Virginia Robin Snipe Shore Board, Mark McNair

Approx 11 3/4" tall

Running Robin Snipe Virginia, c. 1880 12 in. long Inscription on underside displays the museum identification code "A51-174" in red paint. Old paint with heavy gunning wear and a replaced bill. Proven

Loon, Mark McNair, Craddockville, Virginia. A spring plumage bird with carved eyes. Finely carved bill detail and carved shoulders. A very intricate paint pattern on back. "McNair" is carved in unders

Brant, Mark McNair, Craddockville, Virginia. "McNair" carved in underside. Two piece hollow body. With turned reaching head. Carved in the style of Nathan Cobb. 17" long. Provenance: Roberts collectio

Long billed dowitcher, Mark McNair, Craddockville, Virginia. Shoulder carving with raised and split wing-tips and dropped tail. "McNair" is carved in underside. 12" Provenance: Kirby Roberts collectio

Hollow carved with relief wing and raised wingtips. "McNair" carved on the underside. Measures 12.75"  long. Provenance: Mark and Ann Terry collection.

Hollow carved curlew, Mark McNair, Craddockville, Virginia. Deep relief wing and split tail carving. Carved eyes and splined hardwood bill. An early example with "MSM" carved on the underside. Measure

Running curlew, Mark McNair, Craddockville, Virginia. Carved in the style of the world record curlew from the Phillips rig sold by Guyette & Deeter in July 1997. Relief wing and split tail carving. "M

MARK McNAIR (American, Virginia, b. 1950), feeding yellowlegs decoy, incised ''McNair'' signature to bottom. The carved wings are protruding with incised wing primaries. In excellent condition. 3-7/8'

MARK McNAIR (American, Virginia, b. 1950), curlew decoy with carved wings and extended tips, incised signature to underside. The body has draw marks and a separate head with glass eyes. 6-1/4''h, 2-1/

Hand Carved Life Size Mounted Raven or Crow Decoy by Mark McNair, Craddockville, Virginia. Mounted on driftwood and SIgned. Hand painted. 15 inches x 23 inches (#84)

MARK McNAIR (American, Virginia, b. 1950), running Hudsonian curlew decoy, incised ''McNair'' signature to underside. The wings are very pronounced, ending in extended wing tips with glass eyes. In ex

MARK McNAIR (American, Virginia, b. 1950), golden plover decoy with applied wings, incised ''McNair'' signature to bottom. The tail feathers are raised, and the wings are nailed to the body using four

WILLIAM GIBIAN ROBIN SNIPE CARVINGOnancock, Virginia, 20th CenturySigned on underside.Length 9î.

MARK MCNAIR YELLOWLEGS DECOYCraddockville, Virginia, 1950-Iron bill. Glass eyes. Carved "MM" signature under tail.Length 11".

Mark McNair (VA), Golden PloverCraddockville, Virginia, this fine plover is influenced from the Toronto School of decoy makers; incised signature: "MCNAIR". 13 x 10 in. McNair is widely considered one

Virginia, b. 1950, impressed "M, z210". Preening dowitcher with original paint. 10.5"h. 10.5"l. on base.

The Robin Snipe in later paint is offered with a Yellow Legs shore bird decoy in dry, old untouched surface as shown with tack eyes. Measure 5 x 11 and 10.5 x 9 inches. We happily provide seamless in-

The Modest Town Shop Fish Weathervane Mark S. McNair (b. 1950) Craddockville, VA, c. 1980 24 1/2 in. long This weathervane resided on the crest of McNair's workshop in Modest Town, Virginia. Fortuitou

Signed and numbered bronze sculpture of an alert and inquisitive standing otter by Eastern Shore (Virginia) artist David H. Turner. (b.1961) Signed "D. H. Turner, 2006, 44/100." With foundry mark. App

1980 oil on artists board painting entitled "Banks Old Place" by African American folk artist from Virginia's Eastern Shore, Ernest Shears (b.1920.) Signed, dated and titled to verso. Title at front l

Late 20th century. Carved wood with original paint, signed on wood bases. Two snipes, and a Virginia rail. 5.5", 6.5", 7"h.

Impressionist style oil on board of a vista of St. Mark's Basilica and the Campanile in Venice, Italy, seen from the Lido shore. Includes a couple and a moored boat in the foreground and gondolas on t

DESCRIPTION: Antique oil and pastel on board painting depicting a sailing vessel near shore, signed "H.C. Vaughan '41". Signature features an anchor mark under the name. CIRCA: 1941 ORIGIN: European D