Includes scarce titles. Some wear to protective dust jackets. Varied condition. (10)

Includes scarce titles. Some wear to protective dust jackets. Varied condition. (10)

A magnificent Icarus factory mascot, designed by Frederick Gordon Crosby, nickel plated bronze construction, the Icarus mascot being commissioned ...

Includes scarce titles. Some wear to protective dust jackets. Varied condition. (10)

Includes scarce titles. Some wear to protective dust jackets. Varied condition. (13)

Description from the vendor - The wheel covers fit a 650/700 by 19 inch wheel. I bought them for my car but decided not to fit them. They are silv...

Description from the vendor - The Magic of a Name is the leather bound edition presented to Sir Archibald Sinclair by Lord Hives on 16 May 1950. T...

Including an example for Michelin tyres and other from a Liverpool bus stop. Varied condition. (4)

As reputedly fitted to Crossley motorcars of the 1920s and 30s period. Chrome-plated, with some tarnishing. Display base mounted.

An impressive Minerva Goddess Head mascot for the eight cylinder AL-series Minerva cars of the late 1920s and early 1930s period, by the Flemish a...

Double-sided example, good condition.

Double-sided example, fair condition.

Felix the Cat Accessory Mascot by Lejeune, signed 'Felix' to base. Finished in natural un-plated bronze, believed c1920's period. Approximately 10...

Features pouring oil bottle image over striking green base enamel.

Double-sided example, with twin mounting chains. Good gloss.

A rare accessory mascot, depicting the Edwardian chauffeur boy, wearing his hat, motoring coat and goggles (with car horn in hand). Marked 'La Cha...

Marked 'Property of Shellmex & BP Ltd'. Some fading to lettering and light nibbling to base.

The Finnigans Icarus mascot by Colin George, as fitted to Farman cars circa 1919-1920 period, featuring the famous winged character who flew too c...

Marked 'Hailware British Made'. Very good condition, save for light fading.

Reg. 807924. Chrome on brass. Some distress, mounted to a correct radiator cap. Together with a Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow-type mascot - believed r...

Marked 'Webb's Crystal Glass Co' and 'British Made'. Very good condition.

Monkey Mechanic' accessory mascot by Charles Paillet. Features a well-detailed primate holding an oversized spanner aloft. Nickel-plated and signe...

Marked 'Hailware British Made'. Rare example, featuring moulded shield and lettering. Some fading to lettering and a large chip from the base.

Marked 'Hailware British Made'. Very good condition, save for light nibbling to the base.

An earlier style c1920s example, featuring the larger ears and paws, finished in nickel & stamped AEL to the reverse side.

Good visual condition, electrical condition unknown.

Showcasing their range of screws, hooks and other metal fittings. Good condition.

Mechanical condition unknown, some components appear missing.

A c1930s example, featuring the small ears and paws, finished in nickel & stamped AEL to the reverse side.

Retains some original paintwork and fittings.

Great for display, offered in distressed condition.

Includes a Maltese Cross mounted to a radiator cap, a seated Cherub, a c1950s Leaping Jaguar plus a Leaping Greyhound. Varied condition. (4)

Chrome-plated, with original enamel badge.

A rare original 1920s advertising mascot, stamped 'Skegness is SO Bracing' & as featured on all period holiday advertisements for the town. Excell...

Together with a later example for MG. Varied condition. (2)

Appear to have some components missing. Distressed condition. (2)

Built to a very high standard, offered requiring recommissioning.

Three-Tone, electrical condition unknown.

Appears to be a size - 'S', together with a vintage green waterproof 'Belstaff' coat. (2)

Hollow-cast, nickel-plated, 11cm high. Good condition.

An intriguing bronze & enamelled accessory mascot, well detailed with AEL stamping & Felix signature to base area. Believed to date from the c1920...

Chrome-plated mascot, with hinging speed nymph that flies horizontally in the wind. Some wear to the plating and mounted to a large cap.

To include framed photographs and artwork prints depicting motorcycles, veteran vehicles and commercial vehicles. Varied condition. (Qty)

To include framed photographs and artwork prints depicting motorcycles, veteran vehicles and commercial vehicles. Varied condition. (Qty)

Smaller-sized example, as fitted to light cars and motorcycles, WW1 period, designed by Bruce Bairnsfather.

Believed c1960s, showing BSA motorcycles and their riders at the Bridge over the River Avon and the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre. Distressed condi...

Tin construction, with some fading. Appears to be in working condition.

A rare 'Ballerina Girl' accessory mascot designed by G. Poitvin, 1924-1926, well-detailed silvered bronze figure of a ballerina girl gazing down ...

Including examples for Shell, some complete with brass caps. Varied condition. (7)

A good example of this sought-after can, featuring colourful images of a Brooklands racing car, motorboat & sea plane. Cap included.

As produced in the c1920s, being of French origin & featuring a happy, exuberant dancing girl, superb attention to finish and detail, the front ma...

A vintage metal child's crane model, with operational winch. Some surface rusting.

Offered requiring restoration.

To include a chrome-plated car mascot depicting a winged speed nymph, a Sphinx mascot trim and a Calorimeter. Varied condition. (3)

A small retirement presentation-type "B", as awarded for senior employee long service. Display base mounted.

Fitted to a large wooden display base. Wired for illumination, however electrical condition is unknown.

A good nickel-plated bronze Spirit of Ecstasy, as fitted to c1912 - 14 period 40/50HP Silver Ghost models, signed to the base by sculptor Charles ...

Manufactured by Gold-Rad of Koln, Germany. Requires recommissioning.

Constructed from solid nickel, with all correct markings and dating features. Signed by the sculptor Charles Sykes. Good condition.

Appears complete, less carburettor. Mechanical condition unknown.