Pair of Contemporary folky, hollow Canada geese

Pair of Contemporary folky, hollow Canada geese decoys, branded ''WHITE'' on bottom. These are very well-carved with extended neck and head positions. They have glass eyes and a small square of lead a

VERY FINE PAIR OF CANADA GEESE by John Holloway, Tuckerton, NJ. Delaware River models in very good original paint and structural condition. Some minor sap bleed to one breast. Hollow construction. Ver

2 BOEHM CANADA GEESE PORCELAIN BIRDS 408: Two piece, the largest measures approx. 6 3/4'' x 6 1/4''.

- Designed by Artist Andrea- Includes 2 Wooden Platforms- Good Pre-Owned Condition Wear Consistent with Age and Use (See Photos)- JB51322

Hollow Canada Goose The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1967 24 in. long The Wards made very few hollow decoys such as this large turned-head Canada goose. T

Two vintage carved folky canada goose decoys. Includes solid wood goose and full flying goose. Both are unmarked.

A 21 inch hollow Canada Goose decoy attributed to be from Virginia. In old paint with heavy wear, eyes are missing, poor neck seat repair.

Pair of geese boxes. 'George Combs (1911-1992), Freeport, Long Island. Mid Condition: Excellent original condition with minor paint chips. L 7-3/8" H 6-3/8". Copy and paste link for high-res images: h

#408, tallest 7 1/2"

Presenting a stunning pair of Boehm Porcelain Sculptures depicting "Canada Geese," showcasing the grace and majesty of these iconic birds. #408. 7 1/2" 7 5 1/2" tall. Each sculpture is a testament to

Pair of Canada Goose Decoys William "Will" Hammerstrom Jr. (b. 1953) Waretown, NJ, 1986 26 in. long Captain William "Will" Hammerstrom Jr. was born in 1953. His father was known decoy carver William "

Bronze sculpture, Pair of Canada Geese, signed in cast WT Matia (Walter Matia, United States, b.1953), dated 1988, numbered 4/ 34, rising on a marble base, approx 14.25"h, 12"w, 10.5"d, 30lbs Start Pr

Heading South is a limited edition Hutschenreuther porcelain figural group statue of a pair of Canada geese designed by Gunther Granget. Backstamp and artist signature on the bottom. Artist: Gunther G

George Dick (American, 1916-1978) 'Early Morning' Oil on Panel Undated, signed lower right, depicting a pair of Canada geese having a goose with an outstretched neck an

Pair of contemporary hollow wood twisted lamps painted with a silver base and accented with gold painted grapes and leaves. The lamps measure approx. 32"Hx16"W with shade; 21"Hx7" without shade. NO IN

A hollow-bodied Canada Goose decoy in good paint and having a removable head from Prince Edward Island, 1930-1940. Allio Collection. FRANCAIS: Appelant creux d'une oie canadienne, belle peinture, et a

Pair of Canada goose decoys. Cork with carved and painted wood. Painted glass eyes. Provenance: From the Greenwich, CT estate of artist Taira Rapoport. Dimensions: H 13" x W 24" x D 10.5". Condition:

Two 4 1/4 inch miniature geese by Stan Sparre (1923-2011), E. Falmouth, MA. Signed by the maker. Original paint and condition.

TWO CANADA GEESE. The first in very good original paint and condition. Sleeping position. The second carved in the manner of A.E. Crowell. Large check on right side. Antiqued paint. 200-300

Flying Canada Goose Pair Mike Borrett (b. 1960) Madison, WI, c. 2010 32 in. long, 34 1/2 in. wide Signed and dated by the maker. Original paint with light wear.

Hollow Carved Hissing Canada Goose Decoy. Circa 1920-1940. Decoy with metal tack eyes, original paint, gunning wear, neck is stabilized with a dowel. Dimensions approximately: length: 28 inches., heig

Miniature Canada Goose Pair Brig. Gen. Chester deGavre (1908-1993) Onancock, VA, c. 1960 6 in. long, 4 1/2 in. tall A standing and resting pair signed on the bottom by the maker. Original paint with l

Hollow New Jersey Canada goose decoy in Shourds style. This classic Tuckerton area goose appears to have overpaint along the back, while the tail, head and white areas seem to be worn original paint.

Hollow New Jersey Canada goose decoy, maker unknown. Some have attributed the goose to HENRY GRANT (American, Barnegat, New Jersey, 1860 - 1924). It appears to have an early working overpaint which ha