Art Deco Goddess Statue

This Hood Ornament has been already sold, but Fluid Chrome Studios can create a similar artistic masterpiece.
This original vintage Bohemian crystal glass statue was produced in the 1950’s. It was re-casted in the original molds used by Rene Lalique Hood Ornament Manufacturing Company. It is a magnificent example of nude art mounted on a gorgeous piece of black onyx marble. It is also signed by the artist on the bottom. A great addition to any hood ornament or crystal statuette collector.

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