Long neck decoy

original paint lite bossil wood body

American Early Folk Art Long Neck Decoy Hand carved. Brass screw eyes with black painted outlines. Rare. Composition: Wood Date/Period: 19th / Ear

root head form, attributed to Cobb's Island, VA. 6 1/2" high, 11" wide, 5" deep. Scratches, age and use wear.

Painted long neck bird decoy with finely painted details, nicely carved.

PRIMITIVE LOT W/WOOD CIGAR MOLD & WOOD LONG NECK DUCK DECOY, DUCK IS APPROXIMATELY 22 IN X 11 IN HIGH

Male Ring Neck Duck Decoy, 13” long, by Charley Moore in the Perdue Style, Excellent style and Paint, Fine Illinois River Style

Female Ring Neck Duck Decoy, 13” long, by Charley Moore in the Perdue Style, Excellent style and Paint, Fine Illinois River Style

Life-Size Swan Frank S. Finney (b. 1947) Capeville, VA, c. 1980 32 in. long A large and refined hollow decoy with an exceptionally long neck. Signed with the maker's incised "F" on the bottom of the d

Circa 1870s-80s Susquehanna flats bluebill working duck decoy. Crack through neck. 14" long.

Large swan decoy, Eastern Shore Maryland, possibly made by Danny Brannock of Cambridge, Maryland. Angular body, similar Orem family. Tack eyes with long neck and head slightly tilted. Measures 46" lon

A hollow-bodied Mallard hen/Black Duck with a snaky neck and a long head. The head is pegged through the neck. Old overpaint, nice form. Likely western Ontario, 2nd quarter, 20th century. Allio Collec

a primitive unpainted example and a large painted ring neck decoy, preening. Inscribed "Maine". Considerable wear to both, the smaller with cracks and losses. Largest: 9 1/2" high, 23 1/2" long.

Circa 1930, likely Waterfield. The piece having a nice surface to the canvas over the frame with a long carved neck and nice painted surface. Some wear through in the canvas consistent with age and us

On metal base, damaged neck and tail / in as-found condition.Total H: approx. 14 3/4", L: approx. 24".Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

Painted as a Blue Bill, probably Canadian, unusual weight, some paint loss.L: approx. 12 1/2".Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

Paul Gibson, Havre de Grace, Maryland (1902-1984) wood carved solid body canada goose decoy. Neck shows wear and repair with splints, rope, wire, and glue. Vintage. 20" long

A Mason Factory Bluebill Standard Grade Duck Decoy. Older repaint, heavy wear, crack in the neck. 14" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

Wood duck decoy. First half 1900's. Original crusty surface. 14 inches long. Crack in neck. Glass eyes, carved bill. Small age crack on underside

Glass eyes, decorative wing and abstract designs on bodies. Both with leather loops. Signed Babe on undersides of beaks. One with slight split at neck. 14"long X 5"W X 6.5"H

Very rare swan decoy. Two holes in underside indicate it had feet or was used in a field. Applied and sculpted wings with a crooked neck. 25" long. Provenance: Charlie Hunter, III collection.

Merganser drake, Amos Blackburn. 14.5" long. With raised neck seat and horse hair crest. Provenance Old tag on underside states that the decoy was lot 576 in the July 1985 Richard Bourne decoy auction

Circa 1960s. Herter's wood duck decoy with glass eyes. Unmarked. Crack in neck. 16.5" long.

Wear and wood split as shown. Repairs at neck. 15.5"long X 5"W X 6.5"H

From the first half of the 20th century, two folk art carved coot decoys with heads/necks made from roots. They have worn black paint and measure approximately 6" and 8" long. Each has a metal weight