Pair Decoys

Black Duck Pair California, c. 1930 19 1/2 in. long Two cork-bodied black ducks with incised bill detail and elaborate paint. The undersides have fancy brass rigging and partial paint stamps. These ye

Midwestern original pair, both hand carved in original polychrome painted finish with glass eyes, drake & hen, circa 1920 or earlier, each circa 15 x 5 x 7" high. Each with old types tag with provenie

DECOYS: Pair of Merganzer duck decoys by Mark Daisey (American, 20th C.), both signed verso, each with distinctive chipped paddle tail, tack eye, appears to be original paint, wear consistent with age

Blue-Winged Teal Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1920 12 in. long An exceptional pair of glass-eye Mason teal with round inletted weights. A partial brand from "Oakland Farm" and

Hollow Challenge-Grade Mallard Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 16 1/4 in. long A rare pair of hollow Challenge-Grade mallards, the hen has been twice struck with a "D" brand.

Challenge-Grade Mallard Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 16 3/4 in. long Original paint with gunning wear and typical touch-up and restorations. Provenance: Len Carnaghi Colle

Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 17 in. long A nice pair of high-head canvasbacks. Original paint with gunning wear, a few age lines in necks and heads. Drake has two spots of touc

FINE PAIR OF BLUEBILLS by the Evans Decoy Factory, Ladysmith, WI, circa 1920-30. Hollow Mammoth models that retain strong original paint with some in-use wear. Very good structural condition. Both wit

Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1915 16 3/4 in. long A pair of mallards mounted on wooden bases with the following inscription: "Mallard / Made by Mason Decoy Factory Detroit, Mich. /

Standard-Grade Canvasback Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1915 15 1/2 in. long The drake bears a Mackey Collection stamp, a "HILKE" brand, and a "N. WOLF" brand on the underside.

Wood Duck Pair Wildfowler Decoys Pt. Pleasant, NJ, c. 1970 13 in. long In 1961 Charlie Birdsall and his wife purchased the Wildfowler operation for creating decoys, originally based in Long Island, NY

Havre de Gras, MD. Late 20th, early 21st century. 1-2) Canvasback drake and hen pair of decoys. 3-4) Bluebill drake and hen pair of decoys. 5-6) Ruddy duck drake and hen pair of decoys. 7) Golden eye

Early Goldeneye Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1900 14 in. long A recently discovered pair of early goldeneye with especially pronounced crowns and uplifted heads. These lively h

Tack-Eye Blue-Winged Teal Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 11 in. long A pair of tack-eye Mason teal with oval stickers denoting the Jim Goodman Collection visible on the bott

Pair Of Duck Decoys: Carved and painted decoys, with worn original paint and signs of usage. The initial &quot;B&quot; inscribed on the bottom of both. 171/2&quot; <

Set on wooden block bases with green felt bottoms signed in script "HILL" in right rear of the base; Hill (1889-1968) was an early collector and co-author of CLASSICS OF AMERICAN SHOOTING FIELD (1930)

Pair of Hollow Bluebills by Willard Baldwin, Stratford, Ct. Circa 1940's. Both Branded H.C.M. Overall good condition with minor wear. Sold at Olivers Auction, Kennebunk, Maine for $660. 12" L x 6" H.

Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, MI - 1910, 14/15" Long. Wood. Very Fine Condition.

Lengths 9 inches.

Both in original condition with tack eyes, probably Cape Cod, c. 1950, Height including stand, 12 inches H x 10.25 inches W x 1.75 inches D.

Pair of pintail decoys attributed to William Enright (active 1930-1960, lived 1913-1979), wooden carved heads and cork bodies, tack eyes, original paint, 9.5"T x 20"L and 10"T x 20"L

Pair of Canvasback Decoys by Charlie Bryan

Two hollow red-breasted Merganser decoys by John Hamilton. Branded on bottom 'J.H.'. 19" L x 6" H. Provenance Richard Oliver Auctions, 1987. Condition: Good with paint loss. Please examine all photos

A pair of duck decoys, possibly goldeneye or bufflehead. Comprised of wood with simple painted bodies. Eyes are painted on. They Measure 14" long each. *notes- wear and paint loss throughout