AMERICAN EVANS DECOY COMPANY CANVASBACK.

Ladysmith, Wisconsin, 1921-1932. Stamped label on underside. Working decoy with original paint and glass eyes. Wear, minor shrinkage lines and a few faint shot scars. 18.5"l. From the Collection of Ma

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED PAIR OF CANVASBACK DECOYS, each solid-body form with applied eyes, one example retaining weight and rigging device. Old working surfaces. Possibly Maryland. Late 1

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED DUCK DECOYS, LOT OF TWO,solid-body forms, comprising a canvasback hen, and the other example initialed "DS" to the underside. Old weathered surfaces.20th century.D

MALLARD DRAKE by the Evans Decoy Company, Ladysmith, WI, circa 1930's. Very good original paint and structural condition. Some light in-use wear and hairline check on bottom. Strong paint to speculums

Unknown Carver, glass eyes, appears to be original paint

Mammoth-Grade Canvasback Pair Evans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1925 17 in. long "Evans mammoth canvasback decoys are magnificent." -Terry Smart and Andy SchoneichThis large pair has

An early 20th century Scott Decoy Company antique stuffed canvas Canvasback decoy painted in black, red, and white. Applied sticker on underside.

1930-36 rare to find as new old stock NEVER USED, in original box, label reads "Free Gift Stevens Clothes Toledo, OH shipped by the Macbeth Evans Company" and includes American Sweetheart pattern 16-p

OVERSIZED CANVASBACK DRAKE by the Evans Decoy Co. Areas of original and in-use paint. Shot scarring to right side. Repair to tail and check length of bottom. Hairline crack in right side of neck

Mammoth-Grade Canvasback Pair Evans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1925 18 in. long The drake bears the Evans stamp and the hen has a "JAF" brand. Original paint with moderate gunning we

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

FINE PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Drake's head turned slightly left. Stipple paint to

OUTSTANDING PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Rare Madison Mitchell models in excellent original paint and condition. Very tiny paint rub to side of drake's head.

RARE PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Jensen Beach, FL, by Tom Gamble, circa 2006. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Both with painted feather det

REDHEAD DRAKE, Delaware Valley. Decorative carving in very good paint and condition. Together with a CANVASBACK DRAKE by the Evans Decoy Co., Ladysmith, WI. Original paint worn to wood in areas. Two c

PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Good original paint and structural condition. Some paint flaking to both bodies. Very fine painted feather detail. Stipple paint

Ladysmith, WI, mammoth grade, glass eyes, solid body, good original paint, a few shot marks, light gunning wear with paint loss on edge of tail, professional bill repair by Paul Fortin, overall nice e

WI, Mammoth Grade, Glass Eyes, Solid Bodies, Drake is Strong Original Paint with very light gunning wear and a few shot marks & Strong Stamp on Bottom, Drake has crack in neck and small flaw in side o

Ladysmith, WI, mammoth grade, glass eyes, drake is solid body & is good original paint, a few shot marks & light gunning wear, hen is hollow body, mostly original paint with some touchup to head, gunn

Ladysmith, WI, standard grade, glass eyes, solid bodies, original paint with some gunning wear, areas with some rubs & light paint loss, hen has age crack on left side of body & in neck, 16"L, est. 25

Early 20th century, likely Maryland. Manner of Ward Brothers. The piece has been used and shows good signs of age. The piece looks to have been used little however. The base is impressed with the name

Charles Eames (American, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912-1988) Early LCW Chair, Evans Products Company/Herman Miller, USA, designed 1946, the present lot late 1940s Ash plywood, aniline-dyed

CANVASBACK PAIR by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Very good original paint and condition. Detailed painted feather work on backs. Some discoloration to sides on both, possibly from a

PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by the Delaware River Decoy Company, Riverside, NJ. Very good original paint and unused condition. The hen with painted feathering overall. Both with full keels. Both with company