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Rene Lalique Topaz Sanglier (Wild Boar) Mascot
Bradley Gent
for sale €2,048     $2,223
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Rene Lalique Topaz Sanglier (Wild Boar) Mascot

1920 - 1940
For Sale by Bradley Gent
Description

Rene Lalique sanglier (wild boar) car mascot

Moulded mark R Lalique between the legs

Stencilled R Lalique France to the base

Introduced in 1929

Marcilhac page ref:503

Fine original condition

Physical Dimensions
Height
7cm (2.76")
Width
9cm (3.54")
Declaration

Bradley Gent has dated this Lalique Glass Car Mascot to the 1930s.

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SA924995
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2430
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Description
Rene Lalique sanglier (wild boar) car mascot

Moulded mark R Lalique between the legs

Stencilled R Lalique France to the base

Introduced in 1929

Marcilhac page ref:503

Fine original condition

Height
7cm (2.76")
Width
9cm (3.54")
Date of Manufacture

Bradley Gent has dated this Lalique Glass Car Mascot to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA924995
Dealers Internal Ref
2430
Bradley Gent
Bradley Gent
Sellingantiques verified Since Jun 2020

Specialising in rene lalique glass

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An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base.
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Archive I An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base.

Rene Lalique Topaz Sanglier (Wild Boar) Mascot

Archive II An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base. View II
Archive III An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base. View III
Archive IV Scale Reference for An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base.
Archive V An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base. View V
Archive VI An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base. View VI
Archive VII An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base. View VII
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Telephone 07711 158005
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Devon
United Kingdom
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Bradley Gent
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An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base.
Rene Lalique topaz sanglier (wild boar) mascot
Ref: SA924995
An Art Deco topaz-tinted moulded glass car mascot depicting a standing wild boar on an integral circular base.
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FAQs

Glass car mascots emerged in the 1920s as luxury accessories for automobiles, mounted on radiator caps to personalise high-end motorcars. Leading glassmakers produced these aerodynamic and stylized animal forms, which transitioned into standalone decorative paperweights as vehicle design evolved.

These mascots were produced using heavy press-moulding techniques with thick lead crystal or glass. Craftsmen applied combined hand-finishing treatments, such as acid-etching, frosted surfaces, and polishing, to highlight anatomical details and control light refraction.

Authentic period pieces exhibit crisp moulded details, substantial weight, and specific acid-etched or moulded signatures near the base. Originals also feature characteristic hand-finishing marks and correct glass colourations distinct from later reproductions.

Position glass mascots where directional light, such as natural window light or focused shelving spotlights, can illuminate the glass tint and interior details. They serve effectively as paperweights on an executive desk or as focal accents within a curation of glassware.

Clean glass mascots using lukewarm water with mild dish soap and a soft lint-free cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaning agents, harsh chemical solvents, or extreme temperature fluctuations that could induce thermal stress or damage surface treatments.
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