Canvasback drake, Wallace O'Neal, Currituck, North

EARLY BATTERY REDHEAD DRAKE by Wallace O’Neal (1877-1955), Corolla, NC, circa 1916. Very old working paint and good structural condition with in-use wear and checks. Used at the Knapp Hunting Lodge

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wallace O’Neal, Corolla, NC. Weathered paint and good structural condition. Repairs to bill and mid-neck checks. Typical checks to bottom. Retains two lead pipe

James T. Holly & David O'Neal. Pair of Canvasback Drakes. Carved and painted wood. Well-used, otherwise excellent condition. Average size is 17"x 7"x 7”. Est. $300-600. Ship: $55

Early Working Decoy. Canvasback Drake. North Carolina. Chestnut Red Head and Neck. Part of a lifelong collection. Measures 13" long. Weight 2 pds 7 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Louis O'Neal (1908-1981) Churches Island, NC, c. 1940 17 1/2 in. long Louis was a renowned maker of not only decoys and decorative carvings, but also hunting boats. This decoy was selected for inclusi

Sonoma, CA, glass eyes, solid body, strong original paint, nice tail feather carving, a few minor paint rubs, makers brand on back side of decoy, 14"L, est. 200 - 300

(2) Duck decoys & books, c/o Canvasback Drake by Hutch Decoy Carving Ltd 1984 (16" l x 7" h), Mallard (15-1/2" w x 6-1/2" h), "The Art of the Decoy: American Bird Carvings" by Adele Earnest, "Decoy Du

WIDGEON DRAKE BATTERY DECOY by Wallace O’Neil, Sr., Corolla, NC, circa 1910. Very old weathered paint and good structural condition. Retains large pad weight and rigging staple

CANVASBACK DRAKE by Chandler Sawyer, Currituck, NC. Excellent original antiqued paint and unused condition. Hand-chopped model in the Currituck style with head carved in an alert position. CS carved i

REDHEAD DRAKE by Callie O’Neil, Churches Island/Currituck, NC, circa 1940. Restored condition with foundry weight on bottom

Vintage 1997 Starting Line Up Backboard Shaquille O'neal Figure by Kenner. New in the box.

Callie O'Neal (NC, 1910-1970), Mallard Churches Island, North Carolina, circa 1940s, carved and painted wood. Length 18 in. A very rare species by the maker. Additional high-resolution photos are ava

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly North Carolina, in old paint, possibly original, and poor structural condition with dry rot and losses. Together with a CANVASBACK DRAKE, early 1900’s. Original paint and

Late 20th century hand carved and hand painted duck bird hunting decoy in sitting down pose. Features a drake canvasback, a species of diving ducks, the largest found in North America. Signed on the u

(3) Carved wood duck decoys, c/o Drake Red-Breasted Merganser by Edward B Berninger July 1982 (14" l x 6" h), Pintail by Edward B Berninger September 1982 (146" l x 6" h), unmarked Canvasback (14" l x

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,

Late 1930's. Originally owned by Herb Burrell "North Pointe" Raquette Lake, NY. Drake Decoy.

Three Antique Duck Decoys , canvasback duck, c. 1910, by James Holly (1855-1935), Havre de Grace, Maryland; a redhead drake, 1972, signed by Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, Maryland; and another, lo

(3) Duck decoys, c/o Green-winged Teal by Ed Sitko (12" w x 7" h), Canvasback St Michaels MD (15-1/2" w x 7-1/2" h), Coot Outerbanks North Carolina (12" w x 4-3/4" h)

Possibly his best canvasback drake, Charles Bergman, Astoria, Oregon. A very early 1930s two piece hollow body with high alert head and appealing thin original paint pattern. 15" long. Literature "Dec

Ruddy duck, William Bailey Barco, Currituck, North Carolina. 10.25" long. Literature "Gunnin' Birds," Kroghie Andresen.

Canvasback drake, Tom Chambers, Toronto, Ontario, 1st quarter 20th century. Long, solid body style. Branded "Thos Chambers Maker" and "JT McMillan". Fine comb feather paint detail on back and sides. P

Decoy, Crisfield, MD, Glass Eyes, Solid Body, Body appears to be Mostly Original, Head appears to be Restored, crack in Neck, Otherwise Good, Slightly Left Turned Head, Excellent Form & Great Profile,

Capt. John C. Schweikart (1870-1954) Detroit and Strawberry Island, MI, c. 1910 16 1/2 in. long A hollow decoy exhibiting the maker's "signature" reared-back bull neck, aluminum wing tips and primarie