Early Yellowlegs Shorebird

Detroit, MI, tack eyes, original paint with light gunning wear & some flaking, small amount of touchup to head, bill appears to have good age & is possibly original, hard to find in any condition, 12"

A 10 1/2 inch Yellowlegs shorebird decoy similar to decoys made by the J.N. Dodge (1882-1893) and Peterson factories branded "EFH". Old, possibly original paint with wear- to

A Yellowlegs decoy in grey/white paint with black wing outline. Beak replaced, mounted on a contemporary stand. Early 20th century. Allio Collection. FRANCAIS: Appelant Chevalier en peinture grise/bla

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-

Yellowlegs decoy, probably Virginia, maker unknown, an early working shorebird having chip carved body with painted eyes and down-sweeping tail. The paint appears old with craquelure and possible coat

An early 13 1/2 inch shorebird decoy by Will Kirkpatrick (b. 1939), Hudson, MA. Signed with small stamped letters "WEK" on the underside. Displays a split tail, tack eyes and a cut nail bill.Original

GROUP OF FOUR EARLY SHOREBIRDS, Cape May, NJ, circa 1900. The group consists of two robin snipes, a yellowlegs and a plover. All in good structural condition consistent with age. All with weathered wo

Group of (2) early flat body shorebirds believed to be from New England. The larger yellowlegs decoy has some light paint craquelure on back and possible touch-up with light shot spray. The smaller go

THREE VERY EARLY TINNY SHOREBIRDS by W. Reed & Co., circa 1900. The group, consisting of two yellowlegs and a golden plover are in excellent original paint and in what appears to be unused condition.

VERY RARE AND EARLY SHOREBIRD PAIR, possibly New England, circa late 1800's. Very good original paint with some in-use wear, typical for age. Strong paint pattern remaining on backs. Split tail carvin

by unknown maker from the Kitty Hawk Life Saving Station, excellent form & patina, Steve Weller Collection, 10"L, est. 700 - 1,000

Onacock, VA, glass eyes, excellent original paint with great detail, relief carved wingtips, head is turned slightly right, makers brand on bottom, 14"L x 13"T, est. 1,200 - 1,800

EARLY SHOREBIRD, VIRGINIA. Good original paint consistent with age, showing some in-use wear. Good structural condition with some filler and wood loss to crest of head. Bill possibly the original. Mou

Nice original paint, painted eyes, unsigned, affixed to wood base with metal pole, overall 12" h. x 11.75" x 3.75".

EARLY SHOREBIRD, New England. Appears to be in old paint and good structural condition Bill appears to be a replacement. Mounted atop a custom base. 200-300

Large early shorebird with iron beak, original paint with alligatored surface, overall 18.5"T x 17"L x 6"D, bird only is 10"T x 13"L

VERY EARLY SHOREBIRD, Virginia. Retains weathered paint and is in good structural condition, with replaced bill. Heavy shot scarring to sides and head. Some loss to wood on lower right of body. A clas

EARLY SHOREBIRD, possibly Long Island, NY, in very old working paint. Two-piece construction. Small portion of bill remaining. Mounted atop a custom base. 75-125

Carved wood yellow legs shore bird on driftwood. It is signed Curtis Waterfield Knotts Island NC. It measures 13 1/8" x 6" x 10" H. Curtis Buck Waterfield (1926-2017) was a well know wildfowl woodcarv

Artisan Made Greater Yellowlegs Shorebird Carving. Bottom reads "Carved and painted by Jake and Betty Holt". Measures 7.75 inches x 12 inches x 5.5 inches.

New York Yellowlegs Unknown Carver, Long Island A 11 ½ inch shorebird decoy with painted eyes and carved raised wings. Original paint with wear.

EARLY SHOREBIRD attributed to Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ. Original paint and condition. Long original bill. Mounted on wire legs atop a custom base

EARLY SHOREBIRD, probably New Jersey. Retains good original paint with in-use wear. Tip of bill missing. Painted feather detail and painted eyes. Carrying hole above tail. Overall length is approximat

VERY EARLY SHOREBIRD, possibly Long Island, NY. Old working paint with some original. Fair structural condition. Split wing tips and carrying hole. Bulbous head appears older than body. Rusted nail bi