WIGEON DRAKE, D. TUSHENSKE

EARLY WIGEON DRAKE by Dan Tushenske, Bay Shore, NY, circa 1930s. Original paint with some flaking to areas. Good structural condition with some minor wear to tail edges. Detailed painted feather work

EARLY WIGEON DRAKE, unknown carver, Long Island, NY. Very good working paint and good structural condition. Some tight checks to natural cork. Retains glass eyes and full keel. Overall length is appro

c. 1900 12 in. long The carving is mounted on a wooden base which bears the inscription "Widgeon - Male / From Currituck Shooting Club, Poplar Branch, N.C." Original paint with gunning wear and some p

VERY FINE WIGEON DRAKE, Philadelphia school, possiby A.B. Vance, in excellent restored condition. Several tight checks and cracks to neck. Seam visible. Retains tack eyes and pad weight. Branded JAs.

FINE WIGEON DRAKE, possibly by Capt. Wilbur A. Corwin, Bellport, NY, (1880-1962), circa 1950. Very good paint by Corwin and structural condition. Cork construction. Small chip to edge of tail. Minor p

Lot of (2) hand carved birds by Mario Marchi, a gadwell hen and a wigeon drake, marked 1985 and 1984 respectively; both signed, both 15in long. Provenance: Walnut Creek, California.

last quarter of 20th Century 15 in. long A contemporary Delaware River decoy fashioned and aged in the Blair style. Stamped "After Blair" on the underside. Original paint with wear.

WIGEON DRAKE by John Holloway, Parkertown, NJ. Very good original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Raised carved wing tips and fluted tail carving. Snug head retains glass eyes. Bi

VERY FINE PREENING WIGEON DRAKE by Leon Borkowski, Burlington, NJ. Very good original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Carved feather detail, raised wing tips and fluted tail carvi

VERY FINE WIGEON DRAKE by Capt. Chip Allsopp, Bay Head, NJ. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Very detailed painted feather work to back and sides. Head with deta

FINE WIGEON DRAKE by Anthony Hillman, Cape May Courthouse, NJ. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Detailed painted feather work overall. Raised, carved wing tips a

EARLY WIGEON DRAKE, Rock Hall, MD, in working paint, with some original possibly visible. Good structural condition with filler loss to top of head and small area of loss to underside of tail. Typical

WIGEON DRAKE by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Babylon, NY. Very good original paint and good structural condition. Head reset, one-inch dent to side. Hollow construction. Retains glass eyes and keel. Cris

WIGEON DRAKE by Bill Beardsley, Toms River, NJ. Appears to be original paint with in-use wear and flaking. Good structural condition with shot scar to back. Balsa construction. Retains weight and rigg

WIGEON DRAKE, Upper Bay, MD. Very good original paint and structural condition. Nice stipple painted feather detail to back. Retains keel weight and rigging ring. Overall length is approximately 14 1/

Wigeon Drake Duck Decoy by Wildfowler Decoys, Balsa Wood Original Paint. Initials on base, HB. 12 inches L x 6 x 6 W.

WIGEON DRAKE AND A GREEN WING TEAL DRAKE by Herb Daisey, Jr., Chincoteague, VA. Both in good original paint and unused condition. Carved wing tips and tails. Turned heads. Both signed.

EARLY WIGEON DRAKE, unknown carver, from the G.B. Post rig. Working paint and fair structural condition. Two-piece cork construction with some areas of cork missing. Retains inlet weighted keel. Retai

A collection of duck decoys to include a Swan by Leonard Hornick, a Wigeon Drake by Tony Markosky who was a 1986 World & National Champion, and 6 smaller ducks. The largest duck measures 15 long x 7.5

PINTAIL HEN by the Delaware River Decoy Company, Riverside, NJ. Good original paint and condition with some in-use wear. Full keel and company brand. Together with a WIGEON DRAKE by Ed Stewart, Haines

GOLDENEYE (WHISTLER) DRAKE by Dan Tushenske, Bay Shore, NY, circa 1930s. Good original paint with some minor flaking. Good structural condition with some minor dents. Two-piece cork construction. Deta

BLUEBILL DRAKE by Dan Tushenske, Bayshore, NY, circa 1940. Good working paint and structural condition. Paint rub to top of head. Retains glass eyes. Bill with mandible and nostril detail. Retains kee

GOLDENEYE DRAKE by Dan Tushenske, Bayshore, NY. Appears to retain original paint with flaking to body and paint wear to tail. Two-piece cork construction. Retains glass eyes and weighted keel. Overall

2 drakes, 1 hen swimming, base 54" long, base is marked on side "american wigeon", and is carved water scene with marsh reeds, bottom is marked in pencil "Robert Gerhasting",.