TWO MARITIME PROVINCE DECOYS consisting of an AMERICAN

Maine or Maritime Provinces, 20th C.; together with two Elber decoys, Maine or maritime provinces, 20th C., 3 pieces total Puffin: 11-1/4"h Elber: 7-1/2"h x 18"w x 10"d Provenance: Property from the E

TWO DECOYS consisting of a black duck in working paint and fair structural condition. Head is a replacement. Hollow construction. Together with a derelict body in fair condition with multiple checks.

TWO FACTORY DECOYS consisting of a REDHEAD, repainted, and a MALLARD DRAKE, unknown. Both in fair structural condition. Both with weights and rigging removed. 75-125

Mid 20th century. Original paint. Small mallard hen, 8.5"l. and a golden eye from the St. Lawrence flyway, 13"l. Both with glass eyes and varying wear. Together with a laminated wooden heron on dowel

Mid 20th century. Both with black and white overpaint. One with naive head has repaired neck. Wear. 16.5", 18.5"l.

First half 20th century. Bufflehead with original paint attributed to C. Bryan (Charles Bryan?). Minor wear. 14.5"l. And a surf scooter of layered wood from Jamaica Bay. Original working paint has los

Two antique duck decoys, American, circa 1920. Smaller L 13-1/2", larger L 17".

Second quarter 20th century. Original paint and tack eyes. Seagull with faint pencil name "Chester B__", 10"l. and teal by Frank Hass, Wisconsin. Signed on lead weight. 12"l.

THREE DECORATIVE DECOYS consisting of two MALLARD DRAKES by Big Sky Carvers and a CINNAMON TEAL DRAKE by Tom Taber. All in excellent original paint and condition. All branded and signed

to include Waiting for the New Catch (etching and aquatint) and Abandoned (lithograph), each signed in pencil lower right, both published by Associated American Artists, New York and retains their lab

FOUR “TEACUP” MINIATURE DECOYS consisting of two root-head geese, a root head swan, and a flamingo. Two with signatures.

THREE DECORATIVE DECOYS consisting of two RUDDY DUCKS and a MALLARD DRAKE. All by Hummel. Excellent original paint and condition

GROUP OF FOUR FACTORY DECOY BOOKS consisting of "North American Factory Decoys" by K. Trayer, (signed). Also, "Mason Decoys" by A. Haid (signed) and R. Goldberger, "Wildfowler Decoys" by R. Cowan and

FOUR WORKING DECOYS consisting of TWO BLUEBILL DRAKES and TWO BLACK DUCKS. All in fair condition. 50-75

GROUP OF SIX MINIATURE DECOYS consisting of two GRAY BACK GULLS, a CANADA GOOSE, a HOODED MERGANSER by Jim Sams, dated 1989, and a WOOD DUCK DRAKE. All in excellent original paint and condition. One g

GROUP OF THREE DECOYS, consisting of TWO BROADBILLS and a BLACK DUCK. All repainted and in fair condition. 75-125

Twentieth century. Flat bodied with original paint and wooden beak. Shot scars appear to be manufactured. 15"h. And one with carved wing detail and distressed paint. Wooden beak. 12.25"h. Includes bas

First half 20th century. Cork and wood working decoys with glass eyes. Mallard, 10.5"h. 21"l. and bluebill, 6"h. 14.5"l. Both with paint loss and wear.

Two shorebird decoys, including: John Schmitt (American, 20th C.), shorebird standing on a square cut piece of log with bark, glass eyes, signed and dated "1982" on bottom, 10" h.; Harry Monk (Massach

EARLY AMERICAN MERGANSER DRAKE, probably Maritime Provinces. Weathered original paint and good structural condition. Separation at mid-neck. Tip of bill slightly blunted. Retains horse hair crest. Sol

Height: 85 cm, Width: 240 cm, Depth: 115 cm Set consisting of two American sofas, one three-seater and a smaller chaise lounge, its drop-shaped pouf completes the set. Upholstered in 1950s white boucl

Jack Lorimer Gray (American, 1927-1981) two maritime oil on board paintings of boats in rough seas, in gilt frames, signed lower left. [Image: 7 1/2" H x 9 1/2" W; Frame: 9 3/4" H x 11 3/4" W]. In goo

Jack Lorimer Gray (American, 1927-1981) two maritime oil on board paintings of boats in harbor scenes, one of an isolated winter area, signed "J.L. Gray" lower left, in gilt frames, signed lower left.

(lot of 3) Native American group, consisting of two adze, together with an Archaistic style tool fitted in a Rikers case, largest: 7"l