GOLDENEYE HEN, ST. CLAIR FLATS

GOLDENEYE HEN, possibly St. Clair Flats. Old working paint and fair structural condition. Weights removed. 50-75

REDHEAD HEN, St. Clair Flats, in very old working paint with some possibly original. Very good structural condition. Typical multi-nail bottom board. “McDonald 57” written on bottom. Faint brand,

Hollow Canvasback Pair Christopher C. Smith (1861-1938) Algonac, MI, c. 1910 16 in. long A pair of hollow St. Clair Flats decoys with glass eyes and bottom-board construction. The hen has a turned hea

canvasback drake by unknown St. Clair Flats carver, original paint, nice form, some wear & flaking, 16"L & bluebill hen by unknown Toronto School carver, appears to be combination of original & workin

1 by unknown St. Clair Flats carver, glass eyes, 3 pc hollow body, bill repair, gunning wear, 13.5"L & 1 mallard hen by unknown, tack eyes, solid body, original paint with gunning wear, 14"L, est. 100

A St. Clair Flats Bob-Tail Red Head Duck Decoy. Original worn paint, moderate to heavy wear. 14" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

A St. Clair Flats Pintail Duck Decoy. Mid 20th Century, c. 1930s-1940s. Initialed "KC" at the underside. Original paint with moderate wear. 18" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

EARLY BLACK DUCK from the St. Clair Flats, MI. Very good paint, possibly the original. Very good structural condition. Hollow bottom board construction with square-cut nails. Retains tack eyes. Numero

A St. Clair Flats Hollow Body Red Head Duck Decoy. Old repaint, chipping to tail, alligatored worn surface. 12 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $50-100

St. Clair Flats Bluebill Drake David W. Mattis (1879-1955), Consecon, Ontario, Canada A 14 inch, very hollow decoy, an unsigned later model carving. See pages 118 and 119, in Jim Stewart’s &#822

Three St. Clair Flats Black Duck Decoys, after Neil Smith. Worn original paint, one with repaired bill. Up to 18" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

A Pair of St. Clair Flats Red Head Decoys. Mid 20th Century. Original worn paint, repair to the one head. 14" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

Two St. Clair Flats Bob-Tail Black Duck Decoys. Worn original paint, repainted beaks. Up to 16 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

A St. Clair Flats Bob-Tail Red Head Duck Decoy. Worn original paint. 14" long. ESTIMATE $50-100

A St. Clair Flats Blue Wing Teal Duck Decoy. Worn original paint, some minor splitting to tail, moderate wear. 16 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $50-100

EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly St. Clair Flats. Old working paint and good structural condition. Bottom board construction secured by 20 small nails. Retains Sotheby's sales tag. 100-200

Detroit, MI, Rare Back Bay Mdl, Glass Eyes, Premiere Grade, Solid Body, From the St. Clair Flats Club, Combination of Mostly Original Paint w/Enhancement to Neck Area, Light Damage to Bill on Right Si

A Ben Schmidt Mallard Duck Decoy. Ben Schmidt (St. Clair Flats) decoy with old paint. Minor wear. 17 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $200-300

Adilman, Clinton River, St. Clair Flats, Michigan. Fred Pliclia, Detroit, 1930. Harrison Island, Michigan, 1940's. Max L 14"

Prairie Du Chein, WI, glass eyes, solid body, carved in the St. Clair Flats style, excellent original paint, 6"L, est. 150 - 250

North America, United States, Maryland (Chesapeake Bay) and Michigan (St. Clair Flats), ca. 1900 to 1920 CE. A pair of hand-carved and hand-built wooden hunting decoys depicting 2 identifiable species

by unknown St. Clair Flats carver, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of some original & old working paint, bill repair, some shot marks & flaking, 17"L, est. 200 - 400

CANVASBACK DRAKE by Ken Kirby, Tuckerton, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. St. Clair Flats model with fine comb feather paint detail. Hollow bottom board construction. Branded, signed and d

1975 Carved Wood Canvas Back Drake with Glass Eyes by Jack Brackney, measures 16''L x 5''W x 8''H, bottom of duck reads ''Canvas Back Drake St. Clair Flats Model in Michigan Circa 1880 an original by