Unveil the allure of the past with this rare 1940s Dodge Incorporated Brass and Copper Horsehead—an exquisite vintage treasure for your home or collection.
1940's large 3D raised horse plaque in cast copper by Dodge, Inc. Dodge Inc. began in Chicago in the mid 1920's by Ray E. Dodge, a former track star in the 1924 Olympics. In 1930 he moved the company to Los Angeles to begin making Oscars for Hollywood's Academy Awards & in 1949 began producing Hollywood's Emmys.
Exquisitely crafted from brass and copper, showcasing meticulous detail and quality.
Originating from the 1940s, this piece carries historical significance and charm.
Perfect for collectors of vintage or western-themed decor, adding a touch of elegance to any room.
This horsehead wall art not only elevates your home’s aesthetic but also serves as a conversation starter, bridging stories of the past with the present. All sales are final
Unveil the allure of the past with this rare 1940s Dodge Incorporated Brass and Copper Horsehead—an exquisite vintage treasure for your home or collection.
1940's large 3D raised horse plaque in cast copper by Dodge, Inc. Dodge Inc. began in Chicago in the mid 1920's by Ray E. Dodge, a former track star in the 1924 Olympics. In 1930 he moved the company to Los Angeles to begin making Oscars for Hollywood's Academy Awards & in 1949 began producing Hollywood's Emmys.
Exquisitely crafted from brass and copper, showcasing meticulous detail and quality.
Originating from the 1940s, this piece carries historical significance and charm.
Perfect for collectors of vintage or western-themed decor, adding a touch of elegance to any room.
This horsehead wall art not only elevates your home’s aesthetic but also serves as a conversation starter, bridging stories of the past with the present. All sales are final
