Bugatti's Royale elephant is one of the most iconic hood ornaments in automotive history. Sculpted by the renowned artist Rembrandt Bugatti, Ettore Bugatti's brother, the rearing elephant was chosen to adorn the radiator of the legendary Bugatti Type 41 Royale, of which only six cars ever were built, and the Petite Royale, the Type 46.
This extremely hard-to-find mascot is now available in aN exclusive series OF .
They are cast in bronze and hand finished at a family-owned bronze-foundry in Italy, paying meticulously attention to the original model.
The Royale Elephant is available in two versions. One with the elephant standing on a wooden, circular base. And an original version, with the elephant standing on the famous Royale radiator cap, with the fully functional, well-known snap-lock.
The radiator cap is a reproduction of the original one, handmade at Danish Bugatti specialists at Gubso Garage.
This limited edition has been realized on initiative of Peter Koux and Peter Zinck.