CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to Ben Dye

VERY EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to Ben Dye, Perryville, MD, circa late 1800's. Very old weathered working paint, worn to wood in areas. Typical crack at mid-neck. Retains cast iron keel weight.

VERY EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE attributed to Ben Dye, Perryville, MD, circa 1880's. Good working paint and structural condition. Head appears original to body. Retains tack eyes. Typical mid-neck check. Ret

1 with turned head attributed to Danny Scriven & 1 attributed to Ben Schmidt, Centerline, MI, both have glass eyes, solid bodies, old working paint, the Pete Konwinski Collection, 16"L, est. 150 - 300

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, attributed to Asa Owens/Henry Davis, Perryville, MD, circa 1910. Very old working paint. Bottom weight removed. Retains ring and staple. Typical mid-neck crack. Rare Upper Bay

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to Lum Fletcher, Havre de Grace, MD. Old working paint. Head with possible restoration. Some loss of wood to underside. Retains bottom weight, ring and staple

CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to a member of the Charles Black family, Bordentown, NJ. Good original paint showing in-use wear and good structural condition. Hollow construction. Very slight hairline ch

1 canvasback drake attributed to George Cole, Algonac, MI, ex Phyllis Ellison Collection, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of restored & old working paint with gunning wear, 15.5"L & 1 redhead dra

CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to R. Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, MD. Very old working paint and good structural condition. Retains keel weight. Branded on bottom. 100-200

Wonderful old Canvasback drake attributed to James Holly, Havre de Grace, MD. Ca. 1940's. This wonderful bid shows old in-use repair by James Holly, solid body, original weight and tie eye intact. The

VERY EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to Lum Fletcher, Havre de Grace, MD, (1867-1942). Semi-high head model in very old working paint and good structural condition. Typical mid-neck cracks and stres

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to John Roth, Oshkosh, WI. Appears to be very good working paint with some original remaining. Very good structural condition with in-use wear and dents. Two tight ne

CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to Charles Black, Bordentown, NJ. (1882-1956). Old working paint and good structural condition. Cord wrap marks to body. Retains pad weight. 200-300

1 canvasback drake attributed to John Beverly, original paint & 1 redhead drake attributed to Ralph Johnston, both have glass eyes, solid bodies, the Pete Konwinski Collection, 16"L, est. 150 - 300

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to Jim Currier, Havre de Grace, MD. (1886-1969). Very old working paint and good structural condition. Typical hairline checks to back. Puppy chew to bill tip. Weight

CANVASBACK DRAKE attributed to R. Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, MD. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Head turned slightly right. Retains bar feather paint to back and painted tail fe

1 canvasback drake attributed to George Hartman, 1 redhead drake by unknown, 1 green-winged teal by unknown with cork body & 1 mallard hen by unknown, sizes range 12"L - 16"L, est. 75 - 150

Hollow body, nicely executed, marked on the underside with and upon the lead weight. Measures 6.25 x 12 x 4.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly every

Antique duck decoy, attributed to Joseph Dye, unmarked, painted wood, lead weighted, 14.5". Antique duck decoy, attributed to Ben Dye, unmarked, painted wood, lead weighted, 14". Both show signs of us

Group of (3) decoys, to include: Redhead Drake by Ben Dye, Perryville, Maryland. The surface has been lightly scraped to reveal the original paint along with some areas of touch up. The bottom shows a

A 14 inch Canvasback drake decoy attributed to Richard T. "Dick" Howlett (1829-1890), Havre de Grace, MD. Old In- use paint with gunning wear expected with age.

Two Unsigned Vintage Canvasback Drake Decoys. Attributed to R. Madison Mitchell (Havre de Grace, Maryland, 1901-1993). 16"l.

Factory Canvasback Drake decoy attributed to the Pratt Decoy Co. Few rubs mostly on the head area.

Pair of exceptional canvasbacks by Ben Schmidt, (1884-1968), Centerline, MI. The hen is a 16 ½ inch decoy with subtle carved wing and feather detail. In fine original paint with a very small tail

Vintage Canvasback Drake oversize working decoy attributed to R. Madison Mitchell (1901 - 1993), Havre de Grace, MD. Retains its likely original paint as well its original staple, ring and weight. A f