Fish Decoy Collection. 7 Folk Art Fishing Decoys

Minnesota Makers. 5 Fish Decoys. c. 1950’s. Carved wood and original paint. Metal tails made from tin cans. Sizes 5” to 7” long. Provenance: The Linda and Gene Kangas Collection. Est. $250-500.

1st item: Large folk art carved and painted fish decoy, black paint with metal fins and applied metallic decoration. 20 1/4" L. 20th century. 2nd item: Folk art carved turtle form fish decoy carved fr

5 Folk Art Fish Decoys, carved & painted, together with a fishing lure (RICH2130/6)(WT) Dimensions: Longest 9 3/4" L, shortest 5 1/2" L Property from a Manhattan Estate

FIVE PIECE DENNIS BERTRAM FOLK ART FISH DECOY LOT: 1) Sauger Type Painted Fish Decoy, 7'' in length; 2) Catfish Decoy, 11.25'' in length; 3) Siamese Two-Headed Red and White Fish Decoy, 6'' in length;

(8) ANTIQUE WHIMSICAL FOLK ART CARVED WOOD ICE FISHING DECOYS INCLUDING PATRIOTIC PAINTED DECORATED RED , WHITE & BLUE FROG / PAATRIOTIC AMERICAN FLAG FISH DECOY / CARVED LOBSTER ICE FISHING DECOY / L

Title: Folk Art Fish Decoy on stand Date/Period: likely 1930 - 1970 Materials: wood Dimension: 13" x 4 1/2" Description:Fun old working ice fishing or spearing decoy in old paint, with tin fins, great

Leonard Croteau (Canadian, 1939-2013). A collection of three (3) carved wood polychrome fish lure decoys by French Canadian artisan. Includes: one (1) signed to back, and titled "Perche;" one (1) sign

Antique folk art FISH Decoy, hand painted wood in orange, green, with off white and black spots and stripes. Weighted. Tin painted fins. 0.5lbs Measurements: Approx. 7.25" length Condition: Great cond

CARVED CATFISH FOLK ART ICE FISHING DECOY LURE Catfish decoy with carved wood body, lead weight, tin fins, wire whiskers, an

C1940's folk art wood with tin fish decoy in fine original paint C1940's 7 1/4" long x 3" high Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, sub

Title: Ice Fishing Decoy Materials: Pine & Lead Dimensions: 1 1/2”H X 7 1/4”W X 3 3/8”W Provenance: Folk art frog ice fishing decoy, whimsical dry crusty original painted surfaces, wonderful sin

Lot of 7 Hand Carved & Painted Wooden Spearing Fish Decoys, Spear Lures. These folk art fish are colorfully painted with eyes and have wooden fins and tails attached. All stand up on their fins. Dimen

Tom Singleton. Group of 11 Mixed Fish Decoys. Initialed. Not dated. Carved and painted wood with tin fins. Great condition. Average size is 7”long. Est. $200-300. Ship:$45

Antique/Vintage Folk Art Carved and Painted Trout Fish Spearing Decoy. Original paint, brass tack eyes, tin fins, inset lead belly weight and carved wood tail. 7-3/4"l. Condition: Good with use ware.

Anonymous Fish and Turtle Decoys. c. 1930-50. Carved and painted wood with mixed media. Wear from use otherwise good condition. Turtle is 11" long. Fish are 7" long average. Provenance: The Russell an

American. Circa 1930. Clarence Dewey. Elkhart, Indiana USA. Folds out to create appearance of 3-dimensional bird. 19.75 x 7.75 x 7.75". Original surface. Brian Stead collection.

Provenance:Property from The Saul Brandman Foundation, Beverly Hills, California.The auction featuring items from the Saul Brandman Foundation. Five assorted ice fishing spearing decoy lures in Folk A

from the collection of Quincy Scarborough17"L X 7"H

Green and Orange Fish Decoy c. 1930 5 3/4 in. long A thin fish with exceptional decoration and face paint. Original paint with fishing wear. Provenance: The Johnson Collection

Two Fish Decoys c. 1930 6 3/4 in. and 6 1/4 in. long A port and starboard fish duo. Original paint with fishing wear. Provenance: The Johnson Collection

from the collection of Quincy Scarborough 15.5"L X 7"H

Signed on bottom J. M. Maurer(?), intricately painted and weighted, glass eyes, Each 7" long. From the lifetime collection of living folk artist Dewey Blocksma, Beulah, Michigan. Blocksma acquired mos

Trout Oscar W. Peterson (1887-1951) Cadillac, MI, c. 1930 7 in. long Original paint with fishing wear, varnish line on right side. Provenance: The Johnson Collection

Yellow Perch Oscar W. Peterson (1887-1951) Cadillac, MI, c. 1930 7 in. long Original paint with heavy fishing wear. Provenance: The Johnson Collection