Shorebird, Miniature Eider and Tinnie

NICE GROUP OF FIVE SHOREBIRD TINNIES by Strater & Sohier, Boston, MA. The group consists of a BLACK BELLIED PLOVER, BLACK BELLIED PLOVER in fall plumage, DOWITCHER, ROBIN SNIPE AND YELLOWLEGS. All in

MINIATURE SHOREBIRD by Russ Allen, Cape Charles, VA. Excellent original antiqued paint and condition. Cobb Island style with raised wing tips and very full body. Original bill pinned through head. R.A

Early "Tinnie" Shorebird Decoy Early 20thC Sheet Iron Bird: 6"H X 8 1/2"W X 2 5/8"D 16 1/2" H, on stand Great dry black & mustard paint, 2 piece formed, fine patina, crusty surfaces, mounted on tall t

Two Antique "Tinnie" Shorebird Decoys On an oak stand. Including stand: 17 1/2 x 16 x 5 1/2 in. (44.5 x 40.6 x 14 cm.)

FINE MINIATURE SHOREBIRD by John and Patty Waterfield. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Detailed painted feather overall. Paint ticking to head and breast. Retains glass eyes and ori

Set of 22 Miniature Shorebirds A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1930 largest is 4 3/4 in. long Crowell created three different sets of miniature birds, twenty-five ducks, twenty-five

Set of three well carved miniature shorebirds, William Gibian, Onancock, Virginia, circa 1980s. Two have "Gibian" carved in underside, plover has a "G" carved in underside. Running curlew is 10" long.

FINE MINIATURE SHOREBIRDS by Russ P. Burr, Hingham, MA. The long-bill curlew with deep, relief-carved wings, and split tail. The feeding plover with deep relief-carved wings with split wing tips. Both

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Boston, MA, various species, mostly in original paint with some hunter touchup, gunning wear, Steve Weller Collection, 12"L, est. 200 - 300

Boston, MA, various species, mostly in original paint with some hunter touchup & gunning wear, one has PAT. OCT.27, 1874 stamped on the inside, Steve Weller Collection, 9"L - 11"L x 11"T - 12"T, est.

Boston, MA, various species & conditions with majority paint loss, Steve Weller Collection, 9"L - 11"L x 11"T - 12"T, est. 100 - 200

A rare 2 1/2 inch miniature shorebird carving by Harold N. Gibbs (1886-1970), Barrington, RI. Signed by the maker "H Gibbs" and dated 1965. Original paint and condition.

Group of (3) Contemporary miniature shorebird decoys, to include: curlew by HARRY SHOURDS III (American, New Jersey, 20th/21st century), with brand on bottom of stand, (in excellent condition); sandpi

Group of four decoys and birds. Including a decorative shore bird, miniature shorebird and two duck decoys. Condition: Original condition with imperfections. Largest Shorebird H 7-7/8" L 11-1/2". Smal

A 10 inch two-piece '"tinnie" shorebird decoy with a slotted copper-top stick in good old paint with light wear equally so on both sides.

1 semipalmated plover by Bud Shell, 2 miniature shorebirds by unknown carver, 1 rainbow trout vase by Rich Gurica, 1 walleye by Duane Turnock with chipped tail, 1 carved decoy head by unknown carver,

Miniature Atlantic Common Eider Keith Mueller (b. 1956) Killingworth, CT, c. 2020 5 in. long Carved in a standard relaxed position, this eider exhibits raised, crossed wingtips and exceptional paint.

A 5 inch miniature Curlew shorebird carving by Stan Sparre (1922-2011), East Falmouth, Cape Cod, MA, signed on the bottom of the base. Displays a slightly turned head and

A lot of 4 3/4 to 11 inch high metal shorebird and three miniature flying bird bases. In good used condition.

TEN BIRD CARVINGS20th/21st CenturyFour shorebirds and a miniature pintail by Irving Torry, and two miniature geese, a miniature green-winged teal, a peep and a three-quarter size wood duck drake.Heigh

FOUR DECOYS20th CenturyA miniature snow goose, an eider drake, a loon and a J.C. Higgins factory mallard drake.Lengths from 9” to 14”.

Grouping of decorative articles including 5 miniature oriental table wares, miniature oriental porcelain shore bird with signature on base, grouping of miniature hand painted porcelain salts with moth

3 Vintage Miniature Carved and Painted Shorebird Decoys, both mounted on drift wood, the first with two, "Marsh Wrens", the other a single, "Least Sandpiper", both identified in pencil upon the base.