Broadbill decoy – appears to retain original paint.

Broadbill decoy – appears to retain original paint. Late 19th to early 20th century. Tack eyes. Repair to neck otherwise good condition.

Brant decoy with glass eyes - appears to retain original paint - excellent condition - impressed on base in Roman Numerals XXIX (29). 17"L.

Shorebird decoy with shot marks - appears to retain original paint - good condition - late 19th to early 20th century - 11"L.

Blue bill duck decoy, base stamped RCW. appears to retain original paint. Minor paint chips, shot marks on beak, otherwise very good condition.

Outstanding seagull confidence decoy with glass eyes, carved beak, and wings. Appears to retain original paint. Reportedly from the Virginia coast. Probably late 19th to early 20th century. 14.25"L. V

Early carved Wood Duck decoy converted to lamp with storage compartment, probably late 19th century with later modification as described. Appears to retain original paint. Good condition.

Primitive flying black duck decoy with canvas covered wire wings - missing one glass eye - hairline shrink crack in body otherwise good condition - appears to retain original green paint with black be

Drake broadbill decoy from the South Shore of Long Island, New York, bears ''C. G. S.'' brand. The solid body appears to be in original worn paint with some possible touch-up in the breast. The head i

BROADBILL DRAKE by the Mason Decoy Co., Detroit, MI, circa 1910. Appears to be original paint and very good structural condition with in-use wear and possible touch up to areas. Neck filler missing. S

A sheet iron road sign marked "BRIMFIELD / HOLLAND" - appears to retain original paint (hand painted), black lettering over white - loss bottom center where it was likely attached to a post - 36"W x 1

A double sided wooden trade sign in the form of a large boot, marked "A.D. RUTH / BOOT AND SHOE MAKER / REPAIRING NEATLY DONE" - appears to retain original paint, late 19th to early 20th century. Some

Lamp appears to retain original paint and has a door tag embossed with NYC&STL RR. The top of the lamp has an additional tag which is stamped C.L. DIST. RETURN TO FRANKFORT. Some of the lettering is w

An old martin birdhouse having architectural features in 2 stories with 3 entrance ways - all hand made and appears to retain original paint. A few shutters with losses, minor loss to back side of roo

BLACK DUCK by Ellis Parker, Beach Haven, NJ (1870-1952). Appears to retain original paint with in-use touch up. Very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Head with painted ticking. Painted

EARLY CROW, carved in the style of Illinois River carver Charles Perdew. Appears to retain original paint. Good structural condition with several checks to underside of body. Retains tack eyes and rus

BLUEBILL DRAKE by Mark Kears, Linwood, NJ. Appears to retain original paint to back and bottom with some wood visible. Black areas are old working paint. Very good structural condition with some minor

MALLARD DRAKE by Richard Anderson, Tullytown, PA. Good working paint to body. Head appears to retain original paint with areas of flaking. Hollow construction. Raised carved wing tips. Retains glass e

BLUEBILL DRAKE by a member of the Gant family, Osborneville, NJ. Working paint to body. Head appears to retain original paint. Very good structural condition. Hollow three-piece construction. Painted

GOLDENEYE DRAKE by Dan Tushenske, Bayshore, NY. Appears to retain original paint with flaking to body and paint wear to tail. Two-piece cork construction. Retains glass eyes and weighted keel. Overall

An early stenciled tin fireplace roaster with skewer, rear lift top door decorated with fruit, and double handles - appears to retain original paint with paint losses on the top of roaster - early 19t

EARLY BLUEBILL HEN, Long Island, unknown carver, circa 1920s. Appears to retain original paint with gunning wear. Good structural condition consistent with age. Cork construction with cracks to back.

This great primitive antique pantry box appears to retain the original paint. 19th century bentwood, single finger tacked on side and lid. Possibly shaker and measures 13.5" x 10" x 6" tall

BLACK DUCK by Peter Pringle, Dunnville, Ontario, circa 1930s. Appears to retain worn original paint. Relief-carved wings and rasped feather carving overall. Retains glass eyes and bill with carved nos

Early wooden oven peel - appears to retain original red paint - 63.5"L. Very good condition.