Radiator Caps

Circa 1920-1930s rare football mascot car radiator cap or hood ornament in cast metal. The piece

Car radiator cap in plain, moulded-pressed glass, model «Perche». Signed «R.Lalique France».

Car radiator cap in plain moulded-pressed glass, model “Bélier.” Moulded signature “R.Lalique

to adorn radiator caps in the 1920s & 30s. It is not associated with any specific make or model of

radiator caps. The statuette represents a young woman in a dynamic attitude leaning forward; his arms are

race track, where “Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe” takes place, René Lalique created the Longchamp radiator

a ridge molded around the base to facilitate the radiator cap fitment. This example is not a recent

car. Even complete with wood British fuel measuring stick, wood radiator cap wrench and like new

car. Even complete with wood British fuel measuring stick, wood radiator cap wrench and like new

created by René Lalique to adorn the radiator caps of the most beautiful cars driven around Paris at the

The Black Cruise by François Victor Bazin (1897-1956) mascot (radiator cap) in good standing

radiator cap serves as a screw-fitted lid Size : 20.0 cm high x 12.2 cm wide x 5.2 cm deep Condition

Radiator cap or car mascot in bronze 1930 with cats silver patina base portor model by Henri Molins

& chrome grills), Jaguar, Rolls Royce with flat screw radiator cap and one that features the Spirit of

metal with a screw off radiator cap mounted with the iconic Spirit of Ecstasy and with a Rolls Royce

grills), Jaguar, Rolls Royce with flat screw radiator cap and one that features the Spirit of Ecstacy and

grills), Jaguar, Rolls Royce with flat screw radiator cap and one that features the Spirit of Ecstacy and

with flat screw radiator cap and one that features the Spirit of Ecstacy and Bentley with green

with flat screw radiator cap and one that features the Spirit of Ecstacy and Bentley with green

grills), Jaguar, Rolls Royce with flat screw radiator cap and one that features the Spirit of Ecstacy and

radiator cap for the hand. It is quite ingenious, it is very well made and functions well. We have re

and was fitted to the radiator cap. This Jaguar model lasted until 1951 when the Mk V saloon went out

A illuminating glass Eagle head radiator cap car mascot. Lalique commissioned Breves Gallery in

and is fixed on a radiator cap. Signed by the French artist Maurice Guiraud Rivière, circa 1920

’ with excellent color and detail, signed Sasportas and raised on original radiator cap The Art Deco

reduction of his sculptures and the creation of small utilitarian objects: car radiator caps, knockers

expertise. In the 1920s, he also made radiator caps for cars. An exceptional artist and a shrewd

Vintage Silver plated Hip Flask In the Form of a 1920s Vintage Car Radiator Screw cap, Stylised

bottles, radiator caps for the Citroën 5CV (1925), decorations for the restaurant cars of the Côte d'Azur

, cups, candlesticks, perfume bottles, radiator caps for the Citroën 5CV (1925), decorations for the

, the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional artist and a savvy industrialist, René Lalique

architectural matters. We also remember him, in the 1920s, the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional

. He will create many objects such as vases, cups, candlesticks, perfume bottles, radiator caps for the

in superb original condition, and very nice mounted on a radiator cap and brown wooden art deco base

grille, enclosing a glass decanter; black enamel detail to the Rolls Royce logo; the radiator cap serves

still intact. The car mascot, radiator cap, radiator cap is titled on the base front and back.

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

Cartier. Made in France, circa 1925. Lovely lion mounted over a car radiator cap and over a wooden black

mounted radiator cap as the decanter lid. The Decanter is composed from a good quality heavy chromium

Rene Lalique clear and frosted glass 'Petite Libellule' car mascot (radiator cap). Features a

French Art Deco Indian Car mascot by Ruffoni, 1930 Automotive radiator cap mascot representing an

Rene Lalique clear and frosted glass 'Chrysis' car mascot (radiator cap). Features a naked female

Man bronze car mascot inscribed Bibendum Protege Les Pneus, mounted over an early Renault radiator cap

, with glass-lined interiors and ‘radiator cap’ stoppers. A total of five different decanters were

, mounted over an early Renault radiator cap. Don´t pass up this opportunity to buy this Michelin Man

Ecstasy. The figure was traditionally mounted as a mascot on the radiator cap of the Rolls Royce and

often seen frosted pink glass radiator cap mascot by Gueron from circa 1925. Beautiful piece of French

know-how. He is also remembered, in the 1920s, for the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional

his know-how in architectural matters. We also remember him, in the 1920s, for the radiator caps he

de France," demonstrated his architectural expertise. He is also remembered for the radiator caps he

him, in the 1920s, the radiator caps he made for cars. An exceptional artist and a savvy

. He will create many objects such as vases, cups, candlesticks, perfume bottles, radiator caps for the

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

radiator cap, and is stamped MICHELIN CABLE to the tyre. The mascot has its original silvered bronze patina

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

with emblem and winged woman radiator cap. Finished in a dark nickel, it displays only minor surface

on a dogbone radiator cap with a letter 'A' engraved to a shield to the front, all mounted on a