History What is this wheel cover (hubcap)

I call them hubcaps, but I know it's technically a wheel cover.
Saw this photo on Facebook, I can't identify the hubcap. Anyone know?

 

Highly resembles a stock 50 Olds.

 

50 to 53 stock wheel cover with the center painted or covered with something else.

 

Yeah and that particular style was on Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, and Cadillacs. I'm not so sure about Buick I think they were different...

 

Come on, fellas! I have 10 '50-'53 Olds hubcaps. That is not what this is!
I suppose it might be an aftermarket cap - I have a pair of knockoff Cadillac aftermarket caps that look similar but the caps on that car are curvier and sexier.
No one recognizes the countours??

 

what atomickustom says ^^^

 

these are 53 Cad

 

These are 52 Cad , So kinda cancels 52-53Cadillacs being the source .

 

Those are the real sombreros ^^^^, there are aftermarket ones that fit a regular rim like the op.

 

Series 62 were like this:

 

To me they look like Packard caps

 

@straykatkustoms

 

Not Olds, not Caddy, not Packard.
I'm assuming the center medallion was custom painted but I can't identify the cap itself.

 

I'm guessing they are the sombrero aftermarket wheel covers. They are a very kool, I like them better than the Caddy's because you can see the rim of the wheel. I have a couple of damaged ones at the station. I'll check them out and see.

Brad Masterson ran them on his fastback.

 

Found the picks on Rikster's web site..

 

Give us a better photo; straight on you might get a better response.

 

Maybe Kaiser? I'm not familiar enough with Willys & Kaiser to know for sure

 

That is the only photo I have ever seen of that particular car. If I had more photos to work with I could probably figure it out.