EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly North Carolina, in old

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly North Carolina, in old paint, possibly original, and poor structural condition with dry rot and losses. Together with a CANVASBACK DRAKE, early 1900’s. Original paint and

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Virginia. Very old working paint, some of which may be original. Good structural condition. Solid construction. Raised wing tips, similar to the Virginia or Carolina ca

EARLY NORTH CAROLINA BLACK DUCK. Oversized model in very weathered paint, some possibly the original. Some possible touch up. Structurally good with a typical mid-neck check. Attributed to Welton Walk

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Canada. Old working paint with some original possibly remaining. Oversized carving with ten laminated pieces forming body. Raised wing tip carving. Weight removed. 200-300

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Eastern Shore, unknown carver. Combination of old flocking and working paint with flaking and wear. Good structural condition. Retains inlet weight and leather rigging. Over

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly by a member of the English family. Very old working paint and very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Very old scratch feather paint to surface and old tic

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Long Island, NY. Body covered in flocking is in good condition. Head with old working paint. Flocking adhered to body with numerous nails. Head, with raised dowel, retains g

Carved stylized owl in old brown paint with black eyes, possibly by Edgar McKillop (North Carolina 1879-1950) - 7.75"H. Very good condition.

EARLY BLACK DUCK attributed to Bill Brown, Parkertown, NJ. Very old working paint, with some possibly original on bottom. Good structural condition. Hollow construction. Retains pad weight and John Hi

An antique hand carved wood duck decoy, possibly a Mallard, from Durant Island, Dare County, North Carolina painted in green, white, and possibly black having loop on front and missing weight on under

Likely early to mid 20th century. Very charming and well carved pair having a nice old patina. Good condition, no breaks or restoration. H28" Sold from the collection of a Hickory, North Carolina gent

FINE AND EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly from the Bordentown, NJ, or Delaware River area. Very good original paint that appears to be unused. Retains bottom pad weight. Fine example of the Delaware River s

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Blair School, Philadelphia, PA, circa late 1800's. Racey carving in good working paint and structural condition. Two-pice hollow construction. Carved in a swimming posi

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Blair School, Philadelphia, PA, circa late 1800's. Racey carving in good working paint and structural condition with strengthening to neck cracks. Two-pice hollow const

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly New York state. Good original paint showing some in-use wear. Very good structural condition. Semi-high head model with glass eyes. Pad weight. Fluted tail. 200-300

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Connecticut. Restored paint and condition. Retains glass eyes. Retains Bruce Williams Rig stamp. 100-200

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Virginia or the Carolinas. Excellent original paint and very good structural condition. Canvas covered with very fine painted feather detail. Retains original tack eyes. Bot

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Cape May, NJ. Weathered working paint to body and fair structural condition. Cork body construction. Paint wear to head. Inset bottom weight. Together with a folk art MERGAN

VERY EARLY BLACK DUCK. Very old paint with some restoration. "Skin duck" that retains numerous nails used to attach a duck skin. Two-piece construction

PRIMITIVE GULL, possibly North Carolina. Very old weathered working paint. Fair structural condition. Solid construction. Inlet weights. Open check the length of side. Formerly in the H. McGargee coll

EARLY CORK BLACK DUCK, possibly Connecticut. Good original weathered paint overall. Cork construction with wood carved head with fine detailed paint and glass eyes. Chips to bill. Some loss to cork at

John Lupton (NC, 1899-1986), Black DuckSea Level, North Carolina, circa 1950, painted canvas over wire construction. Length 18 in. John Lupton began making canvas decoys with Harry Hamilton, his neigh

EARLY BLACK DUCK, New Jersey. Old working paint and good structural condition. Old repair to neck. Some shot scarring to head. Hollow construction. Retains pad weight. 100-150

Salt glaze early modernist vase - possibly North Carolina - c1930s. Unsigned. Perfect condition. 11.75"h x 5"d. We box and ship ourselves, to keep shipping costs low. We do not use a packaging service