EARLY PRIMITIVE SCOTER WORKING DECOY

(1) In original red paint and horseshoe weight. Unusual form on white painted decoy. Largest measures 14 inches long. Condition: Losses to red example

Carver, Early, Tack Eyes, Oversized Hollow Body, age crack in left side of neck, Great Form, Old Working Paint, Rope Line Tie & rear Loop, Inleatted Weight, 15"L x 9"T, Est. Market Determined

by Unknown East Coast Carver, 2piece solid body, old working paint with gunning wear, light damage to bill, primitive form, Walter Church written on bottom, 17.5"L, est. Market Determined

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint.Great displays, purchased in Maine in the 1970s. White 5.50"x6"x 14.50" long and Smaller 5.50"x7.50"x13". Weight combined 4 pds 5 oz. From a

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. All original, original paint. One head needs to be reattached. Great display pieces. Both approximately 15-1/4" long. Weight 5 pds. PROVENANCE: A Charleston SC Private E

Two Early Working Duck Decoys. Blue Bill and Red Head. Both with glass eyes, both with the original paint. Great displays, purchased in North Carolina. Red Head 15" long and Blue Bill 12". Weight comb

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

FLIGHT. 20th century. Five unmarked wood painted decoys; a bufflehead with three dimensional wings, a cork scoter working decoy missing its eyes, and a three dimensional carved and painted mallard dep

Early Working Decoy. Canvasback Drake. North Carolina. Chestnut Red Head and Neck. Part of a lifelong collection. Measures 13" long. Weight 2 pds 7 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate

EARLY BACK BAY OR NORTH CAROLINA DECOY, in natural wood. Very good structural condition. Retains foundry weight, rigging ring and staple. Very early working decoy

Early working owl decoy, unknown maker, 2nd quarter 20th century. Glass eyes with bear claw nose and leather ears. Honey combed carved pattern on breast. Applied staples to shoulder where perhaps feat

Length 13.5 inches.

North Carolina Early Primitive Bluebill Decoys. Carved wood with paint. Weighted. Good condition. Average size is 15” x 7”. Est. $100-200. Ship: $45

Three Hand Carved Early Decoys, all are black ducks, first half 20th century. All with glass eyes, 1 eye missing, They measures 11", 16" and 16". Weight on all 5 pds 5 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Edisto

Item: Pair Wooden Head Working Marsh Decoys Date: c. 1930 Dimensions: 17 h x 6 & 16 1/2 x 6 Additional Information: Primitive carved working decoy heads that can be stuck in marsh grass to simulate th

Joseph W. Lincoln (1859-1938) Accord, MA, c. 1890 18 in. long 11 1/2 in. wide A massive hollow scoter decoy used at Cohasset. A collector inscription on the bottom board calls this an “Oversize Stor

with great original paint, 14 1/2 inches.

by unknown Illinois River carver, found near Lake Geneva, glass eyes, hollow body, old working paint with some flaking and wear, head has possibly been replaced, age crack in neck, overall nice form,

VERY EARLY BLUE BILL DRAKE from the Upper Bay. Very old working paint and good structural condition. Retains strip weight and rigging nail. Very early Upper Bay working decoy. 150-250

Possibly by Miles Hancock, extensively used with commensurate wear and damage. H: approx. 7 1/2". L: approx. 15 1/2".

circa late 1800s.

Sleeping duck Decoy Graphic, primitive sculptural form. Superb surface. Working Decoy. Rare sleeping position. 7 h x 12 L x 6 1/2 d Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave

Early madison mitchell working wigeon duck decoy. Circa 1940s. Original paint.

12"l Carved decoy orig paint with primitive weight on bottom. antique working decoy. Please review these decoys they are old and could be really good.