Two fish decoys, from either Michigan or Minnesota.

Two fish decoys, from either Michigan or Minnesota. Red and white decoy by John Peloomery, of Minnesota. One is painted like an American flag, other is classic red and white. Longest is 8.5". Provenan

Two fish decoys, Leroy Howell, Hinkley, Minnesota, 2nd quarter 20th century. Both are red and white. Both measure 6.5" in length.

Lot of Two Minnesota Fish Spearing Decoys, One 7.75", One 6.25", Both with Carved Tail and Metal Fins

Three fish decoys, Ernie Newman, Carlton, Minnesota. All three are batwing style. Two have glass eyes. Longest measures 5.5" long. Smallest is 3".

Signed on bottom J. M. Maurer(?), intricately painted and weighted, glass eyes, Each 7" long. From the lifetime collection of living folk artist Dewey Blocksma, Beulah, Michigan. Blocksma acquired mos

Important bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Mt. Clemens, Michigan, circa 1930. Carved walnut with traces of silver and off white paint on sides of body; decorative metal fins and glass eyes. Two belly wei

Grouping of 4 carved wooden ice fishing decoys in original paint and with painted tin fins, probably Minnesota or Michigan origin - one weight in the form of a lead fish, circa 1950-70 - all with mino

Two fish decoys, Ernie Newman. 8.5" long. Metal fins and glass eyes.

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

American, ex. Ross collection. Early wood spearing fish with white paint, 12.25"l. Together with copper fish, 11.5"l.

TWO FISH DECOYS. The first, possibly a smelt, with metal fins, tack eyes and wire rigging. Signed by and dated 1991. Overall length is approximately 7 inches. The second is a SUCKER with painted metal

RED AND WHITE SPEAR FISHING DECOY in good original paint and structural condition. Some flaking to paint on underside and fins. Metal fins and tail. Carved gills and mouth with painted eye detail. Ret

Early George Randall fish decoy, Minnesota. Painted wooden body with metal fins. 9.75 inches long. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction,

Two vintage fish decoys, one signed Gray Eagle, the other unsigned. Latgest comes with information attached. It says "signed by Grey Eagle vintage Native American small mouth bass fish decoy. Largest

A 5 3/4 inch Trout fish decoy by Carl Christiansen, Newberry, MI, signed with the makers "C C" initials on the underside. A 9 1/2 inch Trout fish decoy signed and dated 2013.

TWO PIECE FISH DECOY LOT PEKELDER AND GARN: 1) Realistically Painted High Gloss Trout Decoy by Bruce Garn, signed and dated 9/19, approximately 10'' in length; 2) Spotted Trout with High-Gloss Finish,

Anonymous. Five Ice Fishing Decoys. Michigan and Minnesota origins. Carved and painted wood with tin. Weighted. Great condition. Largest is 10” long. Est. $300-500. Ship: $35

Twentieth century. A wicker creel with leather trim and shoulder strap, 8"h. And two plastic fish decoys, 6.5"l.

Old painted wood fish decoy from Minnesota. Tin fins. 7 inches long

Likely by Oscar Peterson, part of a collection from Beulah, Michigan, early decoys including one trout fish example, Largest 8" long, all weighted. From the lifetime collection of living folk artist D

Fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Flower fish with natural sides, yellow and black dots. 6.5" long.

Very large walleye fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota, 1st half 20th century. Original gold paint. Double finned. 13.5" long.

Fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Red and white with blended colors midway through body. 7" long.

Rare sucker fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Carved mouth. Body is painted gold. 9" long.