14 1/4" Turned Head KESTNER

14 1/4" Turned Head KESTNER, partial remains of plaster pate, brown sleep eyes, strawberry blonde mohair wig, gusseted kid body, bisque hands, nice lace cream dres w/ blue sash, antique black leather

16 1/4" Turned Shoulder Head KESTNER Marked H, Brown sleeep eyes, brown mohair wig, kid body, bisque forearms, old undies, black leather boots, blue checked skirt & top.

Pair of goldeneye, Ward Brothers, Crisfield, Maryland. Hollow carved with slightly turned heads. Both signed and dated 1966. Measure 14" and 14.75" long. Provenance: Herb Wetanson collection. Notes: D

254. THREE GERMAN BISQUE SHOULDERHEAD DOLLS WITH CLOSED MOUTH. (1). 14" doll with turned head, stationary blue eyes, mohair wig, cloth body with bisque lower limbs, maroon cape, cotton dress. (2) 18"

Goldeneye Pair Sean Sutton (b. 1967) Paulsboro, NJ, c. 2005 14 in. long A turned-head pair of goldeneye with hollow bodies, both are signed on the bottom by the maker. Original paint with light wear.

Leather covered cow with calf in standing pose, both have glass eyes and composition horns mounted on four wheel wooden platform, cow moos when head is turned. 14" l.

Redhead Drake Jim Sprankle (b. 1934) Sanibel Island, FL, 1980 14 in. long A turned-head redhead with intricately carved and painted feathers. The underside bears an incised "Jim Sprankle" and is dated

Group of three working decoys. Smaller L 15-3/8", turned head L 14", largest L 18-1/2".

(1) Antique Kestner Googly bisque doll. Head marked 217 14. Arms each marked 14. One leg marked 897 15 (2 5/8"L. approx); the other with unreadable numbers (2 3/8" L approx.). Face with hand painted f

by unknown carvers, glass eyes, hollow bodies, original paint with distressed wear, 1 has initials JCO & dated 11-85 on bottom 14"L, other has slightly turned head 18"L, est. Market Determined

22 IN. #370 WITH KID BODY RIVETED AT ELBOWS & KNEES, NO DAMAGE TO BISQUE OR BODY - VG & 14 IN. #3200 WITH TURNED SHOULDER HEAD KID TORSO, ARMS & THIGHS, BISQUE FOREARMS & HANDS ARE MISSING, BISQUE IS

Rigmate pair of bluebills, Charles Buchanon, Gananoque, Ontario. 14" long. Hen has very slightly turned head. Good feather paint detail with combing on drake's back.

California Ringbill Drake By Paul Arness (b.1937) King City, CA A 13 ¼ inch decoy with a slightly turned head, raised wing tips and the maker’s lightly incised “PA" and “P

by unknown carver, hollow body, original paint with some wear & light flaking, head is turned slightly right, 14.25"L, est. Market Determined

socket head, sleep eyes, open mouth, marked 'G Made in Germany J.D.K. 211', composition ball-joint body, 14in., Estate of Yolanda Simonelli Condition of Head: adhered as-is wig, glue residue around he

Turned head black duck, cork. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches]. Some cork missing from tail.

Pair of 1/4 size pintail, Ward Brothers, Crisfield, Maryland. Both are signed and dated 1951. Both have turned heads.

Wood Duck Pair Charles "Shang" Wheeler (1872-1949) Stratford, CT, c. 1940 14 in. long An extremely rare, preening wood duck drake and a turned-head hen. The pair exhibits carved bill detail, glass eye

United States 20th Century Includes a figure of an egret with an outstretched neck looking towards the sky and an egret with a down turned head. Bronze,Smallest 32" t x 14" w x 10" d.Largest 42" t x 1

Three early Black Duck decoys. The decoy with the slightly turned head has carved wing detail and is hollow carved. Paint appears original on all birds. L range 14" - 16". Please refer to link for h i

Kestner X 14", perfect bisque head, sleep eyes, o/m, original mohair wig, 6 ball original body

Three pieces of Chinese cloisonne including elephant figure measuring 14" long x 7" high x 6"; an elephant figure with turned head, missing lid, 6" high x 6" x 7"; and a lidded teapot with double hand

Hand Carved & Painted, Mounted on Wooden Base for Freestanding Display, Excellent Detailed Carving, Turned Head, Kingfisher is 10.75"L Base is 14"T, Signed on Bottom, Est. 250-300

A 14 1/2 inch Mallard drake decoy by James S. McCowan, signed on the bottom of the decoy. A turned head decoy with a deep keel. Original paint with light wear, to include small tail feather chips