RED HEAD DRAKE, possibly the Great Lakes

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE, possibly the Great Lakes area, circa late 1800's. Fair structural condition with bill repair. Weathered paint, some possibly original. Comb painting on back. Crisp T.M. HOWELL br

RED BREAST MERGANSER DRAKE, possibly Great Lakes. Very good original paint and unused condition. Slight seam separation where neck meets the body. Retains red glass eyes. Head turned sharply left. Nic

EXTREMELY RARE HIGH HEAD CANVASBACK OR RED HEAD DRAKE, possibly Susquehanna area. Appears to be original paint with some possible touch up. Retains keel-style weight. Large O.H. RIDGEWAY, OXFORD, MD,

RED HEAD DRAKE, possibly by the Wildfowler Decoy Co. Very good original paint and condition. Unrigged. 75-125

1 canvasback drake attr to Ralph Reghi, glass eyes, balsa body, nicely carved head, working paint, appears to have bill repair & 1 redhead drake, possibly by Jim Kelson, glass eyes, solid body, combin

REDHEAD DRAKE, Bellport, NY, possibly George Robert. Old working paint and fair structural condition. Numerous cracks to cork body. Retains glass eyes and keel with swing weight typical of Bellport an

Oversize Redhead drake from the Winnebago Lakes by Frank Strey, (1890-1966) Oshkosh, WI. Comb painting on upper and lower body, some wear to lower sides, all or almost all original paint, glass eyes.

Rig of 14 Redhead duck decoys by Seymour "Putt" Smith. Great Lakes. Circa 1920. Please refer to this link for high-res images https://www.dropbox.com/sh/oji1d5p72s95hpm/AABsqs50W3fcBkWK7i4bOABla?dl=0

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Henry Kilpatrick, Barnegat, NJ, circa 1900. Very weathered paint and good structural condition. Separation at seams. Head possibly a replacement. Hollow construction. Reta

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by one of the Crisfield, MD, carvers, possibly Lloyd Sterling. Very old working paint and fair structural condition. Bottom checks, scuffs and shot marks. Head turned slightly righ

NICE EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Stant White, Churches Island/Currituck, NC, circa 1910. Very weathered paint, some possibly the original, with areas of wood exposed. Possible restoration to head. Retains

REDHEAD DRAKE attributed to Tom Applegate, Toms River, NJ, circa 1880. Weathered working paint worn to wood in areas. Fair structural construction. Head possibly a replacement. Hollow construction. Re

Detroit, MI, oversized challenge grade, possibly a Back Bay or Atlantic model, glass eyes, solid body, old working paint, a few shot marks, tight age crack on right side of body & wood knot in back, l

Algonac, MI, Glass Eyes, Appears to Be Schramm Working Paint with Coat of Varnish, Great Form and Lg Keel, 16"L x 10"T, Rob Beck Collection, Est. 400-600

VERY EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE attributed to Nathan Quillan, Rockwood, MI (1836-1908). Weathered paint with some original possibly remaining. Very good structural condition with some tight checks. Snug head

Michigan, c. 1920 12 in. long A redhead drake with deep eye grooves in a drawn-back head. The form and size of this decoy conjure up the work of the great Southern master Lee Dudley (1860-1942). The b

1 Mason, Back Bay, redhead drake, working paint, 1 oversized, hollow black duck by unknown carver with great form, combination of original & working paint, 1 Animal Trap mallard drake, original paint

Two Great Lakes Canvasback Drakes c. 1950 16 in. long The tucked head is by Cliff Rankin of Wallaceburg, Ontario and the turned head is by Frank Cummings of Harsen's Island. As found.

A Roman intaglio in red/brown carnelian probably from the time of Augustus. It shows Hercules as a young man, possibly with the features of Alexander the Great. 18 by 16 mm. Weight: 1.3 gr.

WHIMSICAL RED-BREAST MERGANSER DRAKE, possibly Maritime Provinces. Appears to be original paint with touch up to neck repair. Neck strengthened with rusted staple. Head with carved eyes and horsehair

A 13 1/2 inch Red Head drake by Harvey Stevens (1847-1894), Stevens Decoys, Weedsport, NY. with tack eyes. Old in-use paint with wear and age cracks.

FINE AND RARE FLYING RED HEAD DRAKE by George Strunk, Glendora, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Full spread wings with individually carved feathers and broad fluted tail. Outstretched neck

A 10 1/2 inch Red Head duck carving by James Lapham (1909-1987), Dennisport, Cape Cod, MA, signed on the bottom of the base. Original paint and condition.

RED HEAD DRAKE attributed to Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ. (1859-1921). Appears to be in very good restored condition. Fine comb painting to back with bar painting to sides. Hairline crack in neck. Mi