Kenneth A. Gossner Attributed Duck Decoy

Kenneth A. Gossner attributed duck decoy, hand carved and hand painted wood with glass eyes, c. 1970's, piece of paper attached to underside with Ken Gosner attribute, 6" (height) x 12" (length)

Belleville, ONT, glass eyes, hollow body, original paint with some gunning wear, shot marks & flaking, head is turned slightly left, great form, 17"L, est. 600 - 900

Early Goldeneye Drake Duck Decoy Attributed to Jack Mesack, NJ, glass eyes, hollow body, old working paint, some gunning wear, 13.5"L, est. Market Determined

Antique duck decoy, attributed to Charles Joiner, marked with FBW, dated 1940, painted wood, lead weighted, 16". Antique duck decoy, attributed to George Lockard, painted wood, lead weighted, shows si

Antique duck decoy, attributed to Joseph Dye, unmarked, painted wood, lead weighted, 14.5". Antique duck decoy, attributed to Ben Dye, unmarked, painted wood, lead weighted, 14". Both show signs of us

Antique duck decoy, attributed to Jim Cumer, painted wood, lead weighted, 15.5". Antique duck decoy, attributed to Jack Mowery, painted wood, lead weighted, preening position, 13".

Painted wood duck decoy, attributed to Leonard E. Pryor, unsigned, 15.5". Antique painted wood duck decoy, metal eyes, some wear, 12". Both lead weighted.

Antique duck decoy, attributed to William Heverin, marked, painted wood, lead weighted, 16". Antique duck decoy, attributed to R. Madison Mitchell, unmarked, painted wood, lead weighted, 15.5".

Antique goose decoy, painted wood, glass eyes, 21". Antique duck decoy, attributed to Lum Fletcher, weighted, 15.75", shows signs of wear..

Hollow black duck decoy attributed to William Bentley, Stratford, Connecticut. The paint appears original with some very light areas of wear. This bird, or a rig mate, is shown on page 119 of ''Connec

Brockville, Ontario. Painted softwood. A black duck decoy attributed to Ernie Fox. 5.5" x 17.75" x 5.5". From the Hutchison and DiCenso Collection.

Duck decoy attributed to Mason, 14" L. Paint nicks, chip to wood on underside. In-house shipping offered on this lot.

An 11 3/4 inch Ruddy Duck decoy attributed to being from North Carolina rig. A mixture of original paint and old in-use paint with wear and a tight age crack along the bottom.

2 Mallard duck decoys, attributed to William Enright (1913 - 1979) from Toledo, OH active 1930-1960, he was known for carving the heads and cork bodies, drake is 9"T x 18"L x 9"W, other is 8"T x 10"L

Antique duck decoy, unmarked, attributed to Lum Fletcher, painted wood, lead weighted, 16". Antique duck decoy, dated 1940, marked FBW, painted wood, lead weighted, 16". Both show signs of use.

Antique Broadbill duck decoy, unmarked, attributed to Harry Shourds, c. 1890, painted hollow wood, 15". Antique duck decoy, painted wood, 14". Both show signs of use. Includes one wooden decoy stand.

Four Carved and Painted Black Duck Decoys. Unsigned, attributed to Ernie Fox, Brockville, Ontario, Circa. 1950's. Three swimmers, 21-1/2"l. and a sleeper, 16"l. Condition: Very good with minor wear.

attributed John Glenn, Black Duck Working Decoymid 20th century, Rock Hall, Maryland, solid body form, carved and painted, with applied paper labels to undersides. 8 x 17 3/4 x 8 in. From a Charlotte,

A Large Painted Wood Duck Decoy 20th Century attributed to Forrest "Bud" Jennings (b. 1939), Shamong, New Jersey branded FJH on underside. Height 13 1/4 x length 23 inches. Property from the Estate of

Antique duck decoys (2), both attributed to Robert Tilghman, unmarked, weighted, 15" and 14.5", painted wood, shows signs of paint wear.

Preening position duck decoys (2), both attributed to Paul Gibson, painted wood, weighted, both approximately 14".

(lot of 2) Vintage hand-carved duck decoys, including: (1) painted duck, attributed to Victor Decoys, c.1930, approx 6.5"h, 14.75"l, (1) having glass eyes and rotating head, initialed underfoot TE, ap

A 15 inch balsa-bodied Black Duck attributed to Wildfowler Decoys (1957-1961), Quogue, Long Island, NY, unsigned. Traces of original paint with in-use paint and wear, to include tail chips.

BLACK DUCK attributed to the Herter’s Decoy Co., Waseca, MN. Very old working paint worn mostly to wood. Bottom board construction. Deep, relief-carved raised wings with carved feathers. Appears to