Goldeneye Hen Decoy Possibly Upstate New York.

Length 13 inches.

FOUR BIRD CARVINGS20th Century1) Ira Hudson goldeneye drake decoy with tack eyes, gunning repaint and wear. Length 13".2) New York redhead hen decoy with gunning wear. Maker unknown. Length 13.5&

Merganser hen, unknown maker, upstate New York. Similar to work of Ed Dingman, 1st quarter 20th century. Measures 13" long. Notes: Decoy

AMERICAN SCHOOLEarly 20th CenturyA river landscape, possibly upstate New York. Unsigned. The consignor purchased this in New York from a collector who attributed it to Frederick Remington (New York/Ka

Golden Eye Drake, Upstate New York, 13" x 6"

Goldeneye hen, Chauncey Wheeler, Alexandria Bay, New York, 1st quarter 20th century. Typical carved eye groove and nicely blended feather detail. "E" stamped four times on the underside. Measures 15"

Carved and Painted Pine Honking Goose Decoy Possibly Maine, late 19th/early 20th century With holes on underside to mount stick legs. Length 30 3/4 inches, with custom stand. Provenance: Adele Ernest,

Bluebill drake from upstate New York c1910. A fine early decoy in gunning condition with all or mostly original paint in good condition. Probably from the Weedsport area. Similar in some ways to a Ste

Two Bluebill Drakes Upstate New York, c. 1930 14 in. long Original paint with light gunning wear and tight age lines in necks. Provenance: Estate of Peter H. Tillou

Bluebill Upstate New York, c. 1920 14 1/2 in. long Original paint with moderate gunning wear.

Item: Homemade Ice Fishing Decoy Material: Wood carved body, tin fin, rhinestone glass eyes, silk rope tied tassels Original rig and hook Origin: Possibly New York State Dimensions: 6 5/8 x 1 x 3/4 in

Tuckerton, NJ, tack eyes, hollow body, old working paint, some gunning wear, professional bill repair with enhancement, formerly of the Walter L. Bush Collection & New York City Museum, comes with woo

Circa 1930 Stanley Grant (Barnegat, New Jersey; unsigned) hand carved duck decoy with original paint. Measures approx 13.5" L. Mellow patina and some minor paint loss as seen in photos.

An 11 inch folk art masterpiece, Common Goldeneye drake, from New York, purchased from pioneer decoy collector and author, William J. Mackey, Jr.'s collection, circa 1880,and unsigned.

Thousand Islands New York Bluebill Hen by George E. Blevins (1867-1928) Alexandria Bay, NY A 13 ½ inch well crafted decoy with glass eyes, and Blevins’ cut-out under the tail. Original pain

Bluebill hen, Chauncey Wheeler, Alexandria Bay, New York 1st quarter 20th century. Typical eye groove carving. Measures 16.25" long. Provenance: Preston Lowe collection. Notes: Decoy

Lot of 3 Goldeneye wood decoys, possibly Wildfowler Decoy Co., comprising two drakes and one hen. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches].

1 Herters canvas over cork mallard hen, original paint, 1 Wildfowler bluebill drake, original paint, 1 mallard drake by unknown, working paint & 1 black duck by unknown upper New York?, working paint,

New Jersey Bluebill Hen Possibly from Tuckerton, NJ A 13 ¾ inch hollow decoy with a poured inlet weight and a “B. P. Morris” rig brand on the bottom. In old paint with heavy wear, age

THIRTEEN DECOYS20th CenturyThree by the Mason Decoy Factory, one Chesapeake goldeneye drake, a primitive Long Island merganser hen, two New Jersey black ducks, a primitive parrot carving, and five oth

Finely carved bill and glass eyes. 15 x 7 x 6 inches. unsigned

Oil on board. Framed. Signed. Image size, 16L x 12H.

GEORGE HUEY GOLDENEYE HEN DECOYFriendship, Maine, Early 20th CenturyCarved on underside “G R Huey”.Length 14.5”.

Muskie Carving from Upstate New York, 26 in. fish, 13 by 28 1/2 in. plaque A well-executed carving of a muskie. Provenance: Private Collection, Maine