Wildfowler Green Winged Teal Drake

Wildfowler Factory green-winged teal drake in excellent original paint. Few minor rubs. Clear impressed Point Pleasant Brand on the bottom. Literature: Wildfowler Decoys By Richard Cowan and Richard L

(3) Wild Fowler Decoys, (1) Green Winged Teal, Point Pleasant (2+3) Widgon Drake + Hen, Old Saybrook, 13" x 7"

1 mallard drake branded BABYLON, NY on bottom, 1 mallard drake branded QUOGUE, NY on bottom, 1 pr of green-winged teal branded QUOGUE, NY on bottom, all have glass eyes, solid bodies, good original pa

Pair of Barnegat Bay Decoy Factory green-winged teal in the manner of Wildfowler. Hen branded RHR. Glass Eyes, small check in bottom of drake. In excellent condition.

A green-winged teal hollow decoy, decorative, with detailed wing and tail carving, and a Mallard Drake. Not marked, but appear to be by same maker. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) an

Miniature Green-Winged Teal Drake A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1930 2 1/2 in. tall This early green-winged teal drake with raised wing tips retains the maker's rectangle stamp and

Detailed Green Winged Teal drake decoy with glass eyes. Underside shows counterclockwise circle underneath, possibly to show what direction head unscrews. Measures 18" long *notes- cracked wood

A 13 inch Green-Winged Teal drake in the tradition of Havre de Grace decoy carvers, unsigned. Original paint with minor wear

Green-winged Teal Drake Duck Decoy by Frank Worthen of Monroe, MI, Solid Body, Original Paint

Modern decorative decoys - Teel marked "SMITTY 84". 7 3/8 x 13 1/2 x 4 3/4 inches

Gibraltar, MI, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint with minor paint loss around bottom edge of decoy & tip of tail, otherwise in excellent condition, head is turned slightly right, excel

A 3 1/2 inch miniature duck carving by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), E. Harwich, MA, signed with his rectangular stamp on the bottom. In original paint and condition.

A 10 1/2 inch hollow decoy signed by the noted California maker Mario Marchi and dated 1986 with glass eyes and superb carved feather detail. In original paint and condition.

A 10 1/2 inch Teal decoy marked "SC". A rare form of decoy that could be floated or set in a ground setting. Original paint with light wear.

Georgetown, SC, glass eyes, cork body, excellent original paint, signed & dated 2012 on bottom, 13"L, est. 100 - 200

1 mallard hen by unknown 13"L, painted eyes, solid body, restored paint, 1 Mason green-winged teal drake, glass eyes, solid body, restored paint, 12.5"L, 1 blue-winged teal drake attr to Peterson-Dodg

A hand carved wood statue of a Green Winged Teal Drake by William Veasey (1932-2022) of Elkton, MD. Measures 9 1/2" tall, 8 3/4" across at base. Piece in excellent condition, very well painted.

1964 GREEN WING DUCK DECOY HAND CARVED AND PAINTED BY ARTIST *** 1985 SHOOTING STOOL GREEN WINGED TEAL DRAKE HAND CARVED AND PAINTED BY RONNIE LANDON

Pekin, IL, 1 green-winged teal drake, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, signed & dated 1982, 12"L & 1 pintail drake, glass eyes, hollow body, original paint, bill repair, slightly tur

Armand J. Carney Green winged Teal Drake duck decoy, carved and hand painted wood with glass eyes, circa 1984, signed and dated with title on base, 4" (height) x 11" (length)

green-winged teal drake & cinnamon teal by Art Boxleitner, Willow Street, PA, 5.5"L & pr of canvasbacks by V. & E. Buchbinder, 7"L, all are in excellent condition, makers signature on bottom, est. 150

Lot of (2) carved birds, to include: a hand carved green wing teal hen, signed "Alex Wilson" 1981, 10in long; Aahand carved green wing teal drake, signed "Mario Marchi" 1986, 10in long. Provenance: Wa

Wildfowler Decoy Company, Green-Winged Teal PairQuogue, New York, this pair is constructed from solid white cedar, each bird has slightly turned heads, glass taxidermy eyes, faint Quoque brands on bot

Green-winged teal pair by Virgil Lashbrook. Drake's head turned to the left. Makers info impressed into bottom of body. Hen signed and dated, “Virgil Lashbrook 1969”) Head turned slightly