Large curlew, Thomas Gelston, Quogue, Long Island, 1st quarter 20th century.

Thomas Gelston circa 1920 redhead decoy, Quogue, NY, early 20th century. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [13 inches]. In good condition.

Black bellied plover, Obediah Verity, Seaford, Long Island, New York, 1st quarter 20th century. Relief wing carving, and carved eyes.

Double barrel shotgun with double triggers and metal trigger guard.  Incised checkering on the forarm and grip. Original hangin brakcets included. Measures 73" long.

Tack eyes with carved open mouth. Carved gills. Metal fins and wooden tail. Measures 10.5" long.

Rare white wing scoter drake, Joseph Lincoln, Accord, Massachusetts, 1st quarter 20th century. Large oversized decoy with tack eyes and sculpted bill. 17" long.

Thomas Gelston (1851-1924) - Quogue, Long Island, NY c.1890's - 15" long- A hard to find species by this maker in this condition. Nicely carved head with glass eyes attached to a cork body that retain

Large red painted creel, 1st quarter 20th century. Woven creel with custom leather harness. Side hole leads to a compartment in the bottom of the basket, when hinged lid is open a top compartment with

Rare Preening Brant Thomas H. Gelston (1851-1924) Quogue, Long Island, NY, c. 1890 16 1/2 in. long A rare and prominently exhibited and documented cork decoy by one of Long Island's premier carvers. T

Curlew from Seaford, Long Island, last quarter 19th century. Releif wing carving and raised wing tips. Measures 13" long.

A very rare and desirable early trout, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Large carved eye with carved gill and mouth. A salmon colored belly. White spots along darkened bac

Canvasback drake, Tom Chambers, Toronto, Ontario, 1st quarter 20th century. Long, solid body style. Branded "Thos Chambers Maker" and "JT McMillan". Fine comb feather paint detail on back and sides. P

Rare oversize black duck, Leonard Pryor, Chesapeake City, Maryland, 1st quarter 20th century. Measures 17" long x 7.5" wide. Two piece body. Literature: "Decoys of the Mid Atlantic Region," Henry Flec

Merganser hen, unknown maker, upstate New York. Similar to work of Ed Dingman, 1st quarter 20th century. Measures 13" long. Notes: Decoy

Anonymous Large Eagle With Snake. c. 1st quarter of the 20th century. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with lots of carved detailed feathers. Some natural wood splits, otherwise great condition. 14

American, 1st quarter 20th century. Miniatures of large industrial flat top desks. One is refinished oak with extra hardware. 7.75"h. 15"w. 8.5"d. The other is oak veneer with maker's plate "Dust Proo

Split tail carving and tack eyes. Measures 8.75” long. Provenance:  Ex John Delph collection.  Guyette & Schmidt, April 1994.

Pair of peeps, Irvine Morris, Atlantic, North Carolina, 1st quarter 20th century From his personal hunting rig. Just under 6" long with iron bills. Both are in feeding pose. "These are the smallest Ca

Greenwing teal, Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Standard grade glass eye model. Measures 12" long. Notes: Decoy

Bluewing teal, Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Early challenge grade with upswept bill carving. Loy Harrell Jr. ink stamp on the underside. Measures 11.5" long. Notes

From the rig of C. N. Smith, and so branded on the underside. Measures 14.5" long.

Bluebill hen, Chauncey Wheeler, Alexandria Bay, New York 1st quarter 20th century. Typical eye groove carving. Measures 16.25" long. Provenance: Preston Lowe collection. Notes: Decoy

Black duck, Sebastian Taylor, Eastern shore of Virginia, 1st quarter 20th century. Scratch feather paint detail and slightly raised head. Measures 16" long. Literature: "Chesapeake Bay Decoys," Robert

Greenwing teal, Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Standard grade glass eye model. Small inlayed weight on the underside. Measures 11.75" long. Notes: Decoy

Pair of bluewing teal, Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Standard grade tack eye model. Each with an 'A' branded in the back. Measure 12" long. Notes: Decoy