PINTAIL HEN by Charles Moore, carved in the Illinois

ONE-HALF SIZE MALLARD HEN by Charles Moore. Excellent original paint and condition. Fine painted feather detail overall. Carved in a sleeping position. Signed by maker and dated '79. Overall length ap

Drake and Hen by Charley Moore. Illinois River. 11.5" wide.

American (Henry, Illinois), 20th century. A hand painted duck decoy by Charles Henry Perdew (1874-1963), having glass eyes, painted body, original Henry.Perdew. ILL. marked weight; ht. 7.5, wd. 14.75,

ONE-THIRD SIZE PAIR OF PINTAILS by Charles Jobes, Havre de Grace, MD. Excellent original paint and condition. Drake with elongated sprig tail. Hen carved in an alert position. Both heads slightly turn

2004 HEAD OF PINTAIL HEN HAND CARVED SCULPTURE BY TOM HINES VINTAGE ANTIQUE *** EL DU PONT DE NEMFEURS AND CO SMOKELESS POWDER TIN VINTAGE ANTIQUE

A blue wing teal hen by Charles Moore, Greenville, NC, signed on the underside and dated '76. Plus a blue wing teal drake, stenciled DGJ on the underside and attributed to Donald Johnson, Kansas City,

EARLY PINTAIL HEN from the Illinois River region. Weathered original paint and good structural condition. Moderate flaking to paint. Hollow with weight removed. Retains glass eyes. Very small weep hol

Henry, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of original & working paint by Edna Perdew, some gunning wear & flaking, hunter duck repair on each side with metal support bands, original weight, note

Henry, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, repainted by Helen Hageman, light gunning wear with small amount of paint loss on edge of bill, 15.5"L, est. 600 - 900

Hand carved wood Pintail Hen (?) decoy with old painted surface. Head with painted eyes, some old damage to beak tip, and crack at mid-neck. Hollow body made from two pieces of wood; some old damage a

Charles Moore. Group Of Six Pottery Roosters & Hens. 1996, 1997, 1989. Signed and dated. All in mint condition. Average size is 6"h. Est. $300-500. Ship: $125

A 16 1/2 inch hollow decoy by Jamie P. Hand (b. 1953), Cape May Court House, NJ. Signed with his name and workshop location brands. Original paint with minor wear.

A 4 1/4 inch Pintail hen and a pair of 5 1/4 inch Mallards by Anthony F. Hillman (b. 1948), Cape May Court House, NJ. signed and dated 2006 on the bases. Original paint and condition.

Two Pintail hens, a 13 1/2 inch preening decoy and a 16 1/2 inch standard decoy by Capt. Harry K. Jobes (1936-2019), Aberdeen, MD, both are signed by the maker on the underside.

Woodville, NY. Stony Creek Decoy Company. Drake: carved in 1989, tip of tail feather on drake broken off but included, seam separation in body. Hen: carved in 1987 and in excellent condition.

Mark A. Daisey Carved Pair Pintail Ducks, Pair of pintail ducks, well carved and painted, marked on bottom, "Mark A. Daisey, Chincoteague, VA, 1989", "Pintail Hen", "Pintail Drake", set with glass eye

VERY FINE PINTAIL HEN by Gary Doviak, Perth, NY. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Preening model with detailed carved and painted feather work overall. Relief-carved wings. Head turn

A Vintage Large Hand Carved Preening Duck Decoy with raised wing tips, glass eyes, initialed C.M. (possibly Charles Moore) and dated 1988 on the bottom. Personalized by the artist to the Pingree famil

Pair of vintage hollow carved wood Mallard duck decoys. Each signed on bottom Chas Moore '74. Approximately 16" long.

American (Peoria Illinois), 20th century. A Canvasback Drake duck decoy by Charles Moore copy of G. Bert Graves (1880-1956), having glass eyes, overall comb feather painted, original B. Graves. Decoy.

PINTAIL HEN by Jamie Hand, Cape May Courthouse, NJ. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Carved in a preening position. Hollow construction. Retains glass eyes. Pad weight and leather riggin

PINTAIL HEN by Orvis Decoys, Big Sky Carvers. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Relief-carved wings and carved wing tips. Detailed painted feather work over body. Paint ticking to head. R

Potter Charles Moore worked for Jugtown intermittently for decades as a production potter. Primarily to create roosters, hens, and catfish. This bird was created by Charles after he opened his shop ac

Potter Charles Moore worked for Jugtown intermittently for decades as a production potter. Primarily to create roosters, hens, and catfish. This alligator would have among the last that he created bef