BLUEBILL HEN, W. HALL

BLUEBILL DRAKE by Will Hall, Mantoloking, NJ. Restored paint and condition. Hollow construction. Retains pad weight. 100-200

Rockwood, MI, glass eyes, solid bodies, combination of original & working paint with gunning wear, shot marks, age cracks, each have small tail chips & age cracks in necks, 1 is branded W.O. Hall on b

VERY EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE by Jess Urie, Rock Hall, MD. Old working paint. Branded GLM. Together with a BLUEBILL HEN by Capt. Harry Jobes, 1974 model. Unused condition

Underside is branded with "W.H."

by Agnes Lindemann, Harsen's Island, MI, scene depicting dead hanging pintail drake & bluebill hen, excellent condition, artist signature & dated 1936, frame 30"W x 34"T, est. Market Determined

Ben Bishop (NY), Hen Bluebillcirca 1920, Ben Bishop from Patchoque, New York, branded W.L. Suydam. Length 15 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Orel Leboeuf Saint Anicet Blue Bill Hen Carved Painted Duck Decoy. 14 inches L x 7 H x 6 W.

PAIR OF BLUEBILLS by William "Bill" Hammarstrom, Waretown, NJ. Very good original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Some minor dents to hen's back. Gunning models retaining pad weights.

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Rare low head model bluebill hen, Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, Michigan. Premier grade. 14.5" long. Literature: "Mason Factory Decoys," Russ Goldberger and Alan Haid.

Bluebill hen, Chauncey Wheeler, Alexandria Bay, New York 1st quarter 20th century. Typical eye groove carving. Measures 16.25" long. Provenance: Preston Lowe collection. Notes: Decoy

Detroit, MI, rare special order low head premier grade, glass eyes, hollow body, combination of worn original & old working paint with some shot marks & even gunning wear, hard to find in any conditio

Titled in pencil 'Day's End' lower left, signed by the artist in pencil lower right, signed in the plate and dated 1941. The plate size is 9 x 14.25 inches, the sheet size is 10.5 x 15.75 inches, fram

Elisha W. Hall (New Jersey 1833-1903); Painter and Rider in American Valley Landscape, oil on canvas stenciled Goupil New York, signed and dated lower right corner recto, "E. W. Hall 1869." Framed. He

Harry V Shourds (1861- 1920), Tuckertown, New Jersey carved and painted bluebill hen duck decoy, painted eyes, length 14 1/4"

Bluebill Hen Victor Paroyan Stouffville, Ontario, Canada, 2013 11 in. long A three-time World Champion for decorative wildfowl and a five-time World Champion for decorative "smoothies," Paroyan's abil

Bluebill hen, Chauncey Wheeler, Alexandria Bay, New York, 1st quarter 20th century. Typical eye groove carving, but lacking glass eyes. Measures 15.75" long. Provenance: Preston Lowe collection. Notes

Bluebill hen, Orel LeBeouf, St. Anicet, Quebec, 2nd quarter 20th century. Feather carving detail on back, sides, and tail. 15" long.

Challenge-Grade Bluebill Hen Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1915 14 1/2 in. long A stylish hen with classic lines. Original paint with even gunning wear, including a knot with some fl

2 attr to James Walton, Milwaukee, WI, & 2 attr to Voekler, glass eyes, solid bodies, combination of original & working paint with some gunning wear & flaking, John Treutelaar Collection, 12"L, est. 5

EARLY BLUEBILL HEN by John Dorsett, Pt. Pleasant, NJ, circa 1890. Original paint with areas of touch up. For information, see "Working Decoy of the Jersey Coast and Delaware River Valley" by K.Gosner,

Hall, Arthur William (American, 1889-1981), Walpi Window, c.1930s or 1940s, aquatint etching on paper, signed and titled in pencil to bottom margin, impression 8.75 x 11.75 inches, matted and framed 1

Arthur William Hall (1889-1981) Field Hand 1937 This portrait of an African American man signed below the image in pencil by Arthur Hall won the Society of American Etchers Henry B. Shope prize in tha

Early Style Bluebill Hen by Gene Hendrickson, Pleasantville NJ. Provenance: Guyette & Schmidt 2000. Sold for $1,100. According to catalogue it was purchased by D.R. Gascoyne from Smith's Tavern 1938.