Anyone know what these 20s/30s wheel covers go to?

These are 17inch with a 7 inch opening. Ive heard they could be lions or spats but no positive id. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I've mostly seen those on late 40s-early 50s Chrysler products, though the 17" diameter is throwing me and I believe those were plastic. Did those years Mopars use 15" or 16" wheels?

Possibly aftermarket too for late 30s Fords.

1946 Chrysler = 16" wheels. 1947 and newer = 15" wheels.

I've seen Chevy and Packard metal ones, 16"

Look like cadillac sombrero hubcaps, without the center.

I have a few aluminum ones. I was told they were called spats like the 50s "Saddle Shoes".

I remember see these on 30's cars (17 inch wheels) in the late 40's and early 50's. There were aftermarket items.

Could they be covers for side mount or rear mount spare wheels where the cover goes partly up on to the tire and then joins with the outer ring?

These may have even been chrome at some point too cause there are some spots where you can see copper and it has tarnished. Thanks for the info guys anyone want them or know what they're worth? I don't have anything they fit.

By the design I think they would have to be for wire wheels. The hubcap held them in place. I have a similar 17" set for a '32 Packard but the Packard ones I've seen had a narrow chrome ring around the circumference.

This was just posted on The Old Motor | Old car photos today. The Town and Country seema to be wearing a set of the spats.

Stan Baumgartner a former Major League pitcher for the Philadelphia Philles and Athletics is seen here later in a second career, filming while working for News Reel Laboratory. The firm which is still in business as a news distributor was owned by Louis Kellman and later became Louis Kellam Productions and filmed starring Jane Mansfield and Dan Duryea in 1955.

We hope that you readers will tell us all about the rare Town and Country carrying a 1947 license plate. The Old Motor photo.

Hmm they do look right and there used to be a Chrysler products dealaership here in Pandora,Ohio Only reason I know is cause i occasionally work the guy that owns it now tearing apart little mgbs and triumphs. Guy that used to live at my house drove nothing but Dodges so maybe that is what these are from. Also found out that Buick had 17inch wheels at some point.