EARLY BRANT by Joe King

EARLY BRANT by Joe King, Manahawkin, NJ. Good working paint, some of which is original. Good structural condition with some shot scarring to areas. Check at mid-neck and bill. Hollow construction. Ret

BRANT by Joe King, Manahawkin, NJ. Very good paint, some of which may be original. Very good structural condition. Both eyes missing. Retains inlet weight. Retains crisp Conover Collection stamp. 300-

VERY EARLY SWIMMING BRANT attributed to Joe Paul, Manahawkin, NJ, circa 1900. Very old working paint and fair structural condition. Upper neck check and some loss to underside of bill. Weight removed.

VERY EARLY CANADA GOOSE by Joe King, Manahawkin, NJ, (1835-1913). Weathered working paint and good structural condition. Hollow construction. Deep ice groove to back. Retains large strip weight. Brand

EARLY BROADBILL HEN by Joe King, Manahawkin, NJ. Working paint, worn to wood in areas, with some original possibly remaining. Very good structural condition with in-use wear and small dent to one side

EARLY BLACK DUCK by Joe King, Manahawkin, NJ, circa 1900. Very good working repaint and structural condition. Tight check to neck. Hollow construction. Retains pad weight. Overall length is approximat

Sandpiper Joe King (1835-1913) Manahawkin, NJ, c. 1870 8 in. long This early working decoy from the Rockefeller Collection exhibits incised eyes and bears William J. Mackey's faint writing and his col

attributed to Joe Davis, Waquoit, MA, painted eyes, solid body, old working paint, nice form, a few tight age cracks in back, 18"L, est. 300 - 500

RARE Brant c1920-30 by Harry Davis of Waquoit, MA. An early 17 ¼ inch brant decoy with delicate carved eyes. Older faded writing in pencil – Reads ?? From Swift Estate." which is now

EARLY BRANT by Ira Hudson, Chincoteague, VA. Appears to be good original paint with some in-use wear and scuffing. Retains rusted tack eyes. Dry surface in areas. Ice groove and painted feather work t

Early King George 3rd tavern sign, "J. Wells", painted portrait of King George 3rd,, a painted figure on horseback in crest on top, height sign is 60", width is 35"

EARLY BRANT by Ira Hudson, Chincoteague, VA. Very rare high-head model. Very good old paint that may be original. Good structural with in-use wear. Professional repair by Russ Allen to small area on r

Important hollow brandt decoy by JOE KING (American, New Jersey, 1835-1913), with ''SINBAD'' brand. This classic brandt from the Manahawkin area of New Jersey exhibits all the carving techniques which

EARLY WORKING BRANT, Parkertown, NJ. Appears to be original paint with some in-use touch up. Very good structural condition. Sliver (7/8 inch) missing to underside of bill. Hollow construction. Carved

EARLY BRANT by Ellis Parker, Beach Haven, NJ, (1890-1950). Very good original paint with some in-use wear. Very good structural condition. Very good bar painting to sides. Old repairs to left side. Re

Full title being King's Great Western Powder Works. King's Station, Warren Co. Ohio., marked lower center Krebs Lithographing Company Cincinnati, 19 x 16 in original Victorian frame, 24 1/2 x 21 1/2".

by Unknown East Coast Carver, hollow body, old working paint with gunning wear and some flaking, Wilber SR written on bottom, 17"L, est. Market Determined

EARLY BRANT by Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ. Pre-brand model in working paint and good structural condition with some cracks to neck. Hollow construction. Swimming model that retains glass eyes, inl

EARLY BRANT by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI. Very good restored condition with possible traces of original paint. Glass eye, Challenge grade. Solid body

EARLY BRANT, Long Island, NY. Very weathered original paint and fair structural condition. Partial loss to bill. Multiple checks to body and neck. Retains chain weight and rigging ring. Branded RG. 20

EARLY BRANT by Walter Rys. Appears to be good original paint with minor in-use wear. Hollow construction. Raised wing tips. Retains pad weight. Branded W-RYS twice on bottom

EARLY BRANT by Lloyd Parker, Parkertown, NJ (1859-1921). Good working paint, worn to wood in areas. Good structural condition with in-use wear. Several cracks to neck and some shot scars. Two chips to

EARLY BRANT by H.V. Shourds, Tuckerton, NJ. Restored condition, possibly by Bob Seabrook. Hollow construction. Inlet weight and rigging. Fine painted striping to sides.

Early 20th c. Replica of the "Olokun" Head, one of several copper alloy heads excavated in 1910 at Ife, Nigeria that were originally crafted by Yoruba artists in the 14th-16th c., with holes around th