A BLUEBILL HEN WOOD DECOY, LAKE ST. CLAIR, MICH.

canvasback drake by unknown St. Clair Flats carver, original paint, nice form, some wear & flaking, 16"L & bluebill hen by unknown Toronto School carver, appears to be combination of original & workin

Tack eyes with carved open mouth. Carved gills. Metal fins and wooden tail. Measures 10.5" long.

Canvasback Drake Duck Decoy by Unknown Lake St. Clair Carver, Hollow Body, Combination of Original and Working Repaint

David W. Nichol & the Decoys of the Rideau Canal Waterway by Larry Lunan & Waterfowl Decoys of Michigan & the Lake St. Clair Region by Clune Walsh, Jr. & Lowell G. Jackson, the Konwinski Collection

A Lake St. Clair Buffle Head Duck Decoy, possibly Canadian. Worn original paint. 11 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $50-100

BLUEBILL HEN by the Barnegat Bay Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. William Cranmer model. Together with a WOOD DUCK HEN. Both in very good original paint and structural condition. Wood duck hen with some m

A Lake St. Clair Canvasback decoy by Frederick Alexander Dolson (1868-1947), Kent County, having a classic sloped head and humped back, hot branded on the bottom with a stylized "F.A.D.". A label on t

relief stamped eyes, carved tail & metal fins, relief carved gills & mouth, similar to Abe Dehate, exact fish featured on pg. 72 of the Fish Decoy Book Vol. III by Kimball, was used by Hans Janner Jr.

by unknown carver from Lake St. Clair, tack eyes, metal tail & metal fins, relief carved gills, combination of original & old working paint with some wear & flaking, 9.5"L, est. 300 - 500

MAHOGANY WOOD, SAILBOAT-RUDDER W./ STEERING HANDLE BOTH MEASURES 3' 2" X 15" APPROX.WIDTH (1) BYC / LAKE ST. CLAIR SAILORS 1960'S Good Condition, Show's Age, Shows Use, Needs Cleaning, Other than This

Marine City, MI, 6.25"L perch, 5"L brook trout & 5.75"L in frog pattern, glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, hard to find, Ziggie is well known for his custom musky lures used on Lake St. Clair, ma

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

Bluebill hen duck decoy with original paint by William (Bill) L Porterfield of Holtwood, PA. c. 1970-80. Done in the Great Lakes style of 1900-1920. This decoy is hollow and fairly light weighing only

Hen Bluebill, Standard Grade glass eye. Original paint with moderate wear; strong swirl paint and feather loops. Structurally good with neck putty in place. Mason Decoy Factory. Wood, glass eyes. Amer

Hollow Canvasback Pair Christopher C. Smith (1861-1938) Algonac, MI, c. 1910 16 in. long A pair of hollow St. Clair Flats decoys with glass eyes and bottom-board construction. The hen has a turned hea

Prior Lake, MN/Hayward, WI, glass eyes, solid body, excellent original paint, head is turned slightly left, makers brand signed & dated 1980 on bottom & branded JDC, 13.5"L, est. 400 - 600

St. Clair Flats Bluebill Drake David W. Mattis (1879-1955), Consecon, Ontario, Canada A 14 inch, very hollow decoy, an unsigned later model carving. See pages 118 and 119, in Jim Stewart’s &#822

Toronto, ONT, glass eyes, very hollow body with bottom board, old working repaint, hairline crack in bill, paint flaking, wood knot in back, some gunning wear, Hamilton Rig, 14.5"L, est. 400 - 700

Houghton Lake, MI, 1 pr of ruddy ducks in restored paint & 1 bluebill hen in dry original paint, all have glass eyes & small solid bodies, Gary Ebel Collection, 10"L, est. 300 - 500

RICHARD WALSON, CARVED WOOD DECOYS 1980 L 10" Wood carved decoys signed by Richard C. Walson, Fair Haven, Mich. "Drake Mallard" and "Hen Mallard".

1 Paw Paw Company bluebill hen, Paw Paw, MI, painted tack eyes, solid balsa wood body, original paint other than white stripe on bill, dents & gunning wear, stamped on bottom with original weight & 4

1 by unknown St. Clair Flats carver, glass eyes, 3 pc hollow body, bill repair, gunning wear, 13.5"L & 1 mallard hen by unknown, tack eyes, solid body, original paint with gunning wear, 14"L, est. 100

early to mid 20th century, carved and painted wood, inset glass eyes, including a hen and one blue bill duck, unmarked. Taller 7 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.co

by unknown carver, glass eyes, solid bodies, appear to be original paint with some gunning wear & shot marks, hen has age crack & wood knot in back, 15"L, est. 200 - 400