Hen American Merganzer Duck Decoy

Made by the Apple Family, Black Lake, NY. 1930's. glass eyes, old neck repair.

in original alligatored paint and carved feathers.

DECOYS: Pair of Merganzer duck decoys by Mark Daisey (American, 20th C.), both signed verso, each with distinctive chipped paddle tail, tack eye, appears to be original paint, wear consistent with age

20th century. 1) Joe Cook pintail with dramatic plummage. 2-3) Two hooded mergansers; drake and hen. 4) J.H. Morgan decoy, Holland, PA with a personal signed recollection on the bottom. 5) Hen decoy w

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. Canvasback with glass eyes and repaint. 15"l. and a naive mallard with glass eyes and faint stamp, 13.5"l. Together with a mallard hen with glass eyes. Restored by Maurice Wat

20th century. A red head, 14"l. And a mallard hen, 17"l. Signed R. Kurk? And black signed CG Sum? 13.5"l.

Midwest, mid 20th century. Probably a mallard hen. Working decoy with flaking layers of paint. 13.5"l.

Grouping of four (4) contemporary carved and painted wood duck decoys including; one (1) Wood Duck decoy signed and dated by Capt. Hary R. Jobes, 1983; one (1) Gadwell Hen decoy signed by Roy Shanklin

Pair of American Carved Wood Duck Decoys , mallard drake and hen, by Pratt Manufacturing Co., larger l. 17 1/2 in

AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED DUCK DECOYS, LOT OF TWO,solid-body forms, comprising a canvasback hen, and the other example initialed "DS" to the underside. Old weathered surfaces.20th century.D

Two Carved Duck Decoys, to include Miles Hancock, American merganser; along with a merganser hen attributed to Samuel Archer, 1912, merganser hen length 16 inches

American (Peoria, Illinois), 20th century. A Canvasback Hen duck decoy by G. Bert Graves (1880-1956), having glass eyes, overall comb feather painted, original B. Graves. Decoy. Co. Peoria, IL marked

American, 20th century. A group of 5 carved and painted Mallard Hen duck decoys, each with glass eyes; ht. 6.75, wd. 15.5, dp. 6.5 inches. Overall good condition. Imperfections with age.

American, 20th century. A group of three Mallard Hen carved and painted duck decoys, each with glass eyes; largest 6.5, wd 16, dp. 6 inches. Overall good condition. Age splits and imperfections throug

Mallard Drake and Hen and Pintail Drake all on Driftwood by Bob Midgett (1909-1987) of North Carolina in addition there is a Wood Duck carved by Rachael in 1982, one of the American Waterfowl Series a

Detroit, MI, premier grade, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of original & old working paint, bill repair, some flaking & gunning wear, overall a nice working example & extremely hard to find in a

by unknown Michigan carver, glass eyes, body with great form, paint appears to be factory Mason paint with brush stroke detail, some flaking & gunning wear, hairline age crack on left side of neck, ov

Overall length appx. 15 inches. Typical scuffs and abrasions.

Henry, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of original & working paint by Edna Perdew, some gunning wear & flaking, hunter duck repair on each side with metal support bands, original weight, note

Centerline, MI, glass eyes, solid body, mint dry original paint, highly detailed feather carving, appears to be in unused condition, an excellent example, 18"L, est. 1,500 - 2,500

Henry, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, repainted by Helen Hageman, light gunning wear with small amount of paint loss on edge of bill, 15.5"L, est. 600 - 900

Detroit, MI, rare special order low head premier grade, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of worn original & old working paint with some shot marks & even gunning wear, hard to find in any conditio