Two cork decoys in original paint - probably Long I

Two decoys including canvas back in original paint, probably Madison Mitchell - good shaped beak and hand painted eyes - glued repair to head otherwise good condition; commercial redhead decoy with gl

Two decoys. An Eider decoy with inlet head and original paint. Probably Maine, circa 1900. Together with a second decoy in mostly original paint. Condition: Eider with loss to neck and other imperfect

EARLY TERN, probably Long Island, NY. Confidence decoy in weathered original paint and very good structural condition. Raised, extended wing tips. 200-300

Two Bluebill Drakes Upstate New York, c. 1930 14 in. long Original paint with light gunning wear and tight age lines in necks. Provenance: Estate of Peter H. Tillou

Two folk art hand carved root head decoys with weighted bottoms and traces of original paint, probably late 19th to early 20th century. Both in good condition. The largest measures 6 1/2"H x 8 1/2"L.

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint.Great displays, purchased in Maine in the 1970s. White 5.50"x6"x 14.50" long and Smaller 5.50"x7.50"x13". Weight combined 4 pds 5 oz. From a

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint. One head needs to be reattached. Great display pieces. Both approximately 15-1/4" long. Weight 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private E

Two Drake Redheads Gene Hendrickson (1899-1971) Northfield, NJ, c. 1965 15 in. long Both are branded. Original paint with light wear and some sap bleeds. Provenance: Robert Shisler Collection, acquire

Two Trout Oscar W. Peterson (1887-1951) Cadillac, MI, c. 1930 9 in. and 6 in. long The larger fish is in original paint with fishing wear. The smaller fish appears to be in old fishing repaint. Proven

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

Mid 20th century. Three wood and one cork. Two smaller have original paint, two mallards have old paint and cork mallard has repaired neck. Wear, age splits and some loss. 13" to 18"l.

Carved beaver 8" long and a miniature duck 6 1/2" long. Both in original paint.

Two St. Clair Flats Bob-Tail Black Duck Decoys. Worn original paint, repainted beaks. Up to 16 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

Early 2 Piece Hollow Body Wood Duck DecoyA hollow body 2 piece wood duck decoy. Worn original paint.Tack eyes. Low flat body. 14 inches long. Maker unknown

Rig of Four Sandpiper Silhouettes Massachusetts, c. 1900 10 in. long Original paint with heavy even gunning wear. Two have reset necks.

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. Blue Bill and Red Head. Both with glass eyes, both with the original paint. Great displays, purchased in North Carolina. Red Head 15" long and Blue Bill 12". Weight comb

Early to mid 20th century. Old, probably original, paint. Bill restored or replaced, see close-up photos of associated touch-up to front of head. Appx. 9" long, 11 3/4" tall with stand. Surface loss t

Two Canvasback Hens Evans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI 15 in. long The competitive-grade hen has been struck with a "G.W.P." brand. Original paint with heavy gunning wear. Provenance: Terr

EARLY COOT, probably Long Island, NY. Very good paint, some which appears to be original. Very good structural condition. Typical crack to mid-neck. Cork construction with bottom board. Head retains p

Two Over-Size Saginaw Bay Bluebill Duck Decoys. Marked "Rennie" at the underside. Worn original paint, chipping to one beak. Up to 18" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

EARLY GOLDENEYE DRAKE, probably Long Island, NY. Weathered paint and condition. Cork construction. Paint pattern with natural cork exposed. Full keel branded LAWSON. See “American Bird Decoys” by

GROUP OF THREE BLACK DUCKS, possibly Long Island, NY. All in excellent original paint and unused condition. Hard cork construction with carved wood heads and long deep-water keels. Two are carved in a

wooden heads and tails, paint decorated, glass eyes, each approx. 20" long. Accompanied by the original weights for each.

TWO PINTAIL DRAKE PLAQUES by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., probably Old Saybrook, CT. Very good original paint showing some in-use wear. Head on one is slightly loose. 100-200