Three miniature plover shorebird decoys in original

A Golden Plover shorebird decoy in original paint and condition with tack eyes from eastern shore of Malpeque Bay, Prince Edward Island. Illustrated Decoys of Maritime Canada (Guyette), page 140; Cele

A 9 inch Black-Bellied Plover shorebird decoy with tack eyes. Original paint with even wear, flaking and replaced bill.

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

Eight (8). American. Late 19th century. Pressed metal, wire, wood. Set of eight folding tin plover decoys with original wooden box and wood and copper mounting sticks. Each bird is in original black,

Early, and probably original, paint. Shot marks. Bill appears to be original. Length appx. 10", height with base appx. 13".

A 9 inch Plover shorebird decoy by E. Frank Adams (1871-1944), West Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard, MA. Original paint with minor wear. Provenance: Decoys Unlimited Auction sale,

A 9 1/2 inch Plover shorebird decoy in transitional plumage by Charles F. Coffin (1835-1919), Nantucket, MA, circa 1870. Original paint with minor wear.

A 10 1/2 Green-Back or Golden Plover shorebird decoy attributed to Capt. Dan Showell from Absecon, NJ. Original paint with wear and some flaking. Provenance: Provided by William J. Mackey Jr.

A 10 inch Golden Plover shorebird decoy from Nantucket, MA, circa 1850 and a 9 1/2 inch Sandpiper decoy. The Golden Plover is in original paint with a crack in the top of the head, shot scars and

A 10 inch Golden Plover shorebird decoy from Nantucket, MA, circa 1870. Three holes, aside from the stick hole were drilled in the underside of the decoy probably to lighten the decoy - several Nantuc

A 10 inch Black-Bellied Plover shorebird decoy, thought to be from a Mid-Atlantic state. Original paint with even wear and a probable replaced bill.

An 11 inch running Black-Bellied Plover shorebird decoy with painted eyes and a split tail. Original paint with wear, to include wing tip and tail chips.

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.

TWO SHOREBIRD DECOYS Decoys by Bruce Beiber, Cape May, N.J., sandpiper with carved wing tips, and golden plover, both signed with early "B" on underside of each, original paint.

One 10 inch feeding Plover in winter plumage and an 11 inch Sandpiper decoy. Both are in original paint with wear, the Sandpiper has a wing tip chip and an in use bill replacement.

A contemporary 12 inch plover decoy with glass eyes, a small metal bill and stippled paint.. Original paint and condition, in like new condition with minimal wear.

Referred to as a "Tinnie", this Black Bellied Plover decoy has original paint with some very minor wear from use in the field. The hinge joining the two halves is slightly loose, but secure. Has bee

The Ruddy Turnstone and Black Bellied Plover with similar original sponged paint and whittled beaks. Measure 4.25 x 9.5 and 5 x 9.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping se

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,

Three @ 3 inch miniature carvings, one murre, and a penguin, attributed to Sparre and a puffin signed on the bottom by him. Stan Sparre (1922-2011), E. Falmouth, MA. In original paint and condition.

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.

A wonderful mid-20th Century rig of 5 Shorebirds (Yellowlegs? Plovers? Rails?? Sorry, I never learned to tell my shorebirds apart and any help lookers can provide would be greatly appreciated!) in ori

THREE SHOREBIRDS. The first is a tinny PLOVER in very good original paint and condition. The second is KILLDEER in antiqued original paint and condition. The third is a RUDDY TURNSTONE in very good an

A 4 1/2 inch majestic shorebird carving by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), East Harwich, MA. Signed with the Maker's rectangular stamp. Original paint and condition with minor wear.