FOUR AMERICAN PRIMITIVE DECOYS.

Twentieth century. All four are carved and painted mixed woods. Two coots, 5.75"h. and 4.75"h. A black duck with grey bill and glass eyes, 6.75"h. And a green duck, 5.5"h.

Twentieth century. All carved and painted. Three with glass eyes, brown with blue wings and weight 6.25"h. Brown with nice detail, 7.5"h. And black with keel weight, 8"h. And a primitive carved duck w

Mid 20th century. Three wood and one cork. Two smaller have original paint, two mallards have old paint and cork mallard has repaired neck. Wear, age splits and some loss. 13" to 18"l.

Mid 20th century. Folksy duck with carved feather details and layers of black paint. Wear, flaking. 14"l., merganser with worn original paint. Edge loss. 15"l., small Teal with carved feathers and ori

Twentieth century. Hand carved, original paint and glass eyes. Two blue bills, one with a loose neck has a tag saying it is a Mason, 13.5", 14.5"l. And two mallards. Hen with loose neck, 16"l. and dra

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.

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 twentieth century. A merganser with glass eyes, 7.25"h. 19''I. Two blue bills with glass eyes, 7"h. 14''I. And 6.25"h. 11.25"l. And a redhead with branded signature, "F 5," 6.5"h. 12''I.

Twentieth century. Green wing teal, 6"h. 12.5"l. Black duck with carved feathers, signed DWS, 6.25"h. 18"l. Canvas back, signed Jim Millhanas, dated 1975, 2"h. 5"l. And a "common loon" by Buddy Erch,

New England, 2nd quarter-20th century. Inlet pegged head and worn original black paint on top. Underside has added white paint. Age splits. 5.5"h. 10.25"l.

Mid 20th century. Grey/green paint over black. Wear and age splits. 8.5"l.

A group of four American painted bird decoys20th centuryVarious makers stamps or signatures to undersides.tallest height 14 3/4in (37cm); length 16 1/2in (42cm)

American primitive Folk Art duck decoy, carved wood with polychrome decoration in white and turquoise. 4" H X 3" W X 7.5" D. Repair to neck and wing, paint loss and age cracks consistent with age.

Here are four primitive carved fish decoys. They are painted white and green, with red mouths and black eyes. Each one has a metal clip through its bottom lip. The fish themselves range in size from 7

First half 20th century. A mallard pair with glass eyes, carved JB on backs and WB on bottoms, 7.5"h. 17"l. And 7"h. 17.5"l. A canvas-back with glass eyes, 10"h. 17"l. And a Canada goose, 13"h. 19"l.

Four folk art or primitive decoys.

Four folk art or primitive decoys.

American primitive Folk Art duck decoy, "Wood Duck/ Drake," circa 1986, signed L. Antell, Monroe N.Y. underneath, carved wood with red glass eye. 6" H X 5" W X 13" L. Lacking glass eye, age cracks con

Six American Primitive School Lithographs, Four Pencil Signed And Numbered By Will Moses, Framed, One Dick Labonte White House Scene, Framed, And One Grandma Moses, Unframed, Largest Wood Frame 31.5 X

American, likely Pennsylvania or Ohio, 19th century. Primitive painted softwood dry sink with two doors, four drawers, small work surface and wood pulls. Unmarked. Approx. h. 31.75", w. 60.5", d. 17.5

Michel Nedjar. Figure With Four Birds. Not signed. Paint on found cardboard box. Excellent condition. Size with frame is 15” x 19”h. Provenance: American Primitive Gallery. Barbara-rose and Ed Oku

American Primitive pine cabinet, 18th century, having a rectangular top, above the four drawer case, and rising on bracket feet 47"h x 39"w x 19"d

Group of Four American Hand-Carved and Polychrome-Painted Wood Duck Decoys, three with inset amber glass eyes, one signed "C. WINN" to underside, and two illegibly marked. Largest: 6" H x 15" W x 5.75

Four Books 1st edition "Wild Fowl Decoy" by Joel Barber, "Decoys of the Atlantic Flyway" by George Ross Starr Jr. M.D., "American Decoys" by Quintina Colio, "The Rare Decoy Collection of George Ross S