A GOOD 1920'S CHROME STANDING FEMALE CAR MASCOT on a

Radiator figure ''FEMME AU VOILE'' Max Le Verrier (design), France, c. 1920 Female figure standing on round base, holding her dress backwards. Zinc die-cast chrome patinated. Inscribed in the plinth:

Made in England by Louis Lejeune. Very good vintage condition with some wear and minor pitting according to age. Measures approx. 3" high x 3 1/2" long. Marked on the bottom.

A 1934 Chevrolet Eagle zinc diecast chrome car mascot Designed by William Schnell and Eric S Carlson Patent number 91300 7 – 29702 Condition: overall condition good signs of pitting to surface

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

Eagle with American flag holder. Circa 1930's , in very good condition. Has chrome flag holder protruding in back. Mounted on a round wood base with flag holder mounted on the base. From a single owne

1932-1937 Packard Senior Goddess of Speed car mascot, new chrome plated, ex condition and 1933 Chevrolet eagle mascot on a cap, some pitting, good shelf decoration.

Vintage chrome eagle Mascot, in very good condition. Slight pitting at base. Measures 3 inches by itself and 4.5 with base.From a single owner car mascot collection.#100

Vintage Chrome horse Mascot in very good overall condition. Measures 3.75 with out base and 5.5 inches with base.From a single owner car mascot collection.

Vintage 1950's radiator cap, In very good condition. Very little wear to the chrome. Marked on the upper interior. Franklin Die Casting, Made in USAMeasures 3.5 inches From a single owner car mascot c

Depicting a kneeling female with arched back and flowing hair raised on a circular base, fits into a chrome plated holder which has a light bulb, mounted on a wood base, signed "Lalique France", very

Boyce meter circa 1920 with boy on top. Eight inches in height.In very good condition. Thermometer appears to be not functioning.From a single owner car mascot collection.Inventory # 24A

Car ornament skater, chrome, c.1940's, some pitting, in overall good condition. 4.75 inches with out base 5 inches with base.From a single owner car mascot collection. Inventory # 44

American Cupid Motor Mascot, Ca. 1920s, H 8" W 3.5" L 5" | Zinc die cast and chrome plated. Standing winged cupid holding a bow and ready to loose an arrow. No apparent markings.

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 "

Flying horse on globe, chrome, c.1940's, appears to be orig. From a single owner car mascot collection. Height approximately 6.25 inches, 7 inches including base. Mounted on round wooden base approxim

A VINTAGE ROLLS ROYCE CHROME CAR MASCOT. 23 cm high.

Art deco circa 1920's, mascot of woman with arms extended in dress Marked pat. 75228, Our Inventory number 77

Circa 1920's type plane, Height is approximately 3.75 inches, 5 inches including base. Mounted on a hockey puck. From a single owner car mascot collection. 24c

!930's chrome foot hood ornament on base. This model was featured in the reference book about after market hood ornaments (Accessory Mascots : The Automotive Accents of Yesteryear. 1910-1940 by Dan Sm

W.N. Schnell (American, circa 1931). Figural Pierce-Arrow chrome plated car mascot / hood ornament, archer, Tireur d'Arc. 6 3/8"H including bolt, 4 5/8"-diameter at base. Losses and pitting to chrome

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

Vintage art deco Moon hood ornament by unknown manufacturer or designer.

Nice looking car mascot in the form of a stag with 10 point antlers made of a hard plastic like material and blue eyes that appear to be of glass. No marking present. Stands approx 5 1/4" tall.

RENÉ LALIQUE (FRENCH, 1860-1945), A 'SIRENE' CAR MASCOT, DESIGNED 1920 RENÉ LALIQUE (FRENCH, 1860-1945), A 'SIRENE' CAR MASCOT, DESIGNED 1920, clear glass, press-moulded, frosted and polished,