William Schultz Ruddy Duck

Ruddy duck, William Bailey Barco, Currituck, North Carolina. 10.25" long. Literature "Gunnin' Birds," Kroghie Andresen.

With watermark "J. Waterman 1836," label verso from The Old Print Shop. Sight size: 25-1/4"h x 28-1/2"w

High-Head Ruddy Duck Cameron T. McIntyre (b. 1968) New Church, VA, c. 2000 11 in. long Signed with an incised "CTM" on the underside. Original paint and wear. Provenance: Michael Boxer Collection

OUTSTANDING PAIR OF RUDDY DUCKS by Bob White, Tullytown, PA. Excellent original paint and condition. A true matched pair with raised carved wing tips and broad fluted tail carving. Both bills, with cu

Ruddy Duck Pair Delbert "Cigar" Daisey (b. 1924) Chincoteague, VA, c. 1970 11 in. long Two gunning models bearing the maker's "Cigar" brand on undersides. Original paint with light wear. Provenance: M

Ruddy Duck Decoy Josh Brewer (b. 1982) Little Deer Isle, ME 10 1/2 in. long A pert little chip-carved ruddy duck. Underside bears maker's incised signature. Original paint with light wear. Size 10 1/2

Grouse Carving on Lamp Base William Schultz (1923-2009) (attr.) Milwaukee, WI 22 in. tall Size 22 in. long

OUTSTANDING RUDDY DUCK HEN by Delbert “Cigar” Daisey, Chincoteague, VA. Mint original paint and unused condition. Fine detailed feathering and broad carved tail. Branded CIGAR and signed with nota

Standing Ruddy Duck Homer Lawrence (1889-1968) Norwalk, CT, c. 1950 12 in. tall, 13 in. long An alert standing ruddy with incised wing tips and nostril detail. Original paint with even wear.

RUDDY DUCK by Reggie Birch, Chincoteague, VA. Carved in the manner of Lee Dudley. Original antiqued paint and very good structural condition. Carved wing tip. Retains weight. “LD” carved in bottom

RARE PAIR OF RUDDY DUCKS by George Strunk, Glendora, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Full-bodied carvings with painted feather detail. Raised carved wing tips and flut

Carved Polychrome Ruddy Duck Figure, A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), East Harwich, Massachusetts, early 20th century. Small full-figure drake with blue beak and painted feet, mounted on wire legs to dom

Life size ruddy duck drake decoy by Al Glassford (b. 1927), Scarborough, Ontario, Canada with carved bill detail, feathering and carved tail detail. Very good original condition, keel has been

RARE PAIR OF RUDDY DUCKS by Herb Miller, Beach Haven, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Both with raised carved wing tips and fluted tail carving. Both with broad carved

Life size ruddy duck drake decoy by Al Glassford (b. 1927), Scarborough, Ontario, Canada with carved bill detail, feathering and carved tail detail. Very good original condition, keel has been removed

Rochester, MI, George is a highly decorated competitive carver winning several Best of Shows as well as placing in the top 3 multiple times in various carving contests throughout the United States, gl

VERY FINE RUDDY DUCK PAIR by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Relief-carved wings. Drake with fluted, fanned tail. Subtle pa

RUDDY DUCK by "Hurricane" Pete Peterson, Cape Charles, VA. Very good original paint showing some in-use wear. Very good structural condition with tight check the length of bottom. Weight removed. Reta

Circa 1900, likely Virginia or North Carolina. The piece having a nice elegant form with older repainted surface. Bill having an early crack and head with a tight crack at neck. L11 1/8" Sold from the

Virginia Ruddy Duck Hen By Grayson Chesser (b. 1947), Jenkins Bridge, VA A 12 inch decoy with scratch feather detail, signed with the maker’s incised “C" on the bottom. Original pain

Stamped "CIGAR" and signed "Delbert "Cigar" Daisey, Hunting Decoy, Female Ruddy"

St. Catharine's Ontario. National Champion Carver

Life size ruddy duck drake decoy by Al Glassford (b. 1927), Scarborough, Ontario, Canada with carved bill detail, feathering and carved tail detail. Very good original condition, keel has been

Lot Updates It appears that it could be an original head that was refitted to the body. At some point, the head was off, the seam was cleaned out, and then refitted, probably when the bird's surface w