An Art Deco chromed bronze radiator mascot,

An Art Deco chromed bronze radiator mascot, An Art Deco chromed bronze radiator mascot, 1930s, modelled as a Schneider Trophy Supermarine S.6, the tail fin with enamelled stripes, raised on a bevelled

An Art Deco 'Leaping Horse' mascot by Franny, French, 1920s, signed and marked NW to base, nickel plated bronze, 17.5cm long, mounted on a chromed radiator cap above a wooden base.

6 Interesting Hood Ornaments, 1930s-60s Animal mascots. 1) Greyhound, bronze. - 2) Kangaroo, triple chromed, Art-Deco style. - 3) Springbok, chromed bronze. - 4) Swallow, bakelite and chromed tin. -

An Art Deco silvered bronze eagle with outstretched wings automobile mascot on radiator cap circa 1920. Provenance: From the original collection of Richard and Linda Scott from Sidney, OH. Richard an

An Art Deco nickel plated bronze Cutty Sark sailing ship automobile mascot on radiator cap. Mascot only: 6.25" Provenance: From the original collection of Richard and Linda Scott from Sidney, OH. Rich

Circa 1925 to 1930. Chrome plated bronze small Art Deco eagle with thermometer incorporated in the base of the mascot. Glass thermometer is missing. Mounted on an original bake-lite radiator can. List

Circa 1920's mascot by François Bazin for Isotta Fraschini, mounted to radiator cap on wood stand. Nickel silvered bronze, marked F. Bazin. Natural patina and surface wear, also some warping to figur

Pair Art Deco chromed bronze fire tools, Mid 20th c., incl. shovel and pick, with stand, underside of stand stamped "400", 25"h x 7"dia

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4" x 5" x 4", mounted to radiator cap

Fine cast bronze hood ornament sculpture with green and gold patinated finish. Iconic Victoire screaming female bust statue with stylized Art Deco hair. Mounted in a swivel display base. Statue with m

The Bradley and Hubbard Chromed Bronze Art Deco Table Lamp, dating back to the 1920s, stands as a rare and highly coveted item, with very few surfacing from private estate collections. This scarcity e

Shipping in USA $40. Edouard-Marcel Sandoz 1881-1971 was a Swiss animalier sculptor and painter Susse Freres Foundry(1930). He was the son of Edouard Sandoz , the founder of the chemical and then phar

Chromed and painted bronze cutout. Four(4) prop airplane flying above waves. Signed Cham. Impressed Bronze and Made in France. Wood base; 14in.H. x 22in.W.

1940 Packard Standard Radiator Mascot - Offered Without ReserveChrome plated, sleek Art-Deco styling for one of America’s most prestigious automobiles, minor pitting, 7.5” long.

A two (2) piece estate lot with Art Deco style mixed media ashtrays. Includes: one (1) rectangular carved black marble onyx ashtray with recessed bowl, featuring a cold painted bronze elephant mascot

Hood ornament/ radiator cap, pierce arrow hunter sculpture in bronze mounted on wood block base. Measures 8 1/4" x 6" x 4".

A Chevrolet 1950 Art Deco streamlined chromed eagle hood ornament, and an American Indian head-form radiator cap. Larger: 16" L. Minor surface wear.

A grouping of six vintage Hood ornaments including two large vintage Art deco period car mascots and four ratiator caps. All nickel plated, some later mounted on marble and onyx bases. Approximate mea

Art Deco Style Hood Ornament Sculpture. Created in the style R. Lalique's ‘Victoire’ ( also Referenced as “Spirit of the Wind”) - the most famous of Lalique’s Automobile Mascots. O

Art Deco Style Hood Ornament Sculpture. Created in the style R. Lalique's ‘Victoire’ ( also Referenced as “Spirit of the Wind”) - the most famous of Lalique’s Automobile Mascots. Original wa

Art Deco Style Hood Ornament Sculpture. Created in the style R. Lalique's ‘Victoire’ ( also Referenced as “Spirit of the Wind”) - the most famous of Lalique’s Automobile Mascots. Original wa

Tim Cherry (Canadian, born 1965). A limited edition mixed metals sculpture. Bronze and iron. Titled, "Fish Hook." A Modernist work, evoking the design of an Art Deco automobile hood mascot, depicting

A fine Art Deco 'Leaping Greyhound' mascot for Automobiles Lorraine-Dietrich, by Casimir Brau, French, circa 1930, signed to base, chrome-plated bronze, stylised depiction, larger version of the masco