Hollow bluebill drake possibly by Robert Elliston

Bureau, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, worn paint with flaking, original weight, structurally in good condition, 14"L, est. 400 - 700

BLUE BILL DRAKE by Robert Elliston, Bureau, IL, (1847-1911). Early carving in very old working paint and good structural condition. Crack at mid-neck. Some original comb paint still visible. Retains I

Robert Elliston Mallard Drake. Repainted, hollow, glass eyes, 1890's, Bureau, Illinois. 16.5"L x 5.5"W x 6.25"

Robert Elliston Mallard Drake. Total restoration, hollow decoy, 1890's, Bureau, Illinois. 16"L x 6"W x 6.5"H

BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly Illinois River. Very old working paint, worn to wood in areas. Fair structural condition. Hollow construction. Great classic form.

EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly Barnegat Bay. Old working paint and good structural condition. Old repair at mid-neck. Hollow construction. Retains painted eyes. Retains pad weight and screw eye. Overa

Antique carved and painted hollow wood decoy of a Blue Bill with original feathery combed paint and glass eyes. Signed on lead weight ELLISTON. Also has carved owner name JPK Schmitt. 13.5 x 6 in high

Bureau, IL, both have glass eyes, hollow bodies, hunter repaint, shot marks & gunning wear, original Elliston lead weights, bluebill has broken bill & tail damage, redhead has tail damage, Steve Welle

BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly Chincoteague, VA. Very good original paint and condition. Retains pad weight and rigging. Similar to the work of Doug Jester

BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly Canada. Original paint with some possible touch up to bill and underside. Good structural condition with small area of bill tip missing and chip to tail tip. Some wood loss an

EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly Bob McGaw. Old working paint and good structural condition, Retains large pad weight. "M" branded on bottom. 75-125

EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly St. Clair Flats. Old working paint and good structural condition. Bottom board construction secured by 20 small nails. Retains Sotheby's sales tag. 100-200

EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE, possibly Virginia. Working paint and good structural condition. Solid construction. Retains weight and u-nail. Overall length is approximately 12 inches. 75-100

EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE, Upper Bay. Possibly original paint with touch up to areas. Good structural condition. Typical hairline checks to breast and back. Possibly by a member of the Holly family. See "D

Drake Bluebill Hollow Carved Cedar Duck Decoy

REDHEAD DRAKE, Bellport, NY, possibly George Robert. Old working paint and fair structural condition. Numerous cracks to cork body. Retains glass eyes and keel with swing weight typical of Bellport an

1 redhead drake by Mike Smyser, 1 bluebill hen branded Goyette, 1 bluebill drake by unknown, hollow body & 1 canvasback hen by unknown MI carver, balsa body, all have glass eyes, condition for all ori

1 canvasback drake, possibly Dodge, glass eyes, hollow body, working paint, replaced neck filler, 15"L & 1 canvasback drake by Tom Cannon of Michigan, glass eyes, solid body, 12"L, est. 150 - 250

Harry V Shourds (1861- 1920), Tuckertown, New Jersey carved and painted bluebill drake duck decoy, painted eyes, hollow body, neck repair, repaint, length 13 1/2"

Detroit, MI, challenge grade, glass eyes, rare low head special order, solid body, appears to be original paint which has possibly been taken down with some touchups, chip in bill, crazed surface, som

VERY FINE BLUEBILL DRAKE by Eugene Birdsall, Barnegat, NJ, circa 1890. Very good original paint with very little wear. Very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Retains original pad weight

FINE BLUEBILL DRAKE by Bob White, Tullytown, PA. Excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Deep wing separation, carved wing tips and fluted tail carving. Back with fine comb painti

Bureau, IL, glass eyes, hollow body, worn paint with some original on back, hunter touchup to head, tail chip & bill repair, Elliston teal are hard to find in any condition, branded D.W.V. on bottom D

Rare bluebill drake, George Sibley, Michigan, circa 1900. Classic inset hardwood bill. Two piece hollow body and glass eyes. 12" long.