EARLY YELLOWLEG, CAPT. SHOWELL ATTRIB.

VERY EARLY YELLOWLEG attributed to Capt. Dan Showell, Cape May, NJ, circa 1890's. Very old original paint with in-use working paint. Very good structural condition for its age with repaired crack to h

EARLY YELLOWLEG, possibly New Jersey. Old weathered paint with some possible original paint remaining. Retains rusted nail bill. Mounted atop a custom base. 100-200.

EARLY YELLOWLEG by Thomas Gelston, Quogue, NY. Cork construction with very old working scratch-feather paint. Some shot scars. Feeding position. Mounted on a custom base.

EARLY YELLOWLEG by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Very weathered paint worn to wood in areas. Good structural condition. Retains tack eyes and nail bill. Mounted atop a custom base. 200-300

EARLY YELLOWLEG by Bob White, Tullytown, PA. Excellent original paint and condition. Some very minor paint shrinkage in breast area. Nice dapple feather painting to back that extends to top of head. P

FINE AND RARE EARLY YELLOWLEG by Taylor Johnson, Bay Head, NJ, (1863-1929) Mix of very old working paint with some original. Good structural condition. Crack at mid-bill. "X" carved in bottom. A great

VERY EARLY YELLOWLEG by John Lee Baldwin, Babylon, NY, circa 1915. Appears to be original paint and very good structural condition. Very good scratch feather paint overall. Carved in an alert position

EARLY YELLOWLEG by Edward Payson Gosling, Dartmouth, MA. Very good original paint and structural condition with some very minor in-use wear. Very tip of bill missing. Three-piece laminated constructio

EARLY YELLOWLEG FLATTY, possibly New England. Retains very good original paint with some losses. Bill appears to be original. Retains remnants of metal eyes. Mounted atop a custom base. 75-125

Thomas Chandler (attrib). Early Edgefield Bowl. c. late 1840s-1850s. Ash glaze with slip glaze decoration. There are a couple of discoloration lines on the bowl that could be hairline cracks, but when

Early Meissen (attrib) chocolate beaker & stand, 18th c., Germany, with Chinoiserie decoration in the manner of Johann Gregorius Horoldt, each with decorator's hand painted numeral to underside, attri

Early Meissen (attrib.) white porcelain eagle, Likely c. 1710-1725, Germany, eagle perched on rock attacking fish, blanc de chine porcelain, faint blue factory mark to underside of foot, 5.5"h x 7"w x

EARLY LESSER YELLOWLEG, New Jersey. Very good paint that may be the original. Very good structural condition. Appears to retain the original bill. WATTS PENN written in pencil on underside of body. Mo

Miller Pottery (attrib). Early Whiskey Jug With Drawn Face. Dark Green Alkaline glaze. 10" h. Some patches without glaze, otherwise excellent condition. Est. $50-100. Ship: $60

Early 19thC attrib Samuel McIntire Salem, MA carved tilt top candlestand - 27" tall with top down x 25 1/2"x18 1/2" top

Floyd Hilton (attrib). Early Vase. Made at Auman Shop. Not signed. Glazed on the inside. Mint condition. 7" h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $35

Detroit, MI, tack eyes, original paint with light gunning wear & some flaking, small amount of touchup to head, bill appears to have good age & is possibly original, hard to find in any condition, 12"

A 10 1/2 inch Yellowlegs shorebird decoy similar to decoys made by the J.N. Dodge (1882-1893) and Peterson factories branded "EFH". Old, possibly original paint with wear- to

Leonard Limousin (attrib) Early large Limoges Enamel and gold on copper, probably Anne d"Este or Catherine of Lorraine circa 16th CenturyLéonard Limosin (* around 1505 in Limoges to around 1577) wa

An 11 inch Green-Backed or Golden Plover decoy attributed Capt. Dan Showell from Absecon, NJ. Original paint with wear, a tight crack, some flaking and a bill tip chip.

A 10 1/2 Green-Back or Golden Plover shorebird decoy attributed to Capt. Dan Showell from Absecon, NJ. Original paint with wear and some flaking. Provenance: Provided by William J. Mackey Jr.

Gilt bronze chandelier by E.F. Caldwell (attrib.), Early 20th c., American, Chinoise-style open-frame single bulb pendant with cut crystal drops, unsigned, approx. 30"h x 12"dia. Provenance: Estate of

(2) Pairs andirons incl. Samuel Yellin (attrib.), Early 20th c., the wrought iron pair attributed to Samuel Yellin, 20.5"h x 9.5"w x 18.5"d (larger), 14"h x 8.5"w x 13.5"d (smaller)

EARLY RUNNING YELLOWLEG by Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ. Very good original paint and structural condition. Painted feather detail to underside and head. Retains painted eyes. Signed by maker. Overa