One Dozen Fish Decoys

One Dozen Fish Decoys As found. Provenance: The Johnson Collection

One Dozen Decoys Included is a Crisfield pintail drake, a Crisfield black duck, two New Jersey brant, a New Jersey merganser, a Delaware River black duck, a Wildfowler bufflehead, Wildfowler black duc

A 5 3/4 inch Trout fish decoy by Carl Christiansen, Newberry, MI, signed with the makers "C C" initials on the underside. A 9 1/2 inch Trout fish decoy signed and dated 2013.

First quarter-20th century; stamped wood box with wire carrying handle, marked " Acme Folding Decoys, One Dozen Mallards", box contains seven wood, wire and printed cloth mallard decoys, 12 in. L.

SNEAK BOX MODEL complete with one dozen miniature goose decoys and a pair of oars. Very detailed replica with bottom boards in hull and covers for a sail rig and bottom board. Complete with rudder and

Two vintage fish decoys, one signed Gray Eagle, the other unsigned. Latgest comes with information attached. It says "signed by Grey Eagle vintage Native American small mouth bass fish decoy. Largest

Pair of Wooden Fish Decoys, one trout and one catfish, longest measures 14.5''L x 4''W x 1.5''H

Lot of Two Minnesota Fish Spearing Decoys, One 7.75", One 6.25", Both with Carved Tail and Metal Fins

The Fish Decoy Book Volume One by Art, Brad, and Scott Kimball

A Group of Four Mid to Late 20th Century Fish Decoys. Moderate wear, one lacking two fins. Up to 9" long. ESTIMATE $50-100

An 18 inch Rainbow Trout wall mount carving by Mike Borrett (b. 1960) Oregon, WI. Signed with a lightly incised signature on the back. A superb wood carving by one of the foremost fish and decoy carve

Likely by Oscar Peterson, part of a collection from Beulah, Michigan, early decoys including one trout fish example, Largest 8" long, all weighted. From the lifetime collection of living folk artist D

LAWRENCE BETHEL DECOY LURE ICE SPEAR FISH Weighted and painted decoy with tin fins and tail. Lawrence Bethel (1930-2006) of

Large collection of painted wood and metal fish decoys and lures 20th century Including three Randall Decoys boxes, one Pflueger box, and a True Temper box; approximately thirty-five items.L: 13 in. (

George Aho (1911-1994) & Makers Unknown fish decoys, group of six USA, 20th century carved and painted wood, tin fins, and lead weights one signed and dated on underside largest: 3 7/8"w x 3 7/8"d x 9

Two fish decoys, from either Michigan or Minnesota. Red and white decoy by John Peloomery, of Minnesota. One is painted like an American flag, other is classic red and white. Longest is 8.5". Provenan

Leonard Croteau (Canadian, 1939-2013). A collection of three (3) carved wood polychrome fish lure decoys by French Canadian artisan. Includes: one (1) signed to back, and titled "Perche;" one (1) sign

George Aho (1911-1994) & Makers Unknown fish decoys, group of five USA, 20th century carved and painted wood, tin fins, and lead weights one signed and dated on underside largest: 11 1/8"w x 4 1/2"d x

Outstanding brook or speckled trout fish decoy ca 1940's 8" long x 5" diameter This is one of the finest decorated decoys I have owned. A recent purchase from a major collection. Mint. Excellent surfa

Hand painted with weighted bottoms. Metal fins. One 8 ½ inches long. Smaller one 5 ¼ inches long. Small fish has glass eyes.

Lot of Four (4) Carved and Handpainted Wood Fish Decoys and a Beswick Porcelain Trout Figure. One decoy signed John Fairchild, one signed John Kalash, one with impressed initials MY. Wear, rubbing, on

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

Trout fish decoy, Ken Bruning, Tower, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. One of the largest examples known, 16" long. Metal fins with incredibly well executed paint detail which is what Bruning was k

FIVE PIECE INTERESTING FISH DECOY LOT: To Include: 1) Ultra-Rare Flying Frog Holding a Spearfish in One Hand and a Pike in the Other, signed by Jeff G. and Dale E. Clause, dated April '08, 6'' inches