Pair Ward Brothers canvas back working duck decoys

Pair of vintage duck decoys to include a canvasback carved wood drake duck decoy signed L.T. Ward Bro, dated 1940 and the initials GLM (Glen L. Martin). 16 1/2" long and a black duck decoy by David Fo

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

Decoy, Crisfield, MD, Glass Eyes, Solid Body, Body appears to be Mostly Original, Head appears to be Restored, crack in Neck, Otherwise Good, Slightly Left Turned Head, Excellent Form & Great Profile,

Canvasback Pair The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1972 16 1/2 in. long A pair of canvasback decoys, both are signed and dated on the bottom "Lem & Steve" a

Signed by Lem & Steve Ward, 1948. Signature present on underside. L. T. Ward & Bro. Painted balsa wood body with left turned head, glass eyes, and working keel.

After Ward Bros., canvas back duck decoy, 8" H x 16" L. Provenance: sold from the collection of a Carolina gentleman.

Detroit, MI, premier grade, glass eyes, hollow bodies, drake is in excellent original paint with fine detail & light wear, hen has strong original paint with a few shot marks & light wear & slight sea

WI, Mammoth Grade, Glass Eyes, Solid Bodies, Drake is Strong Original Paint with very light gunning wear and a few shot marks & Strong Stamp on Bottom, Drake has crack in neck and small flaw in side o

Pekin, IL, Glass Eyes, Hollow Bodies, Strong Original Paint Hen Has Small Paint Loss on Right Side of Head, Branded on Bottom IL Address, 15.5" L, Est. 700-800

Green Bay, WI, glass eyes, solid bodies, excellent original paint, incredible detailed feather carving, relief carved wingtips, great form, drake has small chip to edge of tail, makers signature on bo

Portage La Prairie, MAN, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, nice form with head being turned right, makers signature & dated 1993 on bottom, 14.5"L, est. 200 - 400

Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, alert high head turned right, relief carved tail feathers, light coat of varnish, makers signature on bottom, 14"L, est

Large Lem & Steve Ward? Canvasback c.1950 Duck Deco Painted Balsa Wood Body With Straight Brown / Black Head Glass Eyes Folk Art Hand Carved Wood Hunting Duck Decoy Hunter Carving Dimensions 16"L x 8"

Lem & Steve Ward? Canvasback c.1950 Duck Deco Painted Balsa Wood Body With Left Turned Brown Head Glass Eyes Folk Art Hand Carved Wood Hunting Duck Decoy Hunter Carving Dimensions 13"L x 7"W x 8"H Pre

Early Madison Mitchell canvasback drake working duck decoy. 15.5" long. Missing ballast weight.

Pair of Vintage Canvasback Drake Wood Working Decoys. 16-1/2"l. Condition: Good with wear, overpainted.

Pair of Hen & Drake Canvasback Duck Decoys by Herters Decoy Factory of Waseca MN, Balsa Bodies, Original Paint

Steve and Lem Ward Bros, Crisfield, MD, Circa 1936. 15.5" long. Crack in head with neck repair.

Early Working Decoy. Canvasback Drake. North Carolina. Chestnut Red Head and Neck. Part of a lifelong collection. Measures 13" long. Weight 2 pds 7 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

Mammoth-Grade Canvasback Pair Evans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1925 17 in. long "Evans mammoth canvasback decoys are magnificent." -Terry Smart and Andy SchoneichThis large pair has

Three Working Duck Decoys. Canvasback with glass eyes, 16 inches long. Black Duck 18 inches long, Brant 17 in. long (missing part of bill)

Mammoth-Grade Canvasback Pair Evans Duck Decoy Co. (1921-1932) Ladysmith, WI, c. 1925 18 in. long The drake bears the Evans stamp and the hen has a "JAF" brand. Original paint with moderate gunning we

DESCRIPTION: A pair of Maine canvasback decoy ducks composed of carved wood with painted details, glass eyes, and metal hardware attached to bottom. Auction labels attached underneath: "Gary Guyette,

Decorative Canvasback Pair The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1971 16 1/2 in. long Lem was exceptionally fond of his decorative canvasbacks and described a