Early canvas decoy

Early canvas decoy. 22" L., 18" Ht..

H. Blanton Saunders (1910-1982) Poplar Branch, NC, c. 1940 22 1/2 in. long An early, turned-head, canvas-over-wire Canada goose decoy. An inscription on underside reads, "Canada Goose / Made by H. Bla

Early 20th Century Lyle Lane, Princeton, IL Canvas Back DecoyLength: 15 1/2 inches

EARLY COOT by Jim Quidley, Kitty Hawk, NC, circa 1940. Good paint and condition. Retains rigging staple. Canvas and wire construction. A rare North Carolina canvas decoy

Large Eider decoy with old working paint L 18" Oversized canvas back decoy in old working paint. L 18". Third decoy in old working paint L 13-1/2". Early 20th century. Condition: Excellent with minor

American Redheaded Canvas and Wood Duck DecoyEarly 20th century American Redheaded duck decoy made of painted canvas and wood. The body is canvas over a wire frame with black painted tail and breast a

Early 20th century, likely Maryland. Manner of Ward Brothers. The piece has been used and shows good signs of age. The piece looks to have been used little however. The base is impressed with the name

America, early 20th century Comprising a red, white, and blue-painted roulette wheel with gilt bead borders, a painted canvas Canada Goose decoy, and two painted flat duck silhouettes. Length of goose

(1863-1956, Churches Island, North Carolina) Canada goose decoy with wire frame and canvas body. The duck retains its early surface and is quite original overall. H9 3/4" W8 1/4" L21 1/2"

Nine Painted Duck Decoys Early 20th Century including carved and painted wood examples, and one JW Reynolds canvas example. Length of longest 22 inches. Property from the Estate of a Midwestern Collec

VERY RARE LEE MODEL OVERALLS Size 35” waist 28” inseam condition: GOOD/WEARABLE NO RESERVE

Very early Baseball Party game made of canvas. Like pin the tail on the donkey, you try to place the baseball in the catchers mitt. Great colors and image of early baseball players. Comes with basebal

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Large Swan Canvas Decoy; Signed JARVIS & ERLEAN SNOW: Signed on Bottom Jarvis and Erlean Snow, Currituck Co. Hand Carved Head and Neck with Black Painted Beak and Eyes. White Stretched Canvas Tacked t

EARLY MALLARD DRAKE HEAD by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Premier grade with very weathered original paint. Together with a BLACK DUCK HEAD in weathered original paint and very good structural con

This early canvas fire bucket is complete with its original handle. It stands 14" tall and is 9" wide at the top. These types of buckets were mainly used on horse-drawn fire ladder wagons.

Early canvas golf bag with 10 early clubs including: Otis Moore wooden mallet head putter with cross hatched brass face; 8 assorted steel-head wooden shafted clubs, 5 signed "Alex McDonald", 3 by "Jac

has traces of original paint, neck has crack and old repair, 9" h x 20" w x 7" d

Follower of Nattier Portrait French School circa early 19th century or 18th century painting (early canvas weave visible in raking light in the background of the composition), oil on canvas, 32 x 26 i

Anonymous. Fear Not I am With Thee. c. early 1900s. Not signed or dated. Oil on early canvas panel. 29"w x 23"h with frame. Some paint loss and damage throughout, but is a survivor example. Provenance

Anonymous. All Tied Up Under The Tree. c.1900. Paint on early canvas panel. Heavy crazing throughout and minor paint loss lower left, otherwise good condition for age. 18" x 15". Est. $800-1,200. Ship

EARLY BLACK DUCK, Delaware River, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition showing some in-use wear. Early decoy carved in the Bordentown style. Raised carved wings and fluted tail. Painted feather

Beuatiful early decoy, found near Weedsport NY I have consulted some people and have had 50/50 split.. one Gentleman stated its an earlier less known head by Stevens, others say its a Period Duck that

RARE BLACK DUCK by the Armstrong Featherweight Decoy Co., Houston, TX, circa 1938-45. Canvas decoy in very good condition for its age. Some feather detail still visible. Retains original stitching and