EIDER DRAKE, NORTHEAST MAINE OR NOVA SCOTIA WITH

NOVA SCOTIA EIDER DRAKE DECOYCirca 1940Original paint with gunning wear.Length 17".

Eider Decoy by Levy, Maine or Nova Scotia, 17" x 7"

Pair of Common Merganser, Maine or Nova Scotia, (Drake 20" x 7", Hen 18" x 7"), Hen Signed Stanley Frank

Pair of Common Merganser, Maine or Nova Scotia, (Drake 20" x 7", Hen 18" x 7")

CHARLES E. DUNCAN RODICKMassachusetts/Maine/Nova Scotia, 1874-after 1940Three-masted schooner at a pier, possibly Gloucester. Signed lower left "C.E.D. Rodick".Oil on panel, 18" x 24". Framed 21.5" x

Massachusetts/Maine/Nova Scotia, Canada, 1874- aft. 1940, oil on board, 12 x 16 inches, signed lower right, unframed.

EIDER DRAKE, probably Maine. Excellent antiqued paint. Fine condition. Inlet head with fine bill detail. Firmly grasping clam in bill. Retains large pad weight and rear rigging. Nice folk art eider

An 18 inch Eider drake decoy from Port Clyde, ME. exhibits carved eyes, raised bill detail and an inletted neck. Original paint with minor wear.

An 18 inch decoy, unsigned, with painted eyes, bill detail, raised wing tips and carved tail detail. Original paint with minor wear and age lines. Minor bill restoration.

EARLY EIDER DRAKE, probably Maine. Old working paint, possibly the original. Good structural condition. Head inlet to the body. Sliver missing from underside of bill. Retains leather rigging strap and

American (Maine or Nova Scotia), 18th or 19th Century. Retaining blue paint on base with traces of yellow and red paint in compasses. Sides are unusual with chip carved edges. 6.5"h 13.75"l 6.25"d.

Good Maine or Nova Scotia decoy. Original condition. L 12-1/2" H 4-5/8". Copy and paste link for high res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/h28y89apa8coo34/AACTBTEZKBGUBKANtjl1HjHca?dl=0

Pair of Common Merganser, Stanley, Maine or Nova Scotia, Laminate Consruction, Weighted Keel, (18" x 8")

TWO BUFFLEHEAD DRAKES, possibly Nova Scotia, circa 1940-50. Good weathered original paint and condition. Some scratch feather paint to backs. One is a swimmer, one is gazing upward. Both with keel wei

Goldeneye drake from Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Similar, but simpler than work of Edwin Backman. 13.75" long. Provenance: Guyette collection. Old tag on underside indicates decoy was purchased at a Chris

JOHN NEVILLE (Contemporary Nova Scotia / Maine) - "First One Out, Last One In", oil on canvas, signed lower right and dated '99, in gold mitered frame with linen liner, OS: 27" x 39", SS: 23 1/2" x 35

Unframed. Overall 16" high x 20-1/4" wide. Earl Bailly (Canadian, 1903 - 1977) was active/lived in Nova Scotia, Maine / Canada. He is known for farm scenes, marine and coastal view painting. Bailly, t

Very Early Large Wide Solid Body Eider Drake Decoy from Maine. A magnificent example of a hump-back eider drake with an inletted head. Old dry original paint, rubs to paint, hole in top of head. Measu

A 16 inch Eider drake decoy from "Downeast" Maine or the Canadian Maritimes. Original paint with minor wear.

Giclee prints, "Black Water, Camden, Maine" and "Orange Boat, Nova Scotia." Each pencil signed and numbered 1/50. Each frame 24 x 18 inches.

(6) Eider Decoys, (4) Hens, (2) Drakes, Maine or Tancook Island, Solid Construction, 15" x 8"

(7) Eider Decoys, (5) Hens (2) Drakes, Maine or Tancook Island

(7) Eider Decoys, (5) Hens (2) Drakes, Maine or Tancook Island, 15" x 8"

Pair of goldeneye, Willard Robertson, Lockport, Nova Scotia, circa 1940. Drake has turned head, hen is in preening pose. Robertson obtained Joel Barber's decoy book in the late 1930s and carved decoys