Lalique Tete d'Aigle Car Mascot

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.

Lalique, Tete d'Aigle Car MascotFrance, late 20th century, clear crystal with polished and frosted finish, signed, with wood stand. 4.5 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLi

Eagle head car mascot, molded at the side "R. Lalique" and etched at the foot "Lalique France". 4.5"h

Lalique `Tete D`Aigle' automobile hood ornament or car mascot, designed by Ren̩ Lalique c. 1928. Reference: R. LALIQUE. M p. 499, No. 1138. Height: 4 3/8 inches. Weight: 3 1/4 lbs. Circa: 1960

Clear and frosted Lalique Tete d'Aigle car mascot Eagle. Signed Lalique France. Measures 4 1/2" tall 5 1/4" wide

A Lalique 'Tete d'Aigle' clear glass car mascot, A Lalique 'Tete d'Aigle' clear glass car mascot, designed in 1928, modern, with frosted details, engraved 'Lalique R France', 11cm high Condition Repor

Mid-20th century Signed: Lalique France Of clear and frosted colorless glass, eagle's head 4.5" H x 5.5" W x 3.375" D Provenance: The Collection of Hector and Cuqui Sanchez, Things of Long Ago, Pico R

Lalique et Cie 'Tete d'Aigle' Molded Colorless and Frosted Glass Car Mascot/ Paperweight, Second Half Twentieth Century, originally designed by René Lalique in 1928, Marcilhac number 1138, unsigned

Rene Lalique, a Tete d'Aigle glass car mascot, model 1138, designed circa 1928, polished and frosted with sepia staining, moulded marks R Lalique, France, 11cm high

Lalique Frosted Crystal "Tete d'Aigle" Car Mascot. Signed Lalique France. Measures 4-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 3-1/8". . Condition: Good condition. Estimate: $150.00 - $250.00 Domestic Shipping: $52.00

Lalique et et Cie "Tete d'Aigle" Molded Colorless and Frosted Glass Car Mascot / Hood Ornament / Paperweight, Second Half Twentieth Century, originally designed by Rene Lalique in 1928, Marcilhac numb

Lalique signed Tete d'Aigle (Eagle's Head) frosted crystal art glass car mascot hood ornament/paperweight

A very fine and well detailed French Art Deco frosted and polished glass car mascot entitled ‘Tête D’Aigle’ by René Lalique – an imposing glass car mascot of an eagle’s head with fine moul

A Tête D'Aigle glass car mascot by Rene Lalique, French, 1928, polished and frosted glass, faintly marked Lalique (with double tailed Q) France around the neck line, old scratches under the base,

or paperweight, "Tete D'Aigle", frosted, 4 1/2", signed, excellent.

The French crystal sculpture is titled Tete d'Aigle and signed by engraved signature to the base. Measures 4.5 x 5.5 x 3.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services o

2 pieces total frosted and molded crystal each signed Lalique France, to include 1) "Tete de Coq" rooster head, 7" h. x 6.5" x 3". 2) "Tete D'aigle" eagle head, 4.5" h. x 5.5" x 3.5". No condition iss

signed "Lalique France" 4 1/2 x 7 1/4 x 5 3/4 in. (11.4 x 18.4 x 14.6 cm.) Provenance: Property from a residence designed by William Haines, Beverly Hills, California

Lalique Molded and Frosted Crystal "Tete d'Aigle" Mascot with a molded signature at the base of the feathers, engraved "Lalique France" on the base, this model originally produced in 1928, and markete

A Cristal Lalique Tete d'aigle glass mascot, French, post-War, moulded eagle's head in clear satin and frosted glass, engrave Lalique France to the base, 11cm high. Lot to be sold without reserve.

Circa 1978 or later Signed: Lalique ® France The frosted crystal mascot in the form of an eagle's head 4.375" H x 3.375" W x 5.375" D

Rene Lalique Tete de paon car mascot, model 1140 France, c. 1928frosted and clear glass 7.125 h x 4 w x 3 d in (18 x 10 x 8 cm) Molded maker's mark to side 'R. Lalique'. Literat

20th century With molded marks: R Lalique / France Clear and frosted glass eagle head 4.5" H x 5.375" W x 3.25" D

LALIQUE TÊTE D'AIGLE ART GLASS CAR MASCOT, frosted colorless, signed, "LALIQUE FRANCE". Second half 20th century. 4 1/4" H, 5 1/4" WOA.Undamaged.Literature: Marcilhac - R. Lalique, p. 499, fig. 113