Art Deco Flying Lady Hood Ornament Uranium Glass — 1930s H. Hoffmann

Product detailed description

This Art Deco Flying Lady hood ornament was produced in Bohemia from original period molds designed by H. Hoffmann around 1930. It represents the era when sculptural hood ornaments served as expressive automotive mascots, symbolizing speed, movement, and modern elegance.

The stylized female figure with flowing wings reflects strong French Art Deco influence, which shaped European automotive ornament design in the early 20th century. This iconic Flying Lady form is widely associated with luxury automotive mascots such as the Rolls-Royce Spirit of Ecstasy, which inspired a whole generation of Art Deco hood ornament designs. Hoffmann’s approach shows inspiration drawn from René Lalique, particularly in the smooth modeling, dynamic lines, and balanced proportions, while remaining distinctly Bohemian in execution.

Made of uranium glass, the surface displays a strong UV glow under ultraviolet light. The sculptural form emphasizes motion and aerodynamic elegance. Originally intended as a car hood ornament, today it is highly sought after as a collectible Art Deco automotive mascot and decorative display piece.

Condition:
Excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, no scratch.

Dimensions:
Height 8 in (20 cm)
Length 5 ½ in (14 cm)

Shipping:
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Delivery Times:
United States & Canada: 2–3 business days
United Kingdom: 1–3 business days
European Union: 1–2 business days
Australia & Asia: 4–6 business days

Shipping price: $39
Combined shipping: $19 for each additional item in one box.