Hillman-McCleery Ruddy Turnstone Decoy, John Horn

A collection of 3 carved wood bird decoys from the Delaware and New Jersey region. There is a Ruddy Turnstone Flattie shorebird signed by Anthony Hillman of Cape May, New Jersey, a Delaware River Shor

Rare Ruddy Turnstone Wreck Lead, Long Island, NY, c. 1900 10 in. long "Jake's Point Hotel Wreck Lead" is partially branded on the underside of this distinct decoy with bold form and paint and a rare f

A 9 inch Ruddy Turnstone shorebird decoy from New Jersey. In old paint, possibly original with even wear.

An 8 inch Ruddy Turnstone shorebird decoy from New Jersey. In old paint with wear , a crack in the head and age lines.

Ruddy Turnstone Lloyd Parker (1859-1921) Parkertown, NJ, c. 1890 11 in. long Parker's shorebirds are notably rare in any condition, a related repainted example is pictured in Fleckenstein's New Jersey

McCleery (NJ), Ruddy Turnstonelast quarter of the 19th century, with attribution to Jonas Sprague, solid construction, painted eyes, inserted hardwood bill, a hole drilled through the tail for carryin

A 7 inch Ruddy Turnstone sandpiper decoy by Bruce Beiber (b. 1949), Cape May, NJ. A 9 1/2 inch feeding Lesser Yellowlegs decoy and a 10 1/2 inch Greater Yellowlegs decoy, all three are signed with a "

A 10 1/2 inch Yellowlegs shorebird decoy by Harry V. Shourds II (1930-2017), Seaville, NJ, signed on the underside of the bird. A 9 inch Ruddy Turnstone shorebird decoy by Bruce Beiber (b.1949), Cape

New Jersey, mid 20th century. Signed and dated 1959. Red breasted mergancer with original paint and glass eyes (internal cracks).16.25"l.

2 carved wooden shorebird decoys. One is a Ruddy Turnstone signed H.V.S. that measures 9 1/2" long x 9 1/2" tall. The other bird is preening and is signed H.V. Shourds and measures 12" tall x 10 1/2"

A 3 1/4 inch inquisitive shorebird carving by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), East Harwich, MA. Signed by the maker with his rectangular stamp on the bottom of the base. Original paint and condition wit

An 8 inch shorebird decoy by Dr. George Ross Starr, Jr. (1915-1985), Duxbury, MA. In the style of the one of the most famous shorebirds in his collection- a Lothrop Holmes Ruddy Turnstone. Signed and

RUDDY TURNSTONE by Shawn Smith, Holden, ME. Excellent original paint and condition. Relief-carved wings and split-breast carving. Raised carved wing tips. Nice full-bodied decoy with fine painted feat

Decoy Group of 4 Decorative Shore Birds. Comprising a Stilts Sandpiper, Tern Egret by JC West, and a Ruddy Turnstone. Used condition, wear, worn. 7" tall to 10 1/4"

Four shorebird decoys from 9 to 15 inches, a Mason-style Curlew, a Holmes style Ruddy Turnstone, a Dilley style Golden Plover, and a running Curlew by William E. Kirkpatrick (b.1939), Hudson, MA, two

The Ruddy Turnstone and Black Bellied Plover with similar original sponged paint and whittled beaks. Measure 4.25 x 9.5 and 5 x 9.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping se

A 7 3/4 inch peep by Hurley Conklin (1914-1991), Manahawkin, NJ, and a 9 1/2 inch Ruddy Turnstone by Harry V. Shourds III (1930-2017), Seaville, NJ. The makers identified on the underside of the decoy

Carved and painted wood decoy, 8 3/4 x 3 1/2 inches high, on a driftwood stand. Found in the Duxbury-Marshfield area.

Rowley Horner style Brant by Wildfowler Decoys, (1961-1978), Point Pleasant, NJ. Possibly painted by John Hillman. Features an inlet rectangular weight. 17 ¼ inches in length.. Original paint wit

PAIR OF BLUE BILLS by the Barnegat Bay Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Very good original paint and condition. Both hollow construction. Full gunning keels. Both from the John Hillman gunning rig, and re

pr of bufflehead by R. Stevens, glass eyes, solid bodies, 10"L & 11"L, 1 ruddy duck attributed to John Paul Laframboise, LaSalle, ONT, solid body, 8"L & 1 bufflehead by unknown, 8.5"L, est. 150 - 250

Ruddy Turnstone Mark S. McNair (b. 1950) Craddockville, VA, c. 2005 9 in. long A tucked-head turnstone with incised raised wings and signed by the maker on the underside with incised "McNAIR." Origina

Magnum Canvasback John Williams (1858-1937) Cedar Island, VA, c. 1890 18 in. long “The Folk art of America is forever richer because John Williams lived and carved on Cedar Island.” &#8212

Fine feather rasping. Identified and numbered 19 on underside. Also with maker's initials. Measures 3.5"  long, stands 2.5" tall including base.