Good Maryland Canvas Back Duck Decoy

Early 20th century, likely Maryland. Manner of Ward Brothers. The piece has been used and shows good signs of age. The piece looks to have been used little however. The base is impressed with the name

A good Canvasback duck decoy in original paint with glass eyes, detailed carved beak, original weight, and branded on base LHC (possibly for Lewis H. Clark, a member of the Senachwine Duck Club, Putna

Variations to eyes. (Very Good). Largest: 14-1/2'' L.

Antique George Washington Barnes (1862-1915), Carpenters Point. Identified and appraised by Henry A Fleckenstein at the Ward Foundation Museum, in Salisbury Maryland in 1993.

A Seneca Lake NY Canvasback duck decoy in original paint with carved beak, signed in pencil on base which appear to be John Burroughs - 1910 (see photo). Two shot marks in head, else very good conditi

Ladysmith, WI, mammoth grade, glass eyes, drake is solid body & is good original paint, a few shot marks & light gunning wear, hen is hollow body, mostly original paint with some touchup to head, gunn

Havre de Grace, MD, painted eyes, solid bodies, strong original paint with a few minor rubs, overall good examples, makers name & dated 1956 in electro pen on bottom, 15.5"L, est. 400 - 700

Circa 1900, likely coastal Maryland origin. The group of three having a nice early surface and having been used. One example having a more recent re-paint likely mid 20th century. Largest: L15 3/8"

Detroit, MI, 1 has glass eyes, 1 with no eyes & low head, both have solid bodies, combination of original & old working paint, some gunning wear, overall good working examples, 15"L & 17"L, est. 300 -

American, 20th century. Singe redheaded canvasback duck decoy plus a goldeneye, each repainted; ht. 7.5, wd. 16, dp. 7.25 inches. Overall good condition for age and use. Later paint added. DHM

Detroit, MI, premier grade, glass eyes, hollow body, mostly good original paint with some touchup on back, some paint loss to edge of tail & bill, wood knot on left side of breast & a few age cracks,

Ladysmith, WI, mammoth grade, glass eyes, solid body, good original paint, a few shot marks, light gunning wear with paint loss on edge of tail, professional bill repair by Paul Fortin, overall nice e

Signed canvasback drake decoy by Charlie Joiner, Chestertown, Maryland. Signature present on bottom.

MI, Glass Eyes, Hollow Body, Strong Original Paint with a few shot marks and Light Wear, Otherwise Good, 16"L, Est. 200-400

Prior Lake, MN, glass eyes, solid body, good original paint with a few areas of light wear, branded JDC on bottom, makers signature on bottom, 15"L, est. 200 - 400

A corkwood, canvasback drake decoy made by the Herter's Decoys & Sporting Goods Company circa 1950's. Flat bottom is a wood base with no keel or weights. Corkwood body has a 2.25" x 1.875" gouge on th

Premier Grade Back Bay Model, Length 19". Condition: Good, some paint wear.

Premier Grade, Length 15". Condition: Good.

Challenge Grade, Length 15". Condition: Good with some paint wear.

Three Antique Duck Decoys , canvasback duck, c. 1910, by James Holly (1855-1935), Havre de Grace, Maryland; a redhead drake, 1972, signed by Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, Maryland; and another, lo

(Maryland, 1865-1926) Carved and painted canvasback decoy having a very nice elegant form and early painted surface which is possibly the first surface. H8 1/2" L18" W7 1/2" Recently discovered in a C

Late 20th century Carved wood with original paint. Three mallards signed by Capt. Harry R. Jobes (Maryland, 1936-2019). 13". 13". 16"l., canvasback signed by "Patrick Vincent" (Maryland), 16"l. and an

Oversized High Head Canvas Back. Hollow Body, Lake Winnebago Style, WI, Circa 1920, 18"L. Condition: Good with Neck Repair and Shot Marks.

A canvas back decoy in original paint, probably Maryland origin, Madison Mitchell. Measures 16"L. Some worn paint, but overall good condition.