Flying Mallard Pair - Mike Borrett

Flying Surf Scoter PairMike Borrett (b. 1960)Madison, WI, 200920.75" long20.5" wing tip to wing tip Well sculpted wood carved life-size full body fliers. This pair is hand carved with surface detail a

Flying Canada Goose Pair Mike Borrett (b. 1960) Madison, WI, c. 2010 32 in. long, 34 1/2 in. wide Signed and dated by the maker. Original paint with light wear.

Miniature Flying Mallard Pair Aubrey J. Dando (b. 1885) Philadelphia, PA, c. 1930 3 3/4 in. long As found with reset wings. Provenance: Henry Sturgis Morgan Collection Private Collection, by descent i

Madison, WI, hand carved, glass eyes, excellent original paint, makers brand & dated 01 on left wing, 16"L x 14.75"Wingspan, est. 500 - 700

A pair of miniature 4 1/2 inch flying mallards, 10 inches high, by Russ Burr (1887-1955), Hingham, MA. A fine pair of carvings, signed with the maker's stamp on the other underside of the base. Origin

Signed Lou Hottes Cockeysvelle, MD, with two Johnson's Folding Fiberboard Decoys, height of mallards 9.75 inches

Madison, WI, glass eyes, hand carved, excellent condition, makers brand & dated 2002 on back, 19.5"L with a 19.5"L wingspan, est. 1,000 - 1,500

A 19 inch life size Ruffed Grouse by Mike Borrett, Madison, WI. Signed and dated on the outside of one wing by the maker. Excellent original condition and mounted in the flying position on a grain pai

Madison, WI, hand carved, excellent original paint, designed to be hung from ceiling & displayed in flying position, makers brand on left wing, the Pete Konwinski Collection, 22"L with a 21"L wingspan

Title: Antique Flying Mallard Duck Cast Metal Bookends Date/Period: Circa 1940's-50's Dimension: 6 1/2" tall x 4 3/4" wide x 3 3/8" deep Additional Information: Exquisite pair of Mallard Ducks in Flig

Pair of carved & painted Mallard duck decoys by Capt. Harry Jobes - 17" long x 7" tall

Pair of WWII Signed Books by Flying Aces Mike Kawato & Pappy Boyington A pair of signed books signed by two World War II fighter pilots. The first is "Bye Bye Black Sheep" by Masajiro "Mike" Kawat

Mike (20th Century) British. A River Landscape with Ducks Flying over a Pond, Ink, Signed, Oval, 5.5" x 7.5", and the companion piece, a pair (2).

Miniature Mallard Pair with Ducklings Allen J. King (1878-1963) North Scituate, RI, c. 1940 2 1/2 in. tall A mallard family with five ducklings on a signed burl base. Original paint with minimal wear.

Outstanding Mallard Pair Charles H. Perdew (1874-1963) Henry, IL, c. 1940 15 3/4 in. long An excellent rigmate pair with a slightly turned-head drake. Both birds feature Charlie Perdew's best paint wi

MIKE BORRETT CARVED WOODEN STRIPED BASSWisconsin, b. 1960Glass eyes. Carved on reverse “Borrett”.Length 30”.

Hollow Challenge-Grade Mallard Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 16 1/4 in. long A rare pair of hollow Challenge-Grade mallards, the hen has been twice struck with a "D" brand.

VERY FINE PAIR OF MALLARDS by John W. McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ, (1911-1985). Both in excellent original paint and condition. The hen with detailed paint ticking to head and detailed painted feather

1/2 size flying mallard drake, Ira Hudson, Chincoteague, Virginia. Inset wings with carved fan tail. 10.5" long.

Miniature Mallard Pair Charles H. Perdew (1874-1963) Henry, IL, c. 1950 base is 5 1/2 in. long A very small miniature pair on a base with the maker's debossed signature in the underside. Original pain

Miniature Mallard Pair The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1963 9 in. long A turned-head pair that has been signed, dated, and identified by the makers on th

Challenge-Grade Mallard Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 16 3/4 in. long Original paint with gunning wear and typical touch-up and restorations. Provenance: Len Carnaghi Colle

Mallard Pair J. N. Dodge Decoy Factory (1883-1893) Detroit, MI, c. 1890 16 in. long As found. Provenance: Len Carnaghi Collection

David H. Turner (American). "Mallard Pair," 1999. Patinated bronze figural group, signed and dated "David H. Turner/ 1999," mounted on a veined dark green marble base. H: 38.25 in., W: 29.25 in., D: 3