Annual Spring Decoy & Sporting Art Auction-S1 2024-04-25 Auction - 298 Price Results - Guyette & Deeter, Inc in IL - Page 11
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A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1951), East Harwich, Massachusetts.Charles Schoenheider Sr. (1854-1924), Peoria, Illinois.Obediah Verity (1813-1901), Seaford, Long Island, New York.
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Lombard, IL, United States
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Annual Spring Decoy & Sporting Art Auction-S1

The Alan & Elain Haid Collection Starting their collecting journey together in 1967, Alan and Elaine Haid, acquired the rarest and finest examples of waterfowl decoys they could find, ever endeavoring to improve and refine their collection over the decades. As Alan's knowledge and influence grew, he would become a successful dealer and appraiser of decoys and would author 'Decoys of the Mississippi Flyway' in 1981 and co-author 'Mason Decoys – A Complete Pictorial Guide' in 1993. The Haids were staples at most of the decoy shows and auctions across the country for a half century. The result of that amount of focus and time spent in one collecting field is a grouping of some of the rarest examples by many of the top artists from America. From the one-of-a-kind, oversize preening black duck by Robert Elliston, to the only known, working shoveler hen by the Ward Brothers, many of the decoys in the Haid collection would be difficult to improve upon or find anywhere else in the world. The David Fannon Collection Dave Fannon's collection of Oscar Peterson objects is the result of a three-decade pursuit to seek the finest plaques, vases, and fish decoys. Many of the pieces being offered from his collection represent the finest of their category and have never been offered at public auction. The Jim & Patti Aikin Collection Avid collectors for over 50 years, Jim and Patti Aikin’s collection reflect their interest in decoys from their home state of Michigan, with an emphasis on the best Ben Schmidt decoys they could find.
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Pair of carved canoe cups.: One with relief carved moose and carved cabin handle. The other with relief carved trout with "W Godin" painted on cup. Measure 5.25" and 5.5" long.
0224: Pair of carved canoe cups.Est. $500-$800
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Large, early burl bowl.: Slightly footed. Measures 17.5". Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0225: Large, early burl bowl.Est. $2,000-$3,000
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Early burl bowl, circa 1900 or earlier.: Measures 13.5". Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0226: Early burl bowl, circa 1900 or earlier.Est. $800-$1,200
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Early burl bowl.: With additional turnings around lip. Garth auction tag on underside. Measures 14". Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0227: Early burl bowl.Est. $600-$800
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Early rectangle shaped bowl.: With Miller & Miller auction tag on underside. Measures 12.5" x 20" Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0228: Early rectangle shaped bowl.Est. $1,500-$2,000
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Early burl bowl: With additional fancy turnings and slightly footed. Measures 12.25". Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0229: Early burl bowlEst. $800-$1,200
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Oval shaped burl bowl.: Shows excellent age. Skinner auction tag on underside. 10" x 13". Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0230: Oval shaped burl bowl.Est. $700-$900
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Early burl bowl, circa 1900 or earlier.: Slightly footed. Measures 12". Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0231: Early burl bowl, circa 1900 or earlier.Est. $800-$1,200
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Early burl bowl, circa 1900 or earlier.: Slighlty footed. Measures 11.5". Provenance: Randy Rall collection.
0232: Early burl bowl, circa 1900 or earlier.Est. $800-$1,200
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Unknown maker, 2nd quarter 20th century.: Decorative full size racing pigeon. Relief wing feather carving and appealing feather detail on head and breast. Carved band on one leg. Bird and base are carved out of a single piece of wood. Stands
0234: Unknown maker, 2nd quarter 20th century.Est. $600-$900
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A fancy and elaborate gunning box.: In original green paint. Numerous contents inside, including 52 brass shells from various companies, mostly Winchester. Primer boxes, measuring tools, cleaning patches, cap extractors in original
0237: A fancy and elaborate gunning box.Est. $1,500-$2,500
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Vintage gunning box: With a mix of paper and brass shells, some of which are full. A copy of the 1939 New Jersey Game Law. 1955 and 1952 New Jersey resident hunting tags. Gun powder tin, measuring tools, a 1929 and 1928
0238: Vintage gunning boxEst. $800-$1,000Lot Passed
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Three vintage boxes.: A green fishing box with handle missing, that measures 6.25" x 14.25" x 6.75" high. A shell holder built for 50 12 gauge shells, and about 25 shells are filled. And a green painted gunning box with
0239: Three vintage boxes.Est. $400-$600
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Vintage sheet metal trade sign, circa 1930.: Painted red and white. Measures 40" long.
0240: Vintage sheet metal trade sign, circa 1930.Est. $800-$1,200
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Fish weathervane.: Two piece hollow copper body. Measures 28" long. Provenance: Al Marzorini collection.
0242: Fish weathervane.Est. $700-$1,000
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Fish spear.: Forged five tine spear, with the name "M. Morhardt" stamped twice on the side of the blade. Spears made with maker's names are very rare. Spear is weighted with an early piece of wood that has
0245: Fish spear.Est. $600-$800
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Extra long fishing spear: With 12’ long oak handle that is fitted with high quality brass threaded coupling. Possibly a salmon gaff for fishing around a tall bank. Spear appears to be circa 1900 or earlier. Provenance:
0245A: Extra long fishing spearEst. $800-$1,200Lot Passed
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