(2pc) WORKING AMERICAN DECOYS

Including one Factory made Black duck decoy in original paint and one Chesapeake Bay Canvasback drake decoy with repaint h. 7-1/2 d. 16 in. (largest)

First half 20th century. A Canada goose with carved "H" signature, 8.5"h. 20''I. A bluebill with note on bottom "Mason Decoy Co, Detroit, Mich, 1896-1924," 6.25"h. 14"I. A female mallard with glass ey

First half 20th century. A Black Duck 7"h. 18''l. And a Ancona 7.5"h. 17.5"l. From the Estate of Bert Savage.

FLIGHT. 20th century. Five unmarked wood painted decoys; a bufflehead with three dimensional wings, a cork scoter working decoy missing its eyes, and a three dimensional carved and painted mallard dep

Mid 20th century. Working decoys. Two, including a mallard, have worn original paint, 12.5", 13"l. The other three including a goldeneye from Michigan have old paint. Average 14"l. Varying wear and sp

First half 20th century. Bufflehead with original paint attributed to C. Bryan (Charles Bryan?). Minor wear. 14.5"l. And a surf scooter of layered wood from Jamaica Bay. Original working paint has los

New England, 1st half-20th century. Simply carved working decoy with crook nose, original paint and horseshoe weight. Some loss, age split and shot scars. 10"h. 13.5"l.

Twentieth century. Hand carved, original paint and glass eyes. Two mallards with tags stating they are Mason, 18", 16"l. , a mallard hen, 16"l. and a blue bill, 14"l. Working decoys with varying wear.

Twentieth century. Cork and pine working coot, 5.5"h. 8.5"h. And a male and female mallard nicely painted with glass eyes. Signed "B A W" under tail. 4.75"h. 10.5"l.

First half 20th century. Cork and wood working decoys with glass eyes. Mallard, 10.5"h. 21"l. and bluebill, 6"h. 14.5"l. Both with paint loss and wear.

Ladysmith, Wisconsin, 1921-1932. Stamped label on underside. Working decoy with original paint and glass eyes. Wear, minor shrinkage lines and a few faint shot scars. 18.5"l. From the Collection of Ma

Duck decoy. Carved wood with early working paint. American, circa 1920. H 6-5/8" W 14-1/2" D 6-1/4". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh

Two beautifully carved and painted Vintage American 1982 Duck Decoys by Joe Gagliardi. Both with glass eyes. We can not find a lot of information on the artist but know that he was a winner at the 199

Midwest, mid 20th century. Probably a mallard hen. Working decoy with flaking layers of paint. 13.5"l.

Preening goose decoy. Hollow carved wood. Early working painted surface. American. Circa 1920. H 10-1/4" W 23-1/2" D 9-1/2". Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: ht

AMERICAN CARVED AND PAINTED SCAUP DECOY, hollow-body form, possibly original lead weight marked "W. C." Old working surface. Possibly New Jersey. Late 19th/early 20th century. 7 1/2" HOA, 13 1/4" LOA.

AMERICAN MERGANSER by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Old working paint. Together with a GOLDENEYE in old working paint. Both in fair condition. Also, a CANVASBACK DRAKE, Mason, with replaced head.

VINTAGE AMERICAN CARVED AND PAINTED WOOD ICE FISHING DECOYS, LOT OF EIGHT, including catfish example stamped to the underside "©91 SRW". Old working surfaces. Together with a creole bas

American mid 20th century with old working repainted finish and glass eyes, 15 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 8" high. Condition paint circa 92%, crack in neck.

American, 20th century, wood and canvas frame, carved and painted head, working keel, signed "RCW", 21-1/2 x 24 x 10 in., crackling, wear from salt water use; wood and canvas frame, carved and painted

PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CANADA GOOSE DECOYS, each with solid-body form and applied eyes. Old working surfaces. First quarter 20th century. One 10 1/2" HOA, 18" LOA.Provenance: Fro

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED PAIR OF CANVASBACK DECOYS, each solid-body form with applied eyes, one example retaining weight and rigging device. Old working surfaces. Possibly Maryland. Late 1

An American folk art hand-painted carved pine Great Horned Owl decoy, probably by Herter's Sporting Goods Co., Waseca, MN, mid 20th century, solid body construction, with working glass eyes, raised on

Hollow New Jersey Canada goose decoy, maker unknown. Some have attributed the goose to HENRY GRANT (American, Barnegat, New Jersey, 1860 - 1924). It appears to have an early working overpaint which ha