R. Lalique "Faucon" Glass Automobile Mascot

R. Lalique "Faucon" Glass Automobile Mascot, ca. 1925, France, signed "R. Lalique" in a molded mark on the lower front edge, raised on a chrome-plated radiator cap bezel, above a wooden base, overall,

Twentieth century. "Tete D'Aigle" eagle head automobile mascot. Etched script "Lalique R. France" and sticker label. 4.25"h.

Twentieth century. Wing with stylized eagle, possibly an automobile mascot. Etched script label "Lalique R. France". Repaired base. 5.5"h. 10.75"l.

Opalescent glass R. Lalique Sirene hood mascot. Stunning figure of a mermaid posing with her head in her hands. Glass is in excellent condition, and displays beautifully. Marked Lalique at mermaids ta

Lalique Glass Tête d'Aigle Automobile Mascot with Custom Lighted Stand, post-1945 Marks: Lalique France 9-1/2 inches (24.1 cm) (overall) HID03101062020

Frosted glass R. Lalique Chrysis hood mascot. Glass is in excellent condition, and displays beautifully. Marked Lalique France at base. Condition: (9.0). Dimensions: 5 -1/2" T.

Frosted glass R. Lalique rooster head hood mascot. Glass is in excellent condition, and displays beautifully. Marked Lalique France at base. Condition: (9.0). Dimensions:

R. Lalique eagle hood mascot. Stunning figure of eagle head. Glass is in excellent condition, and displays beautifully. Marked Lalique at bottom. Condition: (9.0). Dimensions: 4 -1/4" T.

R. Lalique clear & frosted glass Libellule mascot. Engraved, "R. Lalique France". M p. 501, 1145. 8"H x 8"L, Circa - 1928.

Clear glass R. Lalique rooster head hood mascot. Glass is in excellent condition, and displays beautifully. Marked Lalique France at base. Condition: (9.0). Dimensions: 7" T.

R. Lalique, France Green Glass Rooster Car Mascot. 8"h. Condition: Very Good.

AN R. LALIQUE , FRANCE COQ NAIN BANTAM GLASS CAR MASCOT signed R. Lalique France. (20cm high )

R. Lalique Libellule petite frosted and clear glass mascot hood ornament. Marked R. Lalique and France at base. Excellent condition piece. Condition: (9.0). Dimensions: 6 -1/2" x 2 -1/4".

A collection of two Bohemian glass automobile mascots in the Lalique style. Both raised on square wood bases. Female figure measures 7.5" and 9.25" overall. The car racer measures 5.25" and 8.5" overa

Lalique Tete d'Aigle eagle head car mascot. Originally designed in the 1920's as a luxury automobile mascot/hood ornament. Marked "Lalique ® France" on base, along with original paper sticker.

A 'Tete d'Aigle' glass mascot by Rene Lalique, introduced 14th March 1928, moulded 'R.Lalique' and 'France' to the side of neck, in the form of an eagle's head in clear and frosted glass, 14cm long.

Lot of 2 antique art glass automobile radiator covers or hood ornaments including rare pale lavender goldfish or koi fish signed R. LALIQUE in block letters, mounted no bronze cap stamped "RL France"

Two Lalique Molded and Frosted Glass Mascots 20th Century comprising a Tete d'Aigle example with molded R. LALIQUE/ FRANCE mark and a Tete de Coqwith acid-etched Lalique/ France mark. Height of first

Hood Ornaments / LALIQUE AUTOMOBILE MASCOTS, 1932 / Saint Christophe. Glass mounted signed on the glass LALIQUE, FRANCE on polish chrome base. Dimensions: H 6" x W 4" x D 3.75Condition: some chips and

Twentieth century. "Tete de Coq" automobile mascots set into frosted glass bases as bookends. Unsigned. 7.5"h. 7.75"w. overall.

Lalique 'Chrysis' Late 20th Century The frosted glass female figure is after an earlier cast glass automobile mascot designed and manufactured by Rene Lalique. This homage figure is from the mid to la

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