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1930 Art Deco Winged Woman Mascot/Hood Ornament M-123 There are some casting pits

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Description

There are some casting pits

flying from a lily behind a clump of bushes

This is one of the very finest and rarest of all early French mascots

It is made of bronze and measures approximately 3 inches high with “Boccazzi” marked on the back

An original of this mascot has been photographed and described in Michel Legrand book “Mascottes Passion” Plate 482

1930 Art Deco Winged Woman Mascot/Hood Ornament M-123 There are some casting pitsA 1930s Art Deco Winged Woman Mascot Hood Ornament. It depicts a winged lady, standing nude with the wind blowing through her hair. It is made of bronze and measures approximately 6 inches high. It is a reproduction. This is an individual piece there may be small differences between the pictures and the physical piece. This adds to the exclusivity of this ornament.

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