Large and impressive sucker fish decoy, Lake St. Clair,

Tack eyes with carved open mouth. Carved gills. Metal fins and wooden tail. Measures 10.5" long.

by unknown carver from Lake St. Clair, tack eyes, metal tail & metal fins, relief carved gills, combination of original & old working paint with some wear & flaking, 9.5"L, est. 300 - 500

relief stamped eyes, carved tail & metal fins, relief carved gills & mouth, similar to Abe Dehate, exact fish featured on pg. 72 of the Fish Decoy Book Vol. III by Kimball, was used by Hans Janner Jr.

Marine City, MI, 6.25"L perch, 5"L brook trout & 5.75"L in frog pattern, glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, hard to find, Ziggie is well known for his custom musky lures used on Lake St. Clair, ma

Canvasback Drake Duck Decoy by Unknown Lake St. Clair Carver, Hollow Body, Combination of Original and Working Repaint

David W. Nichol & the Decoys of the Rideau Canal Waterway by Larry Lunan & Waterfowl Decoys of Michigan & the Lake St. Clair Region by Clune Walsh, Jr. & Lowell G. Jackson, the Konwinski Collection

A Lake St. Clair Buffle Head Duck Decoy, possibly Canadian. Worn original paint. 11 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $50-100

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

St. Clair, MI, 12"L trout signed & dated 1995 & 7.5"L perch signed & dated 1997, both have glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, excellent condition, the Pete Konwinski Collection, est. 150 - 300

Large spearing decoy, Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Tack eyes with metal fins. Gray and white paint. This extraordinary fish measures 18" long.

Sucker fish decoy, Jesse Ramey, Cadillac, Michigan, circa 1930. Tack eyes, with carved sucker mouth and gills. 13" long. Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature "American Fish Decoys," Steven

Rare and large fish decoy, Ken Bruning, Tower, Michigan, 1st half 20th century. A very large model trout. 12.5" long. Provenance: Randy Singer collection. Notes: Decoy

Fish decoy, Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Carved gill, mouth, brass tack eyes. Copper metal fins and leather tail. Black bars across top of body which is painted green with white on underside

Rare sucker fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Carved mouth. Body is painted gold. 9" long.

Cadillac, MI, tack eyes, carved tail & metal fins, dual led chambers, strong original paint with light wear, exact fish featured in Oscar Peterson book by Ron Fritz 3 times pgs. 8, 28 & 56, 7.875"L x

Very large walleye fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota, 1st half 20th century. Original gold paint. Double finned. 13.5" long.

Large and desirable fish decoy, Leroy Howell. Orange and white pattern with red and black eyes. 9.5" long.

Title: Large Impressive Seascape Oil Painting "St Ives Fishing Boat" Off Cornwall Coast Description: Seascape Oil Painting "St Ives Fishing Boat" Off Cornwall Coast by Keith English 1 Fine Large Impre

Chautauqua Fish Decoy with Jigging Stick Lake Chautauqua, NY c. 1880 7 3/4 in. long A highly refined and well-documented three-tone green-and-white fish. The head is finished with refined gill and mou

5 1/16" Dalton. St. Clair Co, IL. Large, thin and well made. Fine edgework. High grade tan and gray mottled Burlington. Fine condition. Ex-Tim Terwelp. Rogers COA

Temple St Clair 0.50ctw VS2-SI1/G-H Diamond, Rock Crystal & Solid 18K Yellow Gold Large Vine Amulet 18" Necklace - This gorgeous necklace was made by award-winning fine jewelry house, Temple St Clair.

18K gold large cab pear shape peridot pendant on gold link chain necklace by Temple St. Clair. On the back of the pendant stamps 750 and their trade mark, chain measures 23'', pendant length 1 3/4'',

Large impressive (900) silver chest. Silver marked. Hammering with handcrafted sawing and engraving in a model of plantation, fish and birds. Qing dynasty(?) Excellent condition. Dimensions: 27X13X13

Cadillac, MI, Exact Fish featured on pg 55 "Michigan's Master Carver Oscar W. Peterson by Ron Fritz" large tack eyes, excellent original paint with very little wear, a few minor paint flakes, overall