FIVE AMERICAN DECOYS.

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

20th century. 1) Black duck with carved "GWC". 2) Composition body redhead duck shelf decoy signed "John Rovello 1965". 3) Canvasback duck signed "Harris 1969". 4) Unmarked black decoy with white mark

Late 20th century Carved wood with original paint. Three mallards signed by Capt. Harry R. Jobes (Maryland, 1936-2019). 13". 13". 16"l., canvasback signed by "Patrick Vincent" (Maryland), 16"l. and an

Twentieth century. All carved and painted. Two redheaded ducks, one with keel and glass eyes, 10.5"h. And one with "HL" carved on bottom, 8"h. A blue bill duck, 7.5"h. A colorful duck with glass eyes,

Twentieth century. "Decoys Unlimited," Erie, PA goose, 12.5"h. Jim McIlhinny, 1978, red head 3"h. Gary Birdem(?), 1985 mallard, 3"h. A merganser, 7.5"h. And a female mallard, 5.75"h.

Group of Five American Hand-Carved and Polychrome-Painted Duck Decoys, one with carved "EBW" signature, one signed "K.A. Snyder / LANG P.A." to underside. Largest: 7" H x 17" W x 5.5" D. Keywords: Ant

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

Five American folk art carved and painted wood and metal fish decoys 3" high, 5 1/2" long to 2 1/2"high, 10" long. Condition: rust, bends to metal, largest with chip to tail.

Five Canvasbacks Upper Bay, MD, c. 1900 15 1/4 in. long *****Description updated, this lot does NOT have a canvasback attributed to Howlett and illustrated in Mackey's "American Bird Decoys"

GROUP OF FIVE DECOY BOOKS by H. Fleckenstein, Jr., consisting of "Shorebirds", "American Factory Decoys", "Decoys", "New Jersey Decoys", "Southern Decoys." All in used condition. Some minor tears and

Titles include: Decoys of Maritime Canada, Collector's Guide to Decoys, American Wildfowl Decoys, Duck Decoys and How to Rig Them and Duck Decoys and How to Make Them.

American. Group of five: (1) redheaded canvasback mason; (2) primitive goose decoy; (3) spearing fish decoy; (4) green wing teal stamped S.T.H.; (5) decoy shaped like a gull, lightweight, body is bals

American, 20th century. Group of seven duck decoys by various makers including Madison Mitchell and Norman Herbert. Two made of canvas, the other five wood. Largest approx. w. 17"

American, late 19th/early 20th century, unsigned, carved and painted wood, three with glass eyes, comprising: two Canada geese; canvasback duck; hooded merganser; rock dove on stand; largest 12 x 24-1

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED DUCK / SHOREBIRD DECOYS, LOT OF FIVE, comprising two shore birds on pedestal bases signed "WEK" for William E Kirkpatrick; a small duck signed "Mile

American, late 20th century, mixed species, and genders finely carved and painted with glass eyes, five signed "Reineri" and mallard signed "Bill Berry/1984", approximately 12 in. to 18 in.

American/Asian, early-mid 20th century. Group includes large cork duck, decoy with hinged lid, one Victor, one marked O.W.L., all with paint decoration. Pewter duck trinket box, marked "Made in Hong K

Philip V of Spain proclamation medal, by Ferdinand de St. Urbain, silver or other white metal, 48 mm; 1893 World's Columbian Expo award medal, issued to publisher "H.O. Miethke", bronze, 77 mm; World'

Late 19th century. Stuffed cloth dolls with traces of inked faces. All wear printed cotton dresses. Varying wear, stains and some repair. 15" to 20"h.

Late 19th and early 20th centuries. "The Tabitha" in brass and steel, 4.25"h. on walnut base, cast iron with red striping, 6.5"h. Three cast iron with gold decal decoration, 7"h. 7.75"h. 8.5"h.

19th century; with traces of early yellow paint; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar CA; 17 1/2 inches wide; 19 inches deep; 38 inches high

Five American Glass Angle Lamp Shades19th century8 3/4 x 6 3/4 inches (red shades)8 1/4 x 6 3/4 inches (blue shades)Provenance: The Harold F. Wright Estate, McPherson, KansasNotes: Fontaine's Auction

Late 19th-mid 20th century, pine. Shoe with removable upper. Wear and drilled hole. 4.75"l., boy on swing with original paint, 8.75"h., hand holding a painted snake (loss), 5.5"l., naive bust of a man

1901 Liberty Head 10 Dollar, 1882 Liberty Head 5 Dollar, 1910 Indian Head 5 Dollar, 1861 Liberty Head $2 1/2 Dollar and 1927 $2 1/2 Dollar $25 face value, 26.8 dwt