Pair of mallards, Hiram Hotze, Peoria, Illinois.

Hen and Drake.

For a related mallard drake carving see "Perdew: An Illinois River Tradition" by Ann Tandy Lacy, page 225. Unsigned. Drake approximately 5 3/8 inches tall to tip of raised wing, hen approximately 5 1/

Miniature Mallard Pair Robert Weeks (1898-1978) Bureau, IL, c. 1960 8 in. long An Illinois River pair with strong swirled paint. Original paint with light wear. Drake has a small sap spot on breast an

Excellent pair of miniature mallards mounted on burl base, Charles Perdew, Henry, Illinois, 1st half 20th century. Both have raised wings and slightly turned heads. Painted by Edna Perdew with incredi

Pair of Rubber Mallard Decoys, Minnesota Rubber Ducks Company, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Antique, Quincy Illinois

Pair of Rubber Mallard Decoys, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Antique, Quincy Illinois

Pair of Rubber Mallard Decoys, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Antique, Quincy Illinois

FINE PAIR OF ONE-THIRD SIZE MALLARDS in near-mint original paint and condition. Elongated necks, spread wings and fluted tails. Detailed painted featherwork. Possibly Illinois River

Pair of Antique Working Mallard Decoys, maker unknown, Ex Briscoe Collection, Duck/Goose Decoy, Waterfowl, Hunting, Primitive, Antique, Quincy Illinois

Pintail drake, Bert Graves, Peoria, Illinois, 1st to 2nd quarter 20th century. Retains original Graves weight. Branded "GSO" on underside. Provenance: Purchased by the consignor from Alan Haid. Notes:

Hedley Waycott (American, 1865-1938) "First Snow, Peoria, Illinois", oil on board, signed "Hedley Waycott 1932", inscribed title on reverse, mounted in original Arts & Crafts custom frame, 9-1/4" x 12

Encased Postage Stamps Five Cents "B. F. Miles" Peoria, Illinois Exceptionally Rare & Elusive "Key" Merchant Type Required to Complete the entire Thirty-Four Individual Merchant Type Set EP-86, HB-183

Pauline Palmer (American, 1867-1938) My Mother, c. 1910 oil on canvas signed faintly (lower right) 24 x 20 inches. Exhibited: Peoria, Illinois, Lakeview Museum of Arts & Sciences, Pauline Palmer: In R

C&F Mfg. of Peoria, Illinois produced this machine in 1931. The cast aluminum cabinet is brightly painted and uses three fruit themed reels. Has front jackpot. Includes key. (Good). 9-3/4" T. x 11" W.

Handmade. Hand painted. Stylistically accurate. Found at the Peoria, Illinois home of a Tlingit descendant who claimed to have grown up with the piece. Authentic Northwest tribes cultural, and religio

This very successful trade stimulator was manufactured in 1927 and private labeled to the Field Paper Products Co. of Peoria, Illinois. An all original example with original marquee, paper award card,

Adelaide Cooley - landscape - oil on Canvas- 1963. She was a prominent Peoria Illinois artist. Her work hangs in public buildings throughout the country.

Owen J. Gromme (American, 1896-1991) Pair of Mallards and Black Duck Rising, Horicon Marsh, Wis. Oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated '39, also signed, titled, and dated on the stretcher 30" x 2

Raised, crossed wingtips and slightly turned heads. Comb feather paint detail and curly tail sprig on drake. Hen is signed and dated 2001, drake 2002. Measure 14.75" and 15.75" long.

Shooting stool models with reared back heads. Signed and dated 1967. Decoys originally had keels that were removed. Measure 15” long. Provenance: Made for Phil Williamson collection.

Hollow Challenge-Grade Mallard Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 16 1/4 in. long A rare pair of hollow Challenge-Grade mallards, the hen has been twice struck with a "D" brand.

VERY FINE PAIR OF MALLARDS by John W. McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ, (1911-1985). Both in excellent original paint and condition. The hen with detailed paint ticking to head and detailed painted feather

Hollow carved with relief wing and incised feather carving. Feather rasping detail typical of the carver. Measure 16.25" long.

Excellent rigmate pair of mallards, Ken Anger, Dunnville, Ontario, circa 1950. Fine rasping on head. Hollow body. With typical hour glass carving on back. 16" long. Notes: Decoy