Group of (2) decoys

Group of (2) shorebirds by unknown Long Island makers, to include: tiny cork peep decoy, believed to be from the Hewlett area, in the Seaford or Bowman style, (bill is missing along with one eye, othe

Group of (2) early flat body shorebirds believed to be from New England. The larger yellowlegs decoy has some light paint craquelure on back and possible touch-up with light shot spray. The smaller go

American. Group of five: (1) redheaded canvasback mason; (2) primitive goose decoy; (3) spearing fish decoy; (4) green wing teal stamped S.T.H.; (5) decoy shaped like a gull, lightweight, body is bals

Group of (3) decoys, to include: (2) Maryland canvasbacks in the style of MADISON MITCHELL (American, 1901-1993), one a drake with good original paint, and the other with the paint removed; together w

Group of (2) split tail New England shorebirds, to include: yellowlegs decoy made from 1-1/2'' flat board, with slightly indented eyes painted black, (paint appears original with very minor flaking, i

20th century. 1) Miniature drake golden eye by "Capt. Jim Urie Rock Hall, MD". 2) Merganser miniature decoy pressed with "DB" and signed "Dan ? 1995". 3) Bufflehead decoy by "L. Tyler Canbridge, MD".

mallard duck decoys, 14 1/2" & 13"

Grant Goltz (American, 20th/21st c). Group of two carved and painted wooden duck decoys. One green-winged teal, stamped, signed, and dated 1981 along the underside. One wood duck drake. Stamped along

Group of 10 carved birds and decoys. Folk Art Birds H 3" to H 7". Shore Birds H 8" H 12". Smallest Decoy H 4-1/2" W 10-3/4". Largest Decoy H 6-1/4" W 14".

Group of 12 Tom Taber Ducks Unlimited Decoys, all carved wood and stained, 2 by Hersey Kyle Jr.; spoonbill; pintails; mallards; merganser; etc.

Group of 18 Duck Decoys, to include Charles Jobes canvasback; 2 Hamilton mallard and red merganser; lopez; wild fowls; Maine rocking head merganser; etc.

1. Canvasback, Taylor Unionville, PA, Loss to Paint; 2. Bluebill Hen with expected Wear; 3. Mallard Hen with Expected Wear; Longest 15". Condition: Fair.

Four Carved and Painted Black Duck Decoys. Unsigned, attributed to Ernie Fox, Brockville, Ontario, Circa. 1950's. Three swimmers, 21-1/2"l. and a sleeper, 16"l. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Vintage Patented Painted Wood Pigeon Decoy. Mounted on metal articulated base. 6"h. x 14-1/2"l. Condition: Very good with minor losses.

R. Madison Mitchell 1954 Canvasback Drake Duck Decoy. Havre De Grace, MD, scribed signature & dated 1954 on bottom, 15-1/2"l.

R. Madison Mitchell 1954 Canvasback Hen Duck Decoy. Havre De Grace, MD, scribed signature & dated 1954 on bottom, 15-1/2"l.

Group of 8 decoys. Condition: Very good with minor wear and imperfections. Largest H 9-1/2" L 8-1/2". Smallest H 4-1/8" L 11-3/4". Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/e

American, 20th century, wood and canvas frame, carved and painted head, working keel, signed "RCW", 21-1/2 x 24 x 10 in., crackling, wear from salt water use; wood and canvas frame, carved and painted

Group of (3) papier mache shorebird decoys with tack eyes, maker unknown, to include: (2) golden plovers, (smaller bird with light indentation to one side); and a greater yellowlegs, (damage to sides

* A Group of Ten Carved and Polychrome Decorated Water Fowl Decoys 19th/20th century of various size and decoration, all unsigned. Length of longest 17 1/2 inches. Estimate $500-700 Property from the

Lot includes 1) A premier grade black duck with glass eyes in original paint. 2) Mason blue bill in original paint with glass eyes. 3) Mason red head with glass eyes in old paint. 4) Buffel head by an

Group of 12 Carved Decoys, to include 4 Ducks Unlimited Tom Taber; 2 La Croix; 2 John Kochinski merganser; Jeff Benes; along with Charles Seidel

20th century. 1) Joe Cook pintail with dramatic plummage. 2-3) Two hooded mergansers; drake and hen. 4) J.H. Morgan decoy, Holland, PA with a personal signed recollection on the bottom. 5) Hen decoy w

Group of (8) flying miniature decoys, to include: (6) mallards, two signed ''W. Mayer'' and dated ''1976'', the others unsigned, (one with re-glued wings, and one with missing leg); and (2) quail, wit