The Bird Factory Semipalmated Plover Decoy

Circa 1910. Bottom of bird marked John A. Nelson 1983. We believe this bird may have been repainted by him at that time. 10" tall, glass eyes, metal beak, good condition.

Midwest Bird, Factory Decoy Wisc. - Similar to Benz or Mason, Original Paint Flaking 17" x 8"

Titles include: Louisiana Decoys, Chesapeake Bay Decoys, American Bird Decoys, Factory Decoys, Wild Fowl Decoys and Chincoteague Carvers and Their Decoys. In good used condition.

KEN KIRBY (LITTLE EGG HARBOR, NEW JERSEY) FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED PLOVER BIRD DECOYS, LOT OF TWO,each branded "KEN KIRBY" to the underside and applied to driftwood.20th century.Various sizes. Prov

GROUP OF SIX BOOKS consisting of "Decoys of Michigan" by Walsh and Jackson, "Floating Sculpture" by Huster and Knight, "American Bird Decoys" by W. Mackey, "Factory Decoys" by J. and S. Delph, "Collec

Factory Wisc. Bird Black - Decoy, Orig. Paint, Similar to Benz or Mason 17" x 8 1/2"

Six (6) Books of Duck Decoys. Includes: 1) Floaters and Stick-Ups by Reiger. 2) Two copies of American Bird Decoys by Mackey Jr. 3) Factory Decoys by Delph. 4) Deoys by Gene and Linda Kangas. SIGNED.

Ken Hopkins Wood Carved Pintail Duck Decoy . Stamped "a Wooden Bird Factory Original", Signed and dated 4/83. 17" x 5". Good Condition.

A 6 inch Piping Plover Sandpiper decoy carving by Sheila Bowen (b.1943), Sandwich, Cape Cod, MA, signed by the maker on the underside of the bird. Original paint with minor wear.

1 semipalmated plover by Bud Shell, 2 miniature shorebirds by unknown carver, 1 rainbow trout vase by Rich Gurica, 1 walleye by Duane Turnock with chipped tail, 1 carved decoy head by unknown carver,

Featuring A 1987 Signed Bob May Molson's Duck Decoy. Together With A 1918 Mallard Hen By The Wooden Bird Factory. Measuring Approximately 5" To 6" Tall, 1" To 15" Long And 5" To 5.5" Wide.

American, 20th century. Group of seven wooden duck decoys by various makers including Wooden Bird Factory and Mason. Various marks and owner's initials. Largest approx. w. 16"

Circa 1920 Carved and painted wood decoy birds. L. 15 1/2 in. Condition: As found, losses and abrasions, one has considerable loss to beak.

Pair of tack eye golden plover decoys with two-piece construction, maker unknown, believed to be from Nantucket, Massachusetts. The paint appears original. Both show handling wear, and one bird has ch

Eight (8). American. Late 19th century. Pressed metal, wire, wood. Set of eight folding tin plover decoys with original wooden box and wood and copper mounting sticks. Each bird is in original black,

Branded "O.C. Cole" on side. Another shorebird from with this rig brand is pictured as #71 in Shore Bird Decoys by Henry A. Fleckenstein Jr. Old working repaint, bill loss. Appx. 8 1/2" long, height 9

A 12 inch Black-Bellied Plover shorebird decoy by Ken Kirby (b.1946), Little Egg Harbor, NJ, signed and branded on the underside of the bird. Kirby was named the 2014 New Jersey carver of the Year.

Group of (2) golden plover shorebird decoys believed to be from Nantucket, Massachusetts; the maker is unknown but they appear to be by the same carver. Both birds have the same paint pattern, which a

Group of (3) papier mache shorebird decoys with tack eyes, maker unknown, to include: (2) golden plovers, (smaller bird with light indentation to one side); and a greater yellowlegs, (damage to sides

Verity-Style Feeding Plover 8 ½ inches by William E. Kirkpatrick, (b. 1939), Hudson, MA with carved eyes and raised wings, branded “WEK?? signature on the underside of the bird. Origi

Bird wood carving, signed Bob Hand, Sag Harbor, and dated 2010 (foot detached), 6 3/4"H; unsigned bird wood carving, 6 1/4"L; duck decoy, signed Tom Buttonow, 7"L; Golden Plover, signed Jim Buttonow,

The Ruddy Turnstone and Black Bellied Plover with similar original sponged paint and whittled beaks. Measure 4.25 x 9.5 and 5 x 9.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping se

A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1910 10 in. long Born in East Harwich, Massachusetts, Elmer Crowell possessed an early fascination with ornithology and hunting. These passions led to

A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1910 10 in. long This well-fed working black-belled plover decoy features Elmer Crowell's plump and upright pose and impeccable provenance. It was fin