Fish decoy, Frank Mizera, Ely, Minnesota, circa 1930.

Fish decoy, Frank Mizera, Ely, Minnesota, circa 1930. Black fish on fish design. Metal fins with wooden tail. Measures 9" long.

Fish decoy, Frank Mizera, Ely, Minnesota, 2nd quarter 20th century. A small fish decoy with cheater hooks attached. Silver body with red and black paint on fins gills and mouth. Measures 5" long.

Brook trout fish decoy, Jess Ramey, circa 1930. Carved eyes, mouth, and gills. Excellent and appealing paint pattern. 7" long. Provenance: Michaan collection. Literature: "American Fish Decoys," Steve

Pike fish decoy, Ernie Newman, Carlton, Minnesota, circa 1950. Tri colored fish with dark green head and yellow spots running top of body. Scale pattern on back. Metal fins with glass eyes. 8.5" long.

Sucker fish decoy, Jesse Ramey, Cadillac, Michigan, circa 1930. Tack eyes, with carved sucker mouth and gills. 13" long. Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature "American Fish Decoys," Steven

Important bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Mt. Clemens, Michigan, circa 1930. Carved walnut with traces of silver and off white paint on sides of body; decorative metal fins and glass eyes. Two belly wei

LARGE LOUIE LEECH PIKE RED AND WHITE FISH DECOY Red and White Ice Spear Fishing Decoy by Louie Leech (1905-1982), Fairmont,

VERY FINE SPEAR FISHING DECOY by Frank Mazera, Ely, MN, (1898-1969). Excellent original paint and condition. Highly sought after "fish on fish" carving, probably painted by his wife, Josephine. Retain

Rare Folk Art Carved and Painted Fish Spearing Decoy. Attributed to Leroy Howell (1898-1989, Hinkley, Minn. Circa. 1930). Original paint, lead eyes, tin fins, inset lead belly weight, with cross-hatch

For your consideration is a fish spearing decoy by the Aldrich Family of Hibbing, MN. This hand-carved and painted decoy is in the Style of Frank Mizera with tack eyes, carved tails, metal fins and or

LAWRENCE BETHEL DECOY LURE ICE SPEAR FISH Weighted and painted decoy with tin fins and tail. Lawrence Bethel (1930-2006) of

EXTREMELY RARE BLUE WING TEAL DRAKE by Caleb Ridgway Marter, Burlington, NJ. (1893-1977), circa 1930's. This decoy is outstanding in all respects and is in unused condition. Raised, relief-carved wing

MALLARD DRAKE by the Evans Decoy Company, Ladysmith, WI, circa 1930's. Very good original paint and structural condition. Some light in-use wear and hairline check on bottom. Strong paint to speculums

VERY FINE RAINBOW FISH DECOY by Carl Christiansen, Newberry, MI, circa 1990. Excellent original paint and condition. Detailed gill carving and inlet metal fins. Retains glass eyes and rigging fin. Ove

Grouping of 4 carved wooden ice fishing decoys in original paint and with painted tin fins, probably Minnesota or Michigan origin - one weight in the form of a lead fish, circa 1950-70 - all with mino

Waseca, MN, glass eyes, thin metal tail & fins, see similar example on pg. 95 of "Kimballs Vol. III" and pg. 102 of "Commercial Fish Decoys" by Frank Baron, hard to find, excellent condition, 6.25"L,

Gold-Scaled Fish Decoy c. 1930 4 3/4 in. long A green-and-white fish with excellent scratch scaling, revealing the golden undercoat. Original paint with even fishing wear and a scar in right side, gol

Fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Flower fish with natural sides, yellow and black dots. 6.5" long.

Very large walleye fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota, 1st half 20th century. Original gold paint. Double finned. 13.5" long.

Fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Red and white with blended colors midway through body. 7" long.

Rare sucker fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Carved mouth. Body is painted gold. 9" long.

Impressive male kingfisher poised on a rock, Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, Massachusetts, circa 1930. With fish in mouth. Carved rock base is angulated, painted, and shaded. The male kingfisher is perc

Art Deco Cast Iron & Green Glass Fish Bowl, on stand, circa 1930 Dimensions: 41.5" H Property from the personal collection of Seymour Stein.

Fish decoy, Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Carved gill, mouth, brass tack eyes. Copper metal fins and leather tail. Black bars across top of body which is painted green with white on underside