A Bronze Car Mascotte Of An Eagle On Globe 23 cm

This object is an Art Deco bronze sculpture of an eagle standing on a globe, mounted on a polished marble base. This particular design is often attributed to the artist Casimir Brau and was originally used as a “mascot” or radiator ornament for cars in the 1920s, such as those of the French brand Messier.
Features and Details
Material: The figure itself is cast in solid bronze, while the stepped base is made of dark (often black or grey-veined) marble.
Style: The sculpture displays typical characteristics of the Art Deco movement, with stylized, streamlined feathers and a dynamic, upward posture symbolizing strength and speed.
Dimensions: Reproductions and original examples of this size are generally about 22 to 23 cm high.
Use: Although it originally served as a car ornament, it is now a popular decorative item for a desk or bookshelf.