long glass dragonfly on incorporated

Lalique Petite Libellule / Small Dragonfly car mascot. Model Number: 1144 Mounted in a Chrome

Stunning Lalique Vitesse car mascot. Model number: #1160 in a silky satin finish. These

René Lalique car mascot, Grande Libellule / Large Dragonfly, great color and patination. Model

'Vitesse', exceptionally rare opalescent blue glass car mascot by René Lalique (1860 - 1945).

Iconic Rene Lalique clear & frosted Vitesse car mascot modelled as a windswept nude Moulded marks

A stylish Art Deco car radiator mascot, in the form of a Biplane with original chromed body mounted

glass Lalique car mascots originally adorned many fabulous Prestigious Motor Cars in the 1930s such as

Wonderful Rene Lalique Car Mascot in the form of a peacocks head known as "Tete de Paon", model

‘Victoire’ also known as "Spirit of the Wind" Model number #1147. This stunning Iconic car mascot

Rene Lalique Archer car mascot uniquely and expertly later mounted on a silver plinth which is

A large clear glass rooster car mascot titled 'Coq Nain' by René Lalique, model number 1135, circa

Rare and very cute Grenouille (frog) Lalique car mascot. Model number #1146. Acid etched signed “R

Clear and frosted standing falcon figure on incorporated round base Modèle created in 1925. Measures: high 15.5 cm Bibliography: Félix Marcilhac, "René Lalique, catalogue raison...

Lalique hood ornament falcon 8 inch tall (6 without the later wooden looking base) glass standing falcon figure R. Lalique Hood Ornament. Model: 1124, circa 1925 Clear and frosted ...

Model: Chrysis created in 1931 high: 14.5 cm Frosted pressed molded glass Description: High kneeling with crossed feet behind her, nude female figure with head back, hair flowing...

Michelin The earliest design of the famous tyre manufacturer’s car mascot, dating from 1916

Lalique hawks head mascot in topaz (brown)glass, proper molded signature (R.Lalique France) Model

A bronze Art Deco cat car hood ornament or mascot by Irénée Rochard, signed 'I Rochard' 1930s. The

Rene Lalique Saint Christophe (St. Christopher) With superb amethyst tint. Model Number: #1142. Signature “R Lalique” with smaller “France” in block capitals. Slight polish to base.

A silvered-bronze car mascot in the form of a motorcyclist and motorcycle, the machine probably a

Lalique car mascot in the shape of an eagle head. These were originally made as car hood ornaments

tray featuring to the centre a polished heavy cast car mascot in the form of an elephant, with trunk

A striking Art Deco, clear, polished and frosted glass car mascot, this example, dating to 1930

A dynamic early 20th Century patinated bronze car mascot in the form of an animated leaping lion

A Rene Lalique 'victoire' or 'Spirit of the wind' car mascot, a figure head with strong art deco

Stunning Opalescent Rene Lalique Vitesse car mascot or otherwise known as the "Goddess of Speed" on

bookends or car mascots, with forelegs raised in a begging stance, mounted on their original cubed, black

A fabulous early 20th Century silvered bronze car mascot in the form of a flying hornet. A most

Lalique car mascot in the shape of an cockerel head. These were originally made as car hood

simply Brasier. Brasier subsequently adopted the Winged Victory of Samothrace as its car mascot, with

on the lower back of the neck. These wonderful Car Mascots were made to sit on car radiator mounts

-known French sculptor Andre Vincent Becquerel French circa 1930. Also known for car mascots and this may

sculpture. Fascinated by speed and flight, he designed numerous car mascots which are highly sought-after

René LALIQUE (1860-1945) Car radiator mascot "Victory" . molded glass-pressed white ametiste

logo or mascot for the car company.  

A Car Mascot from the early days of motoring in the form of a Vienna bronze pheasant. Unsigned

Stylized bronze figure of a begging Dachshund in the form of a car mascot. Signed "Becquerel" on

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

Rene Lalique opalescent "petite sirène" car mascot (1860-1945) Small statuette in blue

glass Lalique car mascots originally adorned many fabulous Prestigious Motor Cars in the 1930s such as

Antique hood ornament of a chained French bulldog figurine with original radiator cap. This car

This intriguing French Art Deco, patinated bronze car mascot/hood ornament is designed so that when