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Comet car mascots, a fine pair!

Two Eagle car mascots, the one of the left is a modern example by Cristal Lalique, the other one is an original inter-war period example.

A superb Naiade Mermaid (Water Maiden) in an opalescent milky-blue with an orange fire-glow core.

Toby Elephant as a desk ornament or paperweight.

Vitesse in opalescent milky-blue as a desk ornament, mint & boxed with Lalique factory certificate. Modern but now discontinued from their range.

Chrysis (leaning back female nude). This taken from the car mascot version (which would have had a groove in the bse to take the radiator mount). This is in an opalescent milky-blue. Modern in its box with certificate. Now discontinued from their range.

Chrysis as a car mascot in a clear & frosted glass with a silky satin finish.

Victoire (Victory) and Hibou (Owl) car mascot both in clear & frosted finish. These are rare inter-war period pieces.

Hibou (Owl) car mascot which was badly damaged in an accident in 1932 when mounted onto the radiator of a Bugatti Type 57.... it still retains its original metal radiater cap!

Renard (Fox). This is considered the very rarest out of the 30 different types & styles of mascots. It is finished in clear & frosted glass with fine detailing to the fur.

Sanglier (Wild Boer) mascot in a topaz finish. The 'R. Lalique' signature along with smaller 'France' is in block captitals corerectly stenciled to the bottom of the base.

Longchamp 2nd model 'B' in clear & frosted finish. This is mounted onto one of our contemporary black glass display bases, which come in three sizes for the vasrious sizes of mascot bases.

Rolls-Royce commisisoned Lalique to produce a smaller version of their Spirt of Ecstacy (flying lady) car mascot for a selected few clients who wished to replace the metal mascot on the raidiator. These are discontinued and hard to locate now!

Rolls-Royce commisioned Lalique to produce a limited run of numbered 1 to 200 replicas of the Spirit of Ecsacy car mascot as a desk ornament to commemorate their 90th anniversary in 1992. Boxed with certificate.

Lalique 'Mascot' watch produced in alimited edition, boxed with certificate, papers etc.

Lalique 'Mascot' watch (underneath).

Lalique 'Mascot' watch (side view).

Lalique 'Mascot' watch (frontal view).

Tete de Coq (showing detail of the head).

Chouette (little baby Owl).

Chouette (little baby Owl) showing the engraved signature in script along the bottom.

Coq Nain (full cockeral) in a rare opalescent dark blue finish.

A pair of Hirondelle (Swallows) as presse-papiers (bookends).

Comete car mascot mounted onto its metal radiator cap base.

Comete detail of the 'R. Lalique' signature in intaglio block capitals with engraved 'France' (underneath) along the end of the tail.

Longchamp 'B' mounted onto a metal radiator cap.

Faucon (Falcon) car mascot complete with original Breves Galleries illuminating radiator metal mount.

Chouette (Little Owl), this is the second (fatter) version produced post-war by Cristal Lalique.

Archer (roundel) mascot in clear & frosted finish.

Tete de Belier (Rams head) car mascot in clear & frosted finish, mounted onto an original metal Breves Galleries illuminating radiator base.

Tete de Coq car mascot in clear & frosted finish.

Grand Libellule (large Dragfonfly) car mascot in clear & frosted finish.

Longchamp 'A' car mascot (with a double mane). This is in a clear & frosted finish.

Perche (Fish) car mascot in clear & frosted with an opalesecent milky-blue finish.

Grenouille (Frog) car mascot in a clear & frsoted finish.

Hirondelle (Swallow) in a clear & frosterd finish. The bird is mounted onto a part of the radiator mount for a car.

Epsom (Horse head) car mascot with the component parts of the metal radiator mount.

Cinq Chevaux (Five horses) car mascot mounted onto a Citroen radiator.

Siren (Water Maiden Mermaide) in clear & frosted with a slight milky-blue opalescent tint.

Longchamp 'A' car mascot clearly showing the double mane. This is in a clear & frsoted satin finish.

Cinq Chevaux showing close-up detail of the 'R. Lalique' intaglio block capitals signature along with engraved 'France'.

A pair of Tete de Paon car mascots. The example on the left is in a light clear & frosted finish, whereas the example on the right has dark highlights applied. Both having the 'R. Lalique' intaglio capital signature, along with small 'France' in the mounting groove of the base.

Faucon in a clear & frosted finish.

Coq Houdan in a clear & frosted finish.

Bugatti rampant Elephant in amber coloured christal.

Reviere - a pair of heavy cast & moulded glass kneeling female nude bookends. We have one pair only (produced by Lalique in the late 1990's) boxed with certificate.

Epsom, this superbly detailed mascot named aftert the famous nglish racecourse. Shows the straing head of the horse tryinmg to win The Grand National! This is mounted onto an original Breves Galleries metal illminating radiator base.

Comete mounted onto a Breves Galleries metal illuminating radiator base.

Rolls-Royce commisioned the 'Cristal Lalique' company to produce a limited run of numbered 1 to 200 replicas of the Spirit of Ecsacy car mascot as a desk ornament to commemorate their 90th anniversary in 1992. Boxed with certificate.

Reviere - a pair of heavy cast & moulded glass kneeling female nude bookends. We have one pair only (produced by Lalique in the late 1990's) boxed with certificate.

Renard (Fox). This is considered the very rarest out of the 30 different types & styles of mascots. It is finished in clear & frosted glass with fine detailing to the fur.

Grenouille (Frog) car mascot in a clear & frsoted finish. The signature on this piece is engraved as well as intaglio within the moulding process.

The rare Royal Greyhound (right side view) a special one-off non commercial piece presented to Prince George of the UK on his visit to Paris. See the full story in Vol. 2 of the book 'Unique Lalique Mascots' by G.G. Weiner.

The rare Royal Greyhound (left side view) a special one-off non commercial piece presented to Prince George of the UK on his visit to Paris. See the full story in Vol. 2 of the book 'Unique Lalique Mascots' by G.G. Weiner.

The rare Royal Greyhound (left side viewof the R. Lalique signature) a special one-off non commercial piece presented to Prince George of the UK on his visit to Paris. See the full story in Vol. 2 of the book 'Unique Lalique Mascots' by G.G. Weiner.

The rare Royal Greyhound (underneath the damaged base) a special one-off non commercial piece presented to Prince George of the UK on his visit to Paris. See the full story in Vol. 2 of the book 'Unique Lalique Mascots' by G.G. Weiner.

The rare Royal Greyhound (right side view) a special one-off non commercial piece presented to Prince George of the UK on his visit to Paris. See the full story in Vol. 2 of the book 'Unique Lalique Mascots' by G.G. Weiner.

The rare Royal Greyhound (the metal base ring mount) a special one-off non commercial piece presented to Prince George of the UK on his visit to Paris. See the full story in Vol. 2 of the book 'Unique Lalique Mascots' by G.G. Weiner. Images courtesy of the former o wner of this Greyhound Tony Wraigh...

Renard Car Mascot by Lalique introduced onto the market on 9th December 1930 as Lalique catalogue number 1182. Renard (Fox) Car Mascot produced by Lalique in 1930 to 1941 (with the German occupation of the factory in the Alsace region of France). Mascot production continued until the death of (the f...

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In this album you’ll find a collection of some of our best photos. We hope you enjoy them!