attributed John Glenn, Black Duck Working Decoy

attributed John Glenn, Black Duck Working Decoymid 20th century, Rock Hall, Maryland, solid body form, carved and painted, with applied paper labels to undersides. 8 x 17 3/4 x 8 in. From a Charlotte,

with great original paint, 14 1/2 inches.

EARLY BLACK DUCK attributed to John Updike, Green Bank, NJ. Full bodied carving in weathered working paint with some original possibly remaining. Good structural condition with check at mid-neck. Inle

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK attributed to John McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ. Very old working paint and very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Raised carved wing tips. Carved in a classic snug-h

BLACK DUCK attributed to the Herter’s Decoy Co., Waseca, MN. Very old working paint worn mostly to wood. Bottom board construction. Deep, relief-carved raised wings with carved feathers. Appears to

Group of Eight Vintage Hand Carved Ducks and Shore Birds, one having Bayside Antiques receipt, Drake black head model carved by Captain John Glenn along with Canadian decoy, one duck signed Walt Smith

attributed to William Finch, Port Huron, MI, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of original & old working paint with gunning wear & flaking, age crack in neck, 17"L, est. 300 - 500

EARLY BLACK DUCK attributed to Bill Brown, Parkertown, NJ. Very old working paint, with some possibly original on bottom. Good structural condition. Hollow construction. Retains pad weight and John Hi

1 pintail drake by John Glenn, Rock Hall, MD, painted eyes, solid body, combination of original & old working paint, some flaking & paint loss, age crack in neck, branded ELW on bottom, 17"L & 1 canva

1 redhead drake attributed Meldrum, glass eyes, hollow body, working paint, gunning wear & 1 canvasback drake, glass eyes, hollow body, branded UNGER on bottom, working paint, gunning wear, John Treut

attributed to Wildfowler, 2 drakes & 2 hens, glass eyes, solid bodies, appear to be original paint in working condition, with weights & line, John Treutelaar Collection, 17"L, est. Market Determined

Vintage Black Duck Working Decoy. Original paint in natural colors. 16-1/2"l. Condition: good with wear and losses.

Pair of Vintage Black Duck Working Decoys. 7"h. x 16"l. Condition: Good with weathering, use wear and some breaks and losses mostly around head.

Pair of Carved & Painted Black Duck Working Decoys with Glass Eyes. Marked Frost on base. 16" long x 7" tall

Very Early "Pilon Family", Quebec hand chopped Black Duck working decoy, solid body, original glass eyes, incised bill and just a lovely bird with wonderful lines. The bird shows only traces of origin

Lot of three black duck working decoys. Turned head L 13", L 16", L 16-1/2".

John Glenn, Rock Hall, Maryland redhead duck decoy. Branded with "W" in a circle, and "AWB". Bill notched near top of head. 14.5" long.

Belleville, ONT, glass eyes, hollow body, original paint with some gunning wear, shot marks & flaking, head is turned slightly left, great form, 17"L, est. 600 - 900

Hollow black duck decoy attributed to William Bentley, Stratford, Connecticut. The paint appears original with some very light areas of wear. This bird, or a rig mate, is shown on page 119 of ''Connec

Brockville, Ontario. Painted softwood. A black duck decoy attributed to Ernie Fox. 5.5" x 17.75" x 5.5". From the Hutchison and DiCenso Collection.

Four Carved and Painted Black Duck Decoys. Unsigned, attributed to Ernie Fox, Brockville, Ontario, Circa. 1950's. Three swimmers, 21-1/2"l. and a sleeper, 16"l. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

Unsigned Working Decoys of Black Ducks, hen and drake, both with lead weights, 16" & 15" long. Worn from use, one glass eye missing, nice age patina.

A 15 inch balsa-bodied Black Duck attributed to Wildfowler Decoys (1957-1961), Quogue, Long Island, NY, unsigned. Traces of original paint with in-use paint and wear, to include tail chips.

Lot of two old Working decoys; 1)Mason Factory black duck with traces of original paint, old neck repair, glass eyes, weights removed, crack in bill, overpaint to head, solid body. 2) William E. Pratt