Rene Lalique large and heavy cast aluminium mascot of a woman’s head at speed, currently mounted on a marble block but could be mounted on the radiator-cap of a large continental car of the period 1918-1935. Length 25cms, height 20cms. Magnificent piece. Location: LHCL
Nickeled radiator-cap with original prewar mascot of the kilted Jacobite Highlander Phineas Maclino (uclu). Original accessory-mascot. Height mascot 16cms. Outer diameter thread of cap 6.3cms. Suitable for large car. Rare piece for collectors but would look magnificent on any large prewar British car. Location: LHCL
Large Stork-mascot in bronze (1910-1930), made to be mounted on a radiator-cap, unknown maker but has the letters DB engraved (De Dion Bouton?). Very good condition, could be nickelled or chromed. Length 23cms, height 13cms. Location: LHCL
Flying Lady holding wheel. Chromed, in very good condition. Mounted on neat wooden block, can be taken off for use as radiator-mascot. Length 21cms. Location: LHCL
Chromed crowing-cock mascot, mounted on square wooden block but originally off 1930s Singer Bantam radiatorcap. Registered GT Britain – number 802071. Good condition but some pitting under wings. Height 8cms, wingspan 12cms. Location: LHCL
Small original glass mascot mounted on oval block, depicting “woman’s head at speed” (Corningwear daughter). Length of head 12cms, height 6 ½ cms. Location: LHCL
Beautiful “Victory”-repo large glass mascot mounted on cut and polished glass or marble (?) block, depicting “woman’s head at speed”. Height with stand 23cms, length 25cms. Location: LHCL
Chromed mascot of a woman’s head at speed. Can be mounted on top centre of radiator-cowl, grille or bonnet (hood) of car. Height mascot 8 ½ cms. Distance between mounting holes 7 ½ cms. Very good condition. Location: LHCL
Broken down. Not working. Could bake a working engine from the 2. Found in grandfathers / uncles garage along with large amount of other de Dion parts..