Felix

Original mold for the Felix mask from the Felix the Cat series.

A unique, original piece for a singular vintage decoration.

Hot-molded, resin-coated aluminum mold.
Piece mounted on a black lacquered metal base.

• Mold dimensions : 20 cm wide x 25 cm high, height approximately 60 cm with base.
• Stamped : Yes• Provenance : Old stock from the César factory, Saumur, France• Weight : 1.8 kg• Year of manufacture : 1980• Brand : Maison César

Bring home this one-of-a-kind Pop Culture piece to elevate your home or give the perfect gift to anyone nostalgic for the 60s through the 80s.

The story, the character, the creators, country of origin.
Felix the Cat is an iconic work of American animation created by Otto Messmer and Pat Sullivan in 1919. Initially appearing in the silent short film Feline Follies, produced by Paramount Studios, he quickly became the first major international star of animated cinema, rivaling the biggest stars of the era in popularity.

The plot of the short films follows the surreal and inventive adventures of this black and white cat. Living in a world often filled with absurdity, he must confront various comical and unpredictable situations, resolving his problems through his ingenuity and the fantastic visual artistry of his world.

Felix is ​​a particularly resourceful, mischievous, and resilient anthropomorphic tuxedo cat. Recognizable by his characteristic pensive gait, with his hands behind his back, he is distinguished by his slapstick humor tinged with dreaminess and poetry, capable of transforming his own tail or the objects around him to get himself out of trouble.