Early Keyes Chadwick Goldeneye Hen, MV

Keyes Chadwick Golden Eye decoy. Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts L14-1/2" Please refer to link for hi res photos. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/qmt924p2ixynnfc/AADG_cwA-xqCh_sIik_N3gMCa?dl=0

VERY EARLY GOLDENEYE HEN by Jesse Birdsall, Barnegat, NJ. Very good working paint with speculums visible. Very good structural condition. Retains weight. 200-300

EARLY GOLDENEYE HEN, Long Island, NY, unknown carver. Remnants of early working paint, worn mostly to natural cork. Good structural condition with some cracks. Retains glass eyes and swing weight. Ove

GEORGE HUEY GOLDENEYE HEN DECOYFriendship, Maine, Early 20th CenturyCarved on underside “G R Huey”.Length 14.5”.

GOLDENEYE HEN, New Jersey, similar to the work of Hurley Conklin. Rare and early example in old working paint worn to wood in areas. Old repair to neck. Hollow construction, glass eyes and pad weight.

Havre de Gras, MD. Late 20th, early 21st century. 1-2) Canvasback drake and hen pair of decoys. 3-4) Bluebill drake and hen pair of decoys. 5-6) Ruddy duck drake and hen pair of decoys. 7) Golden eye

Grouping of 3 decoys, all with glass eyes in original paint including a folky Merganser - very good condition, a humpback Goldeneye - very good condition, and a Blue Bill hen - shot marks, early tin r

Early Goldeneye Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1900 14 in. long A recently discovered pair of early goldeneye with especially pronounced crowns and uplifted heads. These lively h

Finely carved bill and glass eyes. 15 x 7 x 6 inches. unsigned

Miniature goldeneye hen, Elmer Crowell, East Harwich, Massachusetts. Unstamped. Measures 3” long.

GOLDENEYE HEN by Rhodes Truex, Atlantic City, NJ, (1860-1934). Very good working paint with areas of original paint. Very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Carved eyes and nostril detail

Goldeneye hen, Chauncey Wheeler, Alexandria Bay, New York, 1st quarter 20th century. Typical carved eye groove and nicely blended feather detail. "E" stamped four times on the underside. Measures 15"

A 16 inch turned head black duck decoy by H. Keyes Chadwick (1865-1958) Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, MA. Displays glass eyes, incised bill definition and original pumpkin color bottom paint. Unsigne

Mackey Goldeneye Hen Quebec, Canada, c. 1900 13 in. long A goldeneye with sharply incised feather detail, bottom-hollowed construction covered with a thin lead pad, and the Mackey Collection stamp on

Harry Shourds (1861-1920) Tuckerton, NJ, c. 1900 13 1/4 in. long A goldeneye displaying a painted inscription on underside of base which reads, "Goldeneye - Female / Harry Shourds / Tuckerton, NJ / Ci

Circa 1930 Stanley Grant (Barnegat, New Jersey; unsigned) hand carved duck decoy with original paint. Measures approx 13.5" L. Mellow patina and some minor paint loss as seen in photos.

Grant Goltz Goldeneye Hen Duck Decoy, Bemidji, MN, noted championship winning carver, glass eyes, solid body, mint original paint, crossed wingtips & detailed feather carving, head is turned slightly

VERY EARLY AND RARE GOLDENEYE DRAKE, Barnegat Bay, NJ, circa 1900. Retains remnants of original paint with possible touch up to face. Structurally good condition. Hollow dowel construction. Some in-us

RARE GOLDENEYE HEN by Billy Ellis, Whitby-Oshawa, ONT, circa 1920-30. Mix of original and working paint. Good structural condition. For additional information see “Ontario Decoys II” by Bernie Gat

by unknown Canadian carver, glass eyes, solid body, appears to be original paint, excellent form, detailed feather carving, head is turned left, 16"L, est. 300 - 500

EARLY GOLDENEYE DRAKE by George Warin Toronto, Canada, (1830-1905). Excellent original paint with some age crazing and excellent structural condition. Solid construction. Strong painted speculum detai

GOLDENEYE HEN by Eugene Birdsall, Pt. Pleasant, NJ, (1856-1917). Weathered working paint, some of which may be original.Good structural condition with check to the back and side. Seam separation to bo

A 13 inch low head decoy by Joseph Swift, Osterville, MA with painted eyes and a paddle tail, "Joe Swift, Ost. 1930" is written on the bottom. Joseph is a related to Gustavus Swift, who left Cape Cod

Early Goldeneye circa 1910, carved and painted wood, glass eyes, branded AE Length 14.5 in. A nice fat head with tail carving. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com