TWO DECOYS BY GUS WILSON, SOUTH PORTLAND, ME. ONE

Scoter, Gus Wilson, South Portland, Maine, 2nd quarter 20th century. Slightly forward head pose with carved eyes and inlayed neck seat. Slight relief wing carving. Measures 15.75" long. Notes: Decoy

"Viking Rig" Scoter Augustus Aaron "Gus" Wilson (1864-1950) South Portland, ME, c. 1890 17 1/2 in. long Wilsons of this form have been dubbed the "Viking Rig" due to their distinctly high heads that l

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

White-Winged Scoter Augustus Aaron "Gus" Wilson (1864-1950) South Portland, ME, c. 1930 16 in. long A classic Wilson sea duck with a slightly turned and tucked head. Original paint with moderate wear.

Black Duck Augustus Aaron "Gus" Wilson (1864-1950) South Portland, ME, c. 1930 17 in. long A classic Wilson black duck with raised wings and an inset head. Original paint with moderate gunning wear, i

Gull Augustus "Gus" Aaron Wilson (1864-1950) South Portland, ME, c. 1920 17 1/2 in. long A rare, life-size, standing gull carving by this important Maine decoy and folk art carver. The bird exhibits a

Monhegan Style Scoter by Gus Wilson of Portland Maine. Slightly turned inlet head. Chip on one side of tail, numerous cracks to body and paint loss. *Sold in 1992 at Gary Guyette and Frank Schmidt Auc

Possibly unique crow, Gus Wilson, South Portland, Maine. Split wingtips with drop tail, all of which are carved. Wilson's typical metal feet. 10" tall x 15" long. Provenance Dr. John Dinan collection.

GUS WILSON EIDER HEN DECOYPortland, Maine, Early 20th CenturyLength 18.5".

FLYING GULL WEATHERVANE attributed to Gus Wilson, Portland, ME. Very weathered paint and good structural condition. Wing spread approximately 19 inches tip to tip. One glass eye missing. Old repair to

Green winged teal hen 9/85 signed, approx 8.25" L x 3.5" W x 3.5" T.

Pair of tack eye golden plover decoys with two-piece construction, maker unknown, believed to be from Nantucket, Massachusetts. The paint appears original. Both show handling wear, and one bird has ch

Four vintage duck decoys including one pair on stands, one marked, "Property of Alcolu South Carolina Railroad," and one carved and painted with lead weight. All in original condition. The two on base

Group of (8) flying miniature decoys, to include: (6) mallards, two signed ''W. Mayer'' and dated ''1976'', the others unsigned, (one with re-glued wings, and one with missing leg); and (2) quail, wit

Tack eye yellowlegs decoy in the style of JOSEPH W. LINCOLN (American, Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938), the body made of two pieces of wood, one of which fills out the wing section. Bill replaced wi

Three duck boxes (largest 18" x 8.75" wide 9.5" tall) and two decoys (one with chip to side).

Two decoys including one duck decoy with glass eyes and a shorebird decoy, both in old paint (shorebird bill replaced). duck: ht. 6 1/2 in., lg. 17 1/2 in., shorebird: ht. 11 1/2 in., lg. 11 1/2 in.

American, 19th-20th century. Includes a coffee grinder, two pieces of brown-glazed stoneware, two duck decoys (one a working decoy), and paddle stenciled "CEH Jr." (presumably from the younger Dr. Hol

Two vintage decoys, one black and white with applied paint and carved details. One multicolored with eyes missing. Sticker on bottom by Hampton Erickson.

TWO SHOREBIRD STICK UPS AND TWO FOLDING DECOYS. One folding decoy is wood, the other is a metal brant. One stick up is a yellowlegs, the other is a scoter. All in fair condition. 75-125

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.

Two Footballs - one Wilson, One New York Giants

Two carved Mallard decoys. One has some chips missing. By Roy Cable

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