Turned Head Cork Black Duck

Turned head black duck, cork. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches]. Some cork missing from tail.

BLACK DUCK by Michael Veasey, Seaford, DE. Very good original paint and structural condition. Some wear to tip of tail. Cork construction. Turned, snug-head model with painted feather detail overall.

Woodville, NY, 1 decorative turned head, glass eyes, solid body, original paint, light wear & 1 hunting decoy, glass eyes, solid cork body with wooden head, wooden bottom board & keel, original paint,

Turned-Head Black Duck The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1969 16 in. long Bears makers' signatures and the R.H. Richardson collection stamp on the undersid

A low head 17 inch cork-bodied Black Duck decoy, signed with carved "JF" letters in the keel. Original paint with minor wear.

A 16 inch turned head black duck decoy by H. Keyes Chadwick (1865-1958) Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, MA. Displays glass eyes, incised bill definition and original pumpkin color bottom paint. Unsigne

Three working decoys. Goose decoy. Carved wood head with cork body. Black Duck decoy and an interesting folk art goose decoy Cork goose: H 7-1/2" W 26" D 9-1/4". Black duck: H 6-1/2" W 14-1/2" D 5-3/4

Black Duck A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1920 17 in. long A classic working black duck with a turned head by the Cape Cod master. The underside bears a blue and white collection st

Lot of three black duck working decoys. Turned head L 13", L 16", L 16-1/2".

Four black duck decoys, cork bodies with hand painted wooden heads. Two with Wildfowler stamped labels on base. One with shot marks, other 3 in very good condition.

Early period Herter Black Duck Decoy with a turned head. This is one of the rare very early cloth covered decoys with the printed feather patterns. In very good original condition. Provenance: Sears f

FINE BLACK DUCK, probably New England, unknown carver. Very good original paint and structural condition. Very tight check to back. Scratch feather paint overall and painted speculums. Turned head ret

Rare Swimming Black Duck Augustus Aaron "Gus" Wilson (1864-1950) South Portland, ME, c. 1920 18 1/4 in. long This swimming black duck features not only a reaching and turned head, but also rare plumag

Black duck, Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, Massachusetts. Crowell's oval brand is burned in to the underside. 16.5" long with slightly turned head.

Three early Black Duck decoys. The decoy with the slightly turned head has carved wing detail and is hollow carved. Paint appears original on all birds. L range 14" - 16". Please refer to link for h i

by unknown carver, glass eyes, 3 pc hollow body, excellent original paint with great detail, nice form with relief carved wings & slightly turned head, this decoy appears to have been a competition de

by unknown carver, glass eyes, 1 solid body & 1 hollow body, working paint with some gunning wear, 1 with slightly turned head, 17"L, est. 150 - 250

Carved and painted head, cork body, wood slab, keel weight stamped 'George Maurer, Perry St., Columbia.' Measures 15 inches in length. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping service

New Jersey Black Duck Drake Joseph West (1910-1980s) and James West (1937-2000), Bordentown, NJ A 15 inch turned head decoy with carved bill detail, raised primary feathers and incised tail feathers.

New Jersey Black Duck Unknown Maker A 15 ¾ inch hollow decoy with a slightly turned head with glass eyes and incised bill detail and incised “I.F.S.” on the bottom. In original paint

A primitive oversized cork black duck decoy with a very fine carved and painted wooden head with detailed bill, glass eyes, grooved back, shaped tail feathers, traces of original black body paint. Not

Three decoys including a good cork black duck decoy with a very fine carved head with detailed carved bill and glass eyes - signed on the keel "T.E. Long / Decoys / Aug. 1984" (probably the seller as

EARLY CORK BLACK DUCK, possibly Connecticut. Good original weathered paint overall. Cork construction with wood carved head with fine detailed paint and glass eyes. Chips to bill. Some loss to cork at

GROUP OF THREE BLACK DUCKS, possibly Long Island, NY. All in excellent original paint and unused condition. Hard cork construction with carved wood heads and long deep-water keels. Two are carved in a