Early Victor American Duck Decoy

Early Victor Duck Decoy This decoy is impressed "Victor". Nicely painted with pink undercoat. Orange beak. A nice example of an early Victor decoy. Eye is

A decoy duck, A decoy duck, early 20th century, American, probably by Victor, with an articulated head and with a label to the underside inscribed 'made by Victor of Pascagoula', 42cm long 13cm wide 1

American/Asian, early-mid 20th century. Group includes large cork duck, decoy with hinged lid, one Victor, one marked O.W.L., all with paint decoration. Pewter duck trinket box, marked "Made in Hong K

Top: 13.5in L x 6.5 W x 7 T Left: 13.5in L x 7 W x 7.5 T Right: 12.5in L x 5.5 W x 5.5 T

Period: Ca. late 19th to early 20th century. Size: 13-1/2â€L. & 12-1/2â€L. Description: Carved wood examples, including a Mallard duck and a black & white duck, having old painted surfaces exhib

in original alligatored paint and carved feathers.

North America, United States, Maryland (Chesapeake Bay) and Michigan (St. Clair Flats), ca. 1900 to 1920 CE. A pair of hand-carved and hand-built wooden hunting decoys depicting 2 identifiable species

American Redheaded Canvas and Wood Duck DecoyEarly 20th century American Redheaded duck decoy made of painted canvas and wood. The body is canvas over a wire frame with black painted tail and breast a

Black duck decoy. American, Early 20th Century. Carved wood with black paint, two nails on bottom as weights with remnants of leather strap. Wear throughout duck, wormholing to beak. 11" H x 7" L x 13

North America, USA, ca. 1920. An adorable hand-carved hollow wooden duck with a long body that tapers towards its tail and a large head embellished with black paint, brown and black plastic inlaid eye

Decoy is in the form of a duck, appearing to be early in age, hand carved & painted. Unsigned, in estate found condition with expected finish loss from age. See photos for lot details and condition.Me

A Group of Carved and Polychrome Painted Duck Decoys American, late 19th/early 20th century six total including one stamped on underside CAPRT. C. A. Matthis longest length 14 3/4 inches Property from

American Wood and Paint 'Redhead Mallard' Duck DecoyEarly 20th century, American carved wood and painted duck decoy of a 'Redhead Mallard'. Red brown head with a black bill and a gray and black body.

An antique American duck decoy. Black and white paint. Late 19th or early 20th century. Head is detached.Dimensions: 6" X 13" X 6"

American, early 20th century. Likely Mason Mallard Duck Decoys, each having paint loss with use and age, age splits to bodies, ht. 6.5, wd. 16, dp. 5.5 inches. Overall good condition. Age splits.

North America, United States, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. A wonderful example of Americana, a wooden duck decoy for hunting. This waterfowl is painted in a dark brown, nearly black hue with whit

American, early 20th century. Male canvasback retaining early working paint. 13" long.

American, early 20th century. Two antique carved and painted black duck decoys, having glass eyes and original paint, weights present; largest 6.75, wd. 13.5, dp. 5 inches. Overall good condition. Pai

Duck decoy. Carved wood with early paint. American, circa 1920. Condition: Excellent condition. H 6-5/8" W 14-1/2" D 6-1/4".

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

19th or early 20th century, possibly Southern. The piece has been primitively carved and painted with an interesting array of colors. Nice old paint on the bird. Scattered wear but no breaks or repair

EARLY BLACK DUCK, probably Animal Trap. Appears to be original paint with in-use wear. Very good structural condition. Partial loss to one glass eye. Retains weight and screw eye. Overall length is ap

Three duck decoys. Including a root head goose and two black ducks. American. Early 20th century. Goose H 11" W 15" D 6". Duck H 6-3/4" W 17-1/2" D 5-7/8". Duck H 7-3/4" W 6-1/8" D 6-5/8". Condition:

An early Miles Hancock (American, 1888-1974) carved wood Red Breasted Merganser duck decoy circa 1930s hand painted in black, red, gray, and white having glass eyes. Unmarked.