Yellowlegs, Lothrop Holmes, Kingston, Massachusetts,

DECORATIVE YELLOWLEGS, Massachusetts, in excellent original paint and structural condition. Detailed painted feahter work overall. Relief-carved wings and split-tail carving. Retains bead eyes. Mounte

Clement Drew (1806-1889) American, Oil on Canvas signed, dated, and titled. "Ship in a Squall" 1988. Provenance: A Boston Family. Born in Kingston, Massachusetts, Clement Drew settled in Boston and be

Plover and Yellowlegs Massachusetts, c. 1900 10 in. long A split-tail yellowlegs with painted oval eyes and a "X" rig marking on the underside. The small golden plover was carved from a one-and-one-ei

Canvas white-winged scoter decoy attributed to CAPTAIN CLARENCE BAILEY (American, Kingston, Massachusetts, 1882-1952). This oversized scoter has a stretched canvas over frame body which is copper-tack

An 8 inch shorebird decoy by Dr. George Ross Starr, Jr. (1915-1985), Duxbury, MA. In the style of the one of the most famous shorebirds in his collection- a Lothrop Holmes Ruddy Turnstone. Signed and

MASSACHUSETTS YELLOWLEGS DECOYCirca 1910Original paint.Length 12".

Important Greater Yellowlegs Pair Massachusetts, c. 1890 13 1/4 in. long This grand pair is an exceptional representation of the classic New England shorebird. Long coveted by collectors, two examples

A. ELMER CROWELL LESSER YELLOWLEGSEast Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952Circa 1930. In preening position with wing raised. Glass eye. Mounted on a painted oval base simulating a stone. Rectangular sta

Large yellowlegs c1900 from Massachusetts. The neck and head is joined to the body.

vintage yellowlegs shorebird from Massachusetts, by unknown carver, solid body, appears to be original paint, excellent form with turned head & split carved tail, stand not included, 10.5"L, est. 300

Life size Greater Yellowlegs decoy from Massachusetts in original paint with some wear from use as a working decoy. Structurally sound. Nice split tail carving with tack eyes. Stand is not original be

Seven Shorebird Decoys Seven old working shorebird decoys, including a cork Gelston yellowlegs, two papier-mache Massachusetts decoys, a high-head plover, a Mid-Atlantic plover, and two flat-sided bir

Miniature yellowlegs, Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, Massachusetts. Raised wing tips. Maker's rectangle stamp and the number 25 in pencil on the underside. Measures 2 3/4" long. Notes: Decoy

"Focused" a miniature stalking yellowlegs, Steve Weaver, Cape Cod, Massachusetts. 6.75" long with good feather paint detail. Carved wooden feather next to foot.

Hand drawn and colored map of Massachusetts including Cape Cod, Plymouth, Kingston, Duxbury, etc. professionally matted and framed. sight size: 15 1/2" x 19 1/2" Provenance: Property from Credit Sui

WWII Diving Helmet This Helmet Was Made By Arguably The Most Famous American Helmet Maker, The A.J. Morse & Son Company. Located In Boston, Massachusetts, Started Making Diving Helmets And Related Equ

Ship Emerging from the Fog by Theodore Victor Carl Valenkamph (1868-1924), Oil on Canvas, Signed Lower Right, 30"x25", 34"x29" Framed. Theodore Valenkamph was active/lived in Massachusetts/Sweden and

Rare walking greater yellowlegs on wooden base, Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, Massachusetts. 13.5" long. Crowell's oval brand is in the underside. Fine paint detail. Literature: "The Songless Aviary,"

The Payson Crowell Greater Yellowlegs A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1920 12 in. long Anthony Elmer Crowell was born in 1862 in the town of East Harwich, Massachusetts, the son of a

Very nice vintage tin Goodyear sign from Holmes Bros, Greenhouses in Norton, Massachustts. The colors are bright and bold and is in excellent, vintage condition. It measures approx 36 x 12 in.

FIVE JAMES LAPHAM MINIATURE BIRD CARVINGSDennis Port, Massachusetts, 20th CenturyA bufflehead drake, a mallard hen, a wood duck drake, a merganser drake and a yellowlegs.Heights from 3.75” to 4.

Holmes, Oliver Wendell Jr. Autograph letter, signed, 2 pages, to Hon. A. P. Rugg, Oct. 18, 1907. Document regarding a memorial to Senator George Frisbie Hoar, senator from Massachusetts 1877 to 1904.

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

An exceptional10 inch feeding Yellowlegs mantle bird carving by Roger Mitchell (b.1945), Kingston, MA, signed on the bottom of a carved clam shell base. Mantle bird carvings were made a Cape Cod tradi