Ben Schmidt pair of Early Miniature Mallards,

EARLY PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDS by Miles Hancock, Chincoteague, VA. Very good original paint and structural condition. Both retain bead eyes. Drake dated 10-6-63. Overall length of both is approximat

1 redhead drake by Ben, center hollowed body, restored paint, 1 bluebill drake, solid body, working paint, 1 early Ben mallard drake, solid body, old working paint that has been taken down & 1 redhead

Pair Early Miniature Identified Hair Memorials - Identified as: Benjamin Born 17 Jan 1742 in Bradford, Essex, Massachusetts Bay, died 1811; Lydia Tunney formerly Hale aka Perley, born 23 Mar 1711 in B

Centerline, MI, glass eyes, solid body, mint dry original paint, highly detailed feather carving, appears to be in unused condition, an excellent example, 18"L, est. 1,500 - 2,500

For a related mallard drake carving see "Perdew: An Illinois River Tradition" by Ann Tandy Lacy, page 225. Unsigned. Drake approximately 5 3/8 inches tall to tip of raised wing, hen approximately 5 1/

Ben Schmidt Mallard Drake. Old hunter repaint, hollow, keel removed, 1940's, Centerline, Michigan. 15"L x 7"W x 8.5"H

Ben Schmidt Mallard Drake. Some original paint, hollow body with bottom board, 1940's, Centerline, Michigan 17"L x 6"W x 7"H

EARLY MINIATURE MALLARD DRAKE by A. Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, MA, (1862-1952). Excellent original paint and condition. Detailed feather paint to back and painted speculums. Paint ticking to lower b

A Ben Schmidt Mallard Duck Decoy. Ben Schmidt (St. Clair Flats) decoy with old paint. Minor wear. 17 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $200-300

Excellent pair of miniature mallards mounted on burl base, Charles Perdew, Henry, Illinois, 1st half 20th century. Both have raised wings and slightly turned heads. Painted by Edna Perdew with incredi

A.J. KING WATERCOLOR AND A PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDSNorth Scituate, Rhode Island, 1878-1963Watercolor depicts an abandoned factory. Signed lower left "A.J. King". Pair of mallards mounted t

PAIR OF EARLY MINIATURE PORTRAITS. 1. Eliza Pallisser (nee Hautenville). Image:oval 2" h x 1.25" w. 2. Alexander Jeffrey. Image: oval 1.5" h x 1" w. Both framed by JJ Gillespie and Company, Pittsburg

sgn. by W.H. Gilley/Mallard, 8.5"tall; and a female, sgn. by W.H. Gilley/Mallard (female), 8"tal

A 6 1/4 inch pair of miniature mallards by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), East Harwich, MA. The feeding drake is paired with a content hen and is signed with the maker's rectangular stamp. In original

EXTREMELY RARE PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDS by Thomas Wilson, Ipswich, MA, (1863-1940). Excellent original paint and condition. Both with very detailed painted feather work and speculums. Both retain bl

VERY FINE PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDS by Tom Fitzpatrick, Delanco, NJ, (1887-1958). Excellent original paint and condition. Painted ticking over both bodies. Both with raised, carved wing tips and flut

VERY FINE PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDS by Tom Fitzpatrick, Delanco, NJ, (1887-1958). Excellent original paint and structural condition. Ticked painting overall to both. Both with raised carved wing tips

OUTSTANDING PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDS by John Wood, Venice, FL. Both in excellent original paint and condition. The drake with finely executed comb paint to sides and bottoms. Both the hen and drake

VERY FINE PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDS by Lloyd Sterling, Crisfield, MD. Excellent original paint and condition. Detailed painted feather work to both. Both with broad tails with feather detail. The hen

FINE PAIR OF EARLY MALLARDS by David Downey, Florence, NJ (1893-1953). Very good restored paint and condition. Hollow construction. Both with carved feather detailed to wings and fluted tail carving.

Lot of (4) hand carved birds, to include: a pair of miniature pintails (drake has damaged tail, and a pair of miniature mallard ducks; each 6in long and signed "Stan Sparre". Provenance: Walnut Creek,

EARLY MINIATURE FLYING MALLARD DRAKE by Edmond Hardcastle, Easton MD, (1824-1899). Excellent original paint and condition. Carved with broad spread wings and outstretched wings. Overall length of body

Pair of oil on vellum. Portraits of: Lodovica Tornabuoni and Giovanna degl'Albizi. Inscribed on the reverse and marked D. Ghirlandaio, Firenze; 2.5in. X 2.25in.

Centerline, MI, glass eyes, solid body, original paint with some gunning wear, large chip on left side of bill, removeable head, wood knot in back, hard to find early example, 22"L, est. 600 - 900