Early Wood Duck Decoy-Drake Bluebill

Detroit, MI, premier grade, glass eyes, hollow body, paint is in excellent condition, restored by Ray Shalk & branded on bottom, early small body with great form, a few shot marks, head is turned slig

Early 20th century, Ontario, Canada. Having good lines with early painted surface showing good wear consistent with use and age. L15" H6 1/2"

1 by unknown north east carver, painted eyes, solid body, worn original paint on most of the decoy, bill appears to be shortened, age cracks, wood chips, moderate paint loss throughout, gunning wear &

A solid body, bluebill drake decoy made by an unknown carver circa 1950's-1960's. Decoy is in an early Wisconsin style. Flat bottom is missing keel and weight. Decoy has no eyes and retains 70% of ori

Long Island Red-Breasted Merganser Drake wood duck decoy, hand carved and hand painted, early 20th c., unsigned, 7" (height) x 16 1/2" (length)

Hand carved in old working repainted finish with glass eyes, early to mid 20th century, nice patina, 13 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 6 1/2" high. Condition paint circa 98%

19th or early 20th century pair drake and hen having excellent early surface throughout and very charming form. L12 1/2" These were discovered by the current owner in Moncks Corner, South Carolina. So

EARLY WOOD DUCK DRAKE by Fredrick C. Brown, Jr., Barnegat Bay Decoys, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Very good original paint and unused condition. Head turned left and carved with a long comb. Retains oval stamp

WOOD DUCK DRAKE by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Paint by Dottie Clayton and signed by Charles R. Birdsall and dated 1976. Early ink Wildfowler st

American, early 20th century, rare Standard Glass Eye model Mason Wood Duck Drake, 13-1/2 in., near-original paint with minor touchups; Mason's Challenge Grade Blue-Billed Drake, 7 in. x 12-3/4 in. pa

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

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

BLUEBILL DRAKE by Henry Kilpatrick, Barnegat, NJ. Very old working paint and fair structural condition. Some loss to wood on bottom. Retains pad weight. Together with a very early folk art decoy in we

Prior Lake, MN, glass eyes, solid bodies, original paint with some gunning wear, drake is in preening position, signed & dated 1980 on keels, 13"L, est. 200 - 400

Hurley Conklin (1913-1983) - Manahawkin, NJ c.1950's -17" long - Early pre-brand hollow carved decoy in a forward swimming position with a rare open mouth. The wing tip edges are slightly raised. Bear

exposed wood head and tail, sgn. in pencil Clinton Keith/ Kingston Mass; 10.5"h; 21"long; along with; a blue winged teal drake; 12"; an early painted decoy

1 pintail drake & 1 wood duck drake by Rich Reimenschneider, Oconomowoc, WI, both have glass eyes, solid body, excellent original paint, makers brand on bottom, 1 Mike Borrett preening bluebill drake,

early to mid 20th century, carved and painted wood, inset glass eyes, including a hen and one blue bill duck, unmarked. Taller 7 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.co

Glass eyes, paint is worn is several areas but this has a great primitive look. 14 inch long. Maker unknown wood is split across ducks neck but it is still on one piece and not all the way through.

Vintage Hand Carved and Hand Painted Circa 1960's Duck Decoy Drake Bluebill Female Duck by Ross Harmer, Morton, Ontario. 5 inches x 15 inches (#65)

EARLY WOOD DUCK DRAKE, New Jersey. Very old weathered paint and fair structural condition. Very old repairs to body and neck. Hollow dowel construction. Nice folk art example. 100-200

Both showing minor condition issues due to age and weather 13" to 13 1/2" L

Early carved Wood Duck decoy converted to lamp with storage compartment, probably late 19th century with later modification as described. Appears to retain original paint. Good condition.

One is made of cork wood, all have glass eyes.