A Speed Nymph mascot by A E Lejeune, 1920s,

A Speed Nymph mascot by A E Lejeune, 1920s, after a design by L V Aronson, nickel plated brass, 18cm high, mounted on a radiator cap.

Bronze radiator cap figure, "Speed Nymph" 1930's by A. E. Lejeune Ltd (now Louis Lejeune Ltd., Wilburton, Cambridgeshire), retaining some remnants of the original chrome plating, set on a circular bas

6" x 4" x 4", mounted to metal cap

The Navigator' mascot by A E Lejeune, British, 1930s, bronze Naval Officer watching a binnacle compass, stamped AEL to base, 14cm high, on a black plastic display base. Lot to be sold without reserve.

radiator mascot "Nymph of Speed", gold 16.5x8cm German Description Kühlerfigur „Nymph of Speed“, gold 16,5x8cm

Three mascots, comprising two post-War Rolls-Royce 'Spirit of Ecstasy' mascots on wooden bases and a 1930s 'Speed Nymph' 16.5cm on wooden base. (3)

Antique chrome metal hood ornament by French silversmith Emil LeJeune. Founder of the company AE Lejeune ( AEL) in 1910, London, England. In the late 1920's, the company earned the reputation of being

Continental School, 19th c ., "Courting Couples", 4 oils on panel, signed "E. Lejeune", one with "John Linn & Sons, Scarborough, England" label en verso, each 27 in. x 16 1/2 in. (ovals), framed alike

A 'Speed Devil' mascot by Ferdinand Preiss (1882-1943), German, 1930s, signed, bronze, the figure with remains of red paint, registered design number 758676 for 1930, 13.5cm long.

176077 1920'S E. HOWARD WATCH CO. 14K WHITE GOLD 17 JEWEL E. Howard Watch Co. 14k white gold open face 17 jewels pocket watch circa 1920. Stamped 14k white gold to the inside. White Gold Pocket Watch

Two Packard Goddess of Speed Hood Mascots - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEMS IS LOCATED IN FORT LAUDERDALE, FL ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY NOV. 11TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER NOV. 11TH

Three Pontiac mascots, American, 1920s, die-cast zinc with copper-plated faces, comprising 1926, mounted on a radiator cap, 9cm high, 1928, with short integral radiator cap, outed on a black display b

NORMAN MINGO (1896-1980) "Yes! Me Worry." Preliminary study for back cover of Mad magazine, issue no. 210, published October 1979, featuring the publication's mascot, Alfred E. Neuman. Mixed media, in

A 1940's Packard "Goddess of Speed" car mascot. Cast metal female figure with Chromed finish and etched glass wing. Pitting, glass with chips at edge. 9" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

Pontiac And Oakland Motor Car Company Motor Mascots, Ca. 1920s-30s, One 1980s, 5 pcs | Lot includes two Pontiac 1930-31 Indian head mascots. Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Marked on the undersides "

C. 1922. These models usually came with a four-cylinder Boucher engine, but this one has a rare larger version of their two-cylinder engine. Boat is 48" long. Comes with contemporary stand. Very ornat

1920'S SIGNED (E. KOPRIWA CO, CHICAGO ILL.) solid mahogany Detail Carved Floor Lamp with Floral Carved Decoration and 20" Silk Shade - height 71" dia., base width 20" - great condition

Wonderful Adam E Cornelius Trophy. Easter Michigan Water Carnival Champions. From Bay City, Michigan. Trophy was for an early Speed Boat Race. Very impressive trophy with Speedboat on the top and engr

Life sized Art Nouveau style installation sized bronze sculpture of sea nymph Galatea, after E. Rossi. She looks down at the viewer while draped in seaweed. Excellent condition. Measures 36" x 30" x 7

Group of Five 1920s Radiator Mascots/Hood Ornaments - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEMS IS LOCATED IN FORT LAUDERDALE, FL ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY NOV. 11TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER

An E. Goyard Ainé Steam Trunk E. Goyard Ainé c. 1920's An E. Goyard Ainé dating from the 1920's, designed on four functioning wheels with a hinge opening, crafted from monogram patterne

American Motor Mascots, Jewett, Velie, Ca. 1920s, 4 pcs | Lot includes one 1923-26 Jewett winged J mascot. Nickel plated brass. H 4.75", W 5.5", D 2". One Velie winged V mascot. Nickel plated brass. H

Outstanding 1920s Pond Style Speed Boat with Electric Motor. Extremely well built with wood plank deck and wooden hull. Outfitted with brass hardware. Boat is ran by an early exposed coil in cast iron

Emile Picault (French,1833-1915) c. 1880 - 1910 sgn. E. Picault, winged nymph playing a gilded lute, 39"h; revolving base 8.5"diam. From a North Shore, Massachuse