Two cork decoys in original paint - Long Island bro

GROUP OF THREE BLACK DUCKS, possibly Long Island, NY. All in excellent original paint and unused condition. Hard cork construction with carved wood heads and long deep-water keels. Two are carved in a

1 by unknown Long Island carver, painted eyes, solid cork body, mostly original paint with some repaint on sides, few small paint chips, very light wear & 1 attributed to Rube Corliss, Manahawkin, NJ,

EARLY BROADBILL HEN, Long Island, NY. Very weathered paint, some of which may be original. Good structural condition with cracks to cork. Filler missing to two areas on head. Retains bottom board with

Lot of 3 Long Island Broadbill decoys, two cork, one wood. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches; 13 inches]. Wood decoy missing part of b

Two Brant duck cork decoys. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [16 inches]. One with cracks in cork of body and neck; other in good condition.

EARLY TERN, probably Long Island, NY. Confidence decoy in weathered original paint and very good structural condition. Raised, extended wing tips. 200-300

Two Bluebill Drakes Upstate New York, c. 1930 14 in. long Original paint with light gunning wear and tight age lines in necks. Provenance: Estate of Peter H. Tillou

Lot of 3 broadbill decoys, two of cork, one of balsa. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches]. In good condition; one cork bird has applied

Four broadbill cork decoys, comprised of two drakes and two hens, South Shore of Long Island. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [Hens: 13 inches;

LONG ISLAND MERGANSER DRAKE DECOYEarly 20th CenturyMaker unknown. Original paint with gunning wear.Length 17”.

An 8 inch Sandpiper decoy from a Cape Cod collection. Original paint with even wear.

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint.Great displays, purchased in Maine in the 1970s. White 5.50"x6"x 14.50" long and Smaller 5.50"x7.50"x13". Weight combined 4 pds 5 oz. From a

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint. One head needs to be reattached. Great display pieces. Both approximately 15-1/4" long. Weight 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private E

TWO BLACK-BREAST PLOVERS, Long Island style. Very good original paint and condition. One is a feeder, one is carved in a feeding position. Both mounted atop a custom. 100-200

VERY EARLY CORK DECOY, POSSIBLY A GOLDENEYE, Long Island, NY. Very early working paint. Good structural condition. Bottom board construction. Retains keel weight and old staple.

New York Yellowlegs Unknown Carver, Long Island A 11 ½ inch shorebird decoy with painted eyes and carved raised wings. Original paint with wear.

Two Drake Redheads Gene Hendrickson (1899-1971) Northfield, NJ, c. 1965 15 in. long Both are branded. Original paint with light wear and some sap bleeds. Provenance: Robert Shisler Collection, acquire

TWO CURLEWS carved in the Long Island style. Both in excellent original paint and condition. Both with relief-carved wings and alert head positions. Both retain original bills and glass eyes. Both mou

WHITE WINGED SCOTER, possibly Mattituck, NY, circa 1930s. Appears to be original paint. Good structural condition with early repair to bill tip and chip to tail tip. Solid construction. Two very tight

Five Canvasback cork decoys, all branded "R.H.S., Jr.". Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches]. Two with broken bills; two with breaks in

Canada goose decoy, maker unknown. This goose is thought to be from Long Island with a solid body and remains in original paint. The head is made in three pieces and appears similar to a Gelston style

Pair of folky golden plover decoys, in the style of CHIEF EUGENE CUFFEE (Shinnecock, Long Island, New York, 1861-1941), in original paint, having tack eyes and crossed wing tips, the legs partially ca

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.

EARLY BLUEBILL HEN, Long Island, unknown carver, circa 1920s. Appears to retain original paint with gunning wear. Good structural condition consistent with age. Cork construction with cracks to back.