Illinois River Canvas Back Decoy

American (Peoria, Illinois), 20th century. A Canvasback Hen duck decoy by G. Bert Graves (1880-1956), having glass eyes, overall comb feather painted, original B. Graves. Decoy. Co. Peoria, IL marked

American (Peoria Illinois), 20th century. A Canvasback Drake duck decoy by Charles Moore copy of G. Bert Graves (1880-1956), having glass eyes, overall comb feather painted, original B. Graves. Decoy.

PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by the Delaware River Decoy Company, Riverside, NJ. Very good original paint and unused condition. The hen with painted feathering overall. Both with full keels. Both with company

1 John Ramsey coot, Washington, IA, 1 mallard drake by Delaware River Decoy Co., 1 canvasback drake by unknown carver & 1 bluebill drake by unknown carver with swing weight, conditions vary from worki

Sale Highlight! Wood Canvasback Working Decoy, with rare resting head, old repaint-tack eyes, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Antique, Quincy Illinois

Antique Canvasback Duck Decoy, Nice, Carved and Used by Stewart Dewey Malone, Quincy Illinois, Hollow, 16" Long

Vintage circa 1940's Hand Carved and Hand Painted Duck Decoy Drake Canvasback by Charlie Bryant, Middle River, MD. 8 inches x 17 inches (#52)

TWO CANVASBACK DRAKES by the Delaware River Decoy Company, Riverside, NJ. Very good original paint with some shelf scuffs. Very good structural condition. Both heads just slightly turned. Both retain

Middle River, Maryland, 1920-2008. Signed. Carved decoys with original paint. Goldeneye, Redhead and Canvasback hen and drake (dated 1987). 15" to 16"l.

1 preening canvasback drake by H.H. Ackerman, 15"L & 1 mallard drake by unknown, 1 mallard drake by unknown Mississippi river carver, painted eyes, hollow body, combination of original & old working p

Early 20th Century Lyle Lane, Princeton, IL Canvas Back DecoyLength: 15 1/2 inches

Sale Highlight! Working Canvas Back Decoy, made by Roy Hancock in the 1940's, original eyes, has been repainted, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Antique, Quincy

A canvas back decoy in original paint, probably Maryland origin, Madison Mitchell. Measures 16"L. Some worn paint, but overall good condition.

Circa 1900, Maryland, possibly by Edwin Harris. The piece having a very elegant form with original head and nice early painted surface. The head having some shrinkage and cracking consistent with age

Anonymous Canadian Goose Canvas Back Decoy. Wood with pant canvas body. Early repairs and beak separation otherwise good to fair condition. 22" long. Provenance: The Russell and Barbara Bowman Collect

A Lake St. Clair Canvasback decoy by Frederick Alexander Dolson (1868-1947), Kent County, having a classic sloped head and humped back, hot branded on the bottom with a stylized "F.A.D.". A label on t

Pair of canvas back decoys. Metal tag on bottom reads, Chas. W Graham Wrightsville. Appear to be unused. L 13-1/4" H 10". Please refer to this link for a high-res image. https://www.dropbox.com/s/x2il

Oscar Carroll (1868-1946) Back Bay, VA, c. 1930 16 in. long A graceful, high-head canvasback drake likely made from cypress wood which was rot resistant and lightened considerably as it dried. Caroll

Pair of canvas back decoys. Metal tag on bottom reads, Chas. W Graham Wrightsville. Appear to be unused. L 13-1/4" H 10". Please refer to this link for a high-res image. https://www.dropbox.com/s/x2il

Lot of 2 Canvas Back Decoys 1. Canvas back (F) by R. Madison Mitchell Havre De Grace Maryland. L: 16" W: 6" 2. Canvas back (M) by R. Madison Mitchell Havre De Grace Maryland. L: 16" W: 6" Both have pa

Late 1930's. Originally owned by Herb Burrell "North Pointe" Raquette Lake, NY. Drake Decoy.

An early 20th century Scott Decoy Company antique stuffed canvas Canvasback decoy painted in black, red, and white. Applied sticker on underside.

Canvasback Richard "Fresh Air Dick" Janson (1872-1951) Sonoma Creek, CA, c. 1940 15 1/2 in. long This canvasback drake bears raised-wing detail, and Janson's signature skeg under the tail. Original pa

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