After A.J. Rudisill (American, 20th Century) Ducks.

Two Franklin Mint Hand Painted Porcelain Bird Sculptures by A.J. Rudisill, 20th Century, Titled: The Mallard and The Ring-Necked Pheasant. Pheasant dimensions: H: 12 3/4 x W: 12 x D:7

(lot of 2) Jim Millett (American, 20th century), Ducks and Cacti, gelatin silver prints, each pencil signed lower right, one dated 1978, overall (with frame, each): 18.25"h x 14.25"w

ABBY H RUDISILL (AMERICAN/LANCASTER, 20TH CENTURY) Watercolor/Acrylic; Color study; signed lower right "Abby Rudisill"; set under glass in brushed brass frame ; Provenance - Purchased from her Lancast

Mina Pratt (American, 20th century), Young Ducks, pastel on paper, signed lower right, overall (with frame): 19.5"h x 21.5"w

Walt Disney Productions(American, 20th Century)Donald Duck & Jose Carioca Animation Cel, "Two Happy Amigos"circa 1950'shand-drawn and painted celluloidmarked with gold label "This is an Original Handp

William Fellini (American, 20th century), Pond with Ducks by a House, 1957, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right, overall (with frame): 25"h x 31"w

American, 20th Century. Four wooden ducks with worn original paint. Loss and repair. 13" to 19"l., flat silhouette with shot scars, and a shorebird (missing beak). Together with driftwood and burl pie

American (Michigan), 20th century. Mason duck decoy with glass eyes, painted body, missing original weight; ht. 7, wd. 18, dp. 6. Overall good condition. Retains some original paint.

WALT DISNEY STUDIOS (American mid 20th century) "Donald Duck"/"Fairy from Sleeping Beauty"/"Jiminey Cricket" Three original hand painted celluloid drawings. Overall: 9 1/4 x 11 inches. Label on verso

American School 19th/20th Century Duck Shooting (English Setters) Signed indistinctly T. Ba... (ll) Oil on canvas 10 1/2 x 14 inches (26.7 x 35.5 cm) C Estate of Alexandra Griggs Bishop

American, late 20th Century. A duck, 5.5"h. and a wall-mount red bird, 9"l.

(lot of 2) American School (20th century), "Wood Duck," and "Canadian Geese," color etchings, each signed indistinctly lower right, each editioned 82/285, overall (with frame/each): 17"h x 18.25"w

T. HANNIGAN (AMERICAN 20TH CENTURY), OIL ON MASONITE, DUCKS IN FLIGHT, SIGNED. 16 X 20"; FRAMED 24 X 28"

T. Collins (20th Century/ American). Ducks in Pond Oil on Canvas. Signed lower right corner. Measures 24" x 20" framed. Good Condition.

American, 20th century. Group of seven duck decoys by various makers including Madison Mitchell and Norman Herbert. Two made of canvas, the other five wood. Largest approx. w. 17"

Six mid 20th century American duck decoys with cork bodies. Includes four mallards of various sizes, a goldeneye and a bluebill. Largest drake mallard by "Joe Geigle, Wisconsin". Heavy wear with crack

American, 20th century. Two redheaded canvasback duck decoys, retaining some original paint with restorative paint throughout, single decoy with original weight; ht. 8.25, wd. 16, dp. 7 inches. Overal

American, 20th century. Singe redheaded canvasback duck decoy plus a goldeneye, each repainted; ht. 7.5, wd. 16, dp. 7.25 inches. Overall good condition for age and use. Later paint added. DHM

TERRY BURLESON (American/Texas 20th Century) A PAINTING, "Mallard Ducks in Flight," acrylic on artist board, signed L/L. 23 1/2" x 31 1/2"

American, 20th century. Group of seven wooden duck decoys by various makers including Wooden Bird Factory and Mason. Various marks and owner's initials. Largest approx. w. 16"

American, second half 20th Century. Mostly miniature duck carvings with original paint (includes one papier mache). Geese signed "JJ Pelletiep". Together with cardinal, blue jay and quail. Some edge w

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

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.

American, 20th century. Two hand painted Mallard duck decoys, each with paint loss throughout and additional paint over original, Decoys from Evans Factory, Ladysmith, Wisconsin circa 1920's.; ht. 8,