Hollow Coffin Curlew Decoy by Charles F. Coffin (1835-1919)

A 9 1/2 inch Plover shorebird decoy in transitional plumage by Charles F. Coffin (1835-1919), Nantucket, MA, circa 1870. Original paint with minor wear.

CHARLES JONES WAY (British 1835-1919) A PAINTING, "Sunrise over the Water," watercolor on paper. 6" x 9" Provenance: Estate of the late Charles A. and Betti F. Saunders, Houston, Texas.

A hollow 14 1/2 inch Canvasback drake decoy, signed Jon F. B__. and dated 1990. Original paint with light wear.

Rare Curlew Charles Birch (1867-1956) Willis Wharf, VA, c. 1910 15 in. long A rare Birch curlew with a pronounced shark-fin raised wing. The body is finished with tight scratched feathering. The under

Charles F. Kenney, (American, 1919-2014). "Whaling Bark Sunbeam.", oil on canvas. Signed lower right, framed. Approx: 10.25" x 13.25" (frame), 6.5" x 9.35" (sight).

Life-Size Swan Frank S. Finney (b. 1947) Capeville, VA, c. 1980 32 in. long A large and refined hollow decoy with an exceptionally long neck. Signed with the maker's incised "F" on the bottom of the d

CHARLES "FRAN" KENNEYMassachusetts, 1919-2014Sunbeam off Gayhead. Signed lower right "Charles F. Kenney ASMA".Oil on board, 19" x 23". Framed 24" x 28". Provena

Important hollow brandt decoy by JOE KING (American, New Jersey, 1835-1913), with ''SINBAD'' brand. This classic brandt from the Manahawkin area of New Jersey exhibits all the carving techniques which

A hollow 31 inch swan decoy with classic Delaware River raised primaries..Unsigned. Confidence decoys, like swans were rarely made for hunting rigs on the River. Original paint and finish with light w

A hollow 19 inch Pintail Drake decoy by Jack James Jr. (1935-1982), Hopewell, VA, signed and dated 1975 on the bottom of the bird. Exhibits glass eyes,a well carved open bill, secondary and primary fe

Henry, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of original & working paint by Edna Perdew, some gunning wear & flaking, hunter duck repair on each side with metal support bands, original weight, note

Henry, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of original & old working paint, some flaking on right side & gunning wear, replaced weight, branded MAXSON on bottom, 15.5"L, est. 700 - 1,000

Henry, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, repainted by Helen Hageman, light gunning wear with small amount of paint loss on edge of bill, 15.5"L, est. 600 - 900

Egypt, Ptolemaic Period ca. 3rd-1st cent. B.C..Bronze. L. 10 cm. H. 4.3 cmThe mouse on the coffin has a pointed head and a long tail, which is additionally supported on the rectangular and hollow coff

[CIVIL WAR]. Confederate canteen captured at Port Hudson by Sergeant Charles F. Waldron, Co. C, 24th Maine Infantry Regiment.  7 1/4 in. dia. x 2 1/4 in. dp. wooden drum canteen with iron hardwar

[CIVIL WAR]. III Corps badge identified to Sergeant Charles F. Browne, Company F, 1st Massachusetts Regiment, WIA Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg. 2 1/2 x 2 3/4 in. engraved silver su

[CIVIL WAR]. New Hampshire 5th Infantry collection, identified to Charles F. Liscomb, WIA Antietam.  Model 1851 Foot Officer's sword. Manufactured by C. Roby & Co. 32 in. slightly curved, single-

Charles F. Blauvelt (American, 1824-1900) oil on board, depicting woman in red standing on shore and gazing at distant sailboat on the ocean horizon, signed lower left: "Blauvelt." Image: 7.25" H x 5.

Manchester, VT. Complete with all 12 months. 6 1/2" x 5 3/8". In excellent condition. Bottom left corner clipped.

Oil on canvas, "The Blue Robe", signed and dated en verso '85. Abstract portrait of a seated woman. 48"h x 40"w and 49"h x 41"w framed

Curlew decoy from the Accomack Club, Virginia, with curved iron bill, and ''Accomack Club'' brand. The paint appears original. Well-worn stick hole, shot spray; head restoration. 5-3/4''h, 3''w, 13-1/

Miniature Stoneware Presentation Pitcher with Elaborate Cobalt Foliate Decoration, Stamped "HARRY REMMY / PRES BY, C.F.D TENN.", Charles F. Decker, Sr., Keystone Pottery, Chucky Valley, Tennessee, cir

90. MONKEY COIN IN STOMACH MECHANICAL BANK | Manufacturer unknown, designed by Charles F. Ritchel, CT, very scarce hand painted variation, coin is placed on tray and lever at rear causes monkey to lif

Cello with bow and corduroy case. Two labels inside cello, one "Joseph Guarnerius Fecit, Cremonae Anno 1737", one for Charles F. Albert, Philadelphia violin maker and repairer. Body (only) 29" H, over