Blue Bill Decoy

Antique carved and painted hollow wood decoy of a Blue Bill with original feathery combed paint and glass eyes. Signed on lead weight ELLISTON. Also has carved owner name JPK Schmitt. 13.5 x 6 in high

Fine blue bill decoy with original painted surface. Early 20th century.

A blue bill decoy with glass eyes, probably Mason, early 20th century - some paint wear, but overall good condition - 14"L.

12"L

Has paint wear, split along backside, and worn bill. Both metal eyes are in tact. No signature present. Diamond weight tacked on bottom.

WARD BROTHERS BLUEBILL DECOY Crisfield, Maryland, 20th Century Signed and dated on base "1936 L.T. Ward Crisfield. Md Lem Ward". Length 15".

Low-Head Bluebill English Family Florence, NJ, c. 1900 13 in. long A tucked-head decoy with very good carved wing-tip and tail details. Gunning paint with moderate gunning wear and some touch-up to fl

Early Carved-Wing Bluebill A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1895 14 1/2 In. long An exceedingly rare snuggle-head decoy with raised wing tips and incised tail feathers. Old paint with

Benjamin Holmes (1843-1912) Stratford, CT, c. 1880 11 1/2 in. long An early hollow bluebill gunned over on Long Island Sound. Appears to be in original and old working paint with gunning wear, includi

RIG OF EIGHT MASON DECOY FACTORY BLUEBILL DECOYS Detroit, Early 20th Century Seven drakes and one hen. Lengths approx. 14”.

PERCY SMITH (SHADYSIDE, MARYLAND) FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED BLUEBILL DECOY, solid-body form with painted eyes, old, probably original, lead weight and leather rigging to underside, probably later "P

This Bluebill Duck Decoy has its original comb painted surface and finely carved features, glass eyes and original lead weight. I don’t think it has ever been shot-over and it probably dates to the

Detroit Grade, 1896-1924 Mason Decoy Company. Repaint

Bluebill Upstate New York, c. 1920 14 1/2 in. long Original paint with moderate gunning wear.

Detroit Grade, appears to be original paint. 1896-1924. Detroit - Tack Eye Model

Glass eyes, Small touch up

original paint, glass eyes

Wildfowler Bluebill decoy in original paint, early 20th century - missing keel, otherwise very good condition.

A hand carved wood Bluebill decoy by known waterfowl artist, William Veasey (1932-2022) of Elkton, MD. Glass eyes. Measures 14" long. *notes- Paint in excellent condition.

Circa 1870s-80s Susquehanna flats bluebill working duck decoy. Crack through neck. 14" long.

Pre 1900s Susquehanna Flats bluebill duck decoy. Marked on underside with "X".

A Hank Walters carved and painted bluebill sleeper decoy. Glass eyes. 6 in tall x 11 in long x 6-3/4 in wide.

Factory Bluebill Christopher C. Smith (1861-1938) Algonac, MI, c. 1910 14 1/4 in. long A high-head, hollow decoy with a painted "MW" on the underside. In early gunning paint with wear, including flaki

Vintage Illinois River Bluebill Decoy, Faded origional paint. Built in 3 solid sections with slight seperation in front sections Round Lead Bottom Weight Built into the Decoy. 12" long