radiator mascot swan, chromium-plated, mounted on a

MOBIL OIL CO. '30s radiator mascot made of chromium-plated brass "Pegasus", mounted on a wood base , with radiator cap, height: 14cm, figure: 9.5cm, depth: 12.5cm German Description MOBIL OIL CO. 30er

'20s radiator mascot brass nickel-plated "Pegasus", mounted on a wood base , with radiator cap, height: 16.5cm, figure: 10.5cm, depth: 14cm German Description 20er Jahre Kühlerfigur Messing vernickel

Radiator figure lion Probably France, c. 1925 Naturalistic representation of a lion leaning on the globe with his front paws. Chrome-plated metal. Mounted on matching black lacquered wooden base. H. 2

Whimsical mascot, nickel plated bronze mounted on an original bake-lite radiator cap. Marked "AL 1923". (Good). 6" T.

Eagle hood ornament, mascot, radiator cap, most probably nickel plated brass, circa 1920s, mounted on stone base, 6-7/8" tall. SHIPPING:

1930s Packard Cormorant Radiator Mascot - Offered Without ReserveChrome plated diecast, stately bird with wings raised and neck bent down, mounted on chrome cap, 5” L x 6.5” H (mascot).

ALVIS / A.E.L. LOUIS LEJEUNES 1920, radiator mascot made of nickel-plated brass "Hare", (design by: A.E.L. Louis Lejeunes for Alvis vehicle), mounted on a wood base , with radiator cap, total height:

ALVIS / A.E.L. LOUIS LEJEUNES 1930, radiator mascot made of nickel-plated brass "Hare", (design by: A.E.L. Louis Lejeunes for Alvis vehicles model 12/40, 12/50, 12/60), mounted on a wood base , with r

Bear in Tree Radiator Mascot - Offered Without ReserveChrome plated diecast metal captures bear cub in a trimmed down tree, marked on bottom of base Dodge Inc, mounted on plastic cap, 4” H x 3&r

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

Messko radiator thermometer gauge hood ornament mascot, winged form, most probably nickel plated brass, German, circa 1930s, mounted on granite base, 8" tall.

A forward leaning Bentley winged 'B' mascot, double-wing version, chrome plated (worn), 10cm long, mounted on a radiator cap.

Small highly detailed bull, nickel plated bronze, mounted on a wood base. The second is a small horse on a radiator cap, mounted on a wood base, marked Villars. (Excellent). Largest: 5-1/2" T.

A forward leaning Bentley winged 'B' mascot, 1932-33, single-wing version, chrome plated, 10cm long, mounted on a radiator cap.

A Rolls-Royce 20/25Hp 'Spirit of Ecstasy' mascot, chrome-plated, marked 'Reg.U.S.Pat.Off' and 'Trade Mark Reg' under the wings, 12cm high, mounted on a radiator cap. For further information on this lo

A 'Cupid' mascot by J Dunach, French, circa 1910, signed, nickel plated bronze, 19cm, high, mounted on a chromed radiator cap.

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.

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

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.

Tiny silver plated motorcycle and rider, 1920's, British. Mounted on an original radiator cap. (Good). 3" T.

Chrome plated figure after Rolls Royce's "Flying Lady" or "Spirit of Ecstasy" hood ornament, mounted to a radiator cap. 5"h x 5.25"w x 4.75"d, 6.5"h overall

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

A replica forward leaning Bentley winged 'B' mascot, based on the 1932-33 single-wing, chrome plated, engraved Bentley Motors (1931) Ltd to base, 10cm long, mounted on a radiator cap.

Salute to Airmail, 1968; Chromium plated copper mounted to Plexiglas base; Initialed and numbered 3/50; 4 1/2" high; 5 7/8" (with base); Publisher: International Collectors Society, New York; Literatu