CANADA GOOSE DECOY. American, 20th century. W

Pair of Painted Plaster Canada Geese Decoys, 20th c., with iron spikes, later wood bases, tallest h. 27 1/2 in., w. 29 in., d. 12 in

Mid 20th Century, balsa wood. Full sized, carved and painted in white, grey and black. Some paint loss and edge loss. 11"h 19.5"l.

AMERICAN PAINTED CUT-OUT SHEET-IRON CANADA GOOSE DECOY, stick-up form. Retains likely original painted surface. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. 24" HOA, 21" WOA.Provenance: The Important America

PAIR OF AMERICAN FOLK ART CARVED AND PAINTED CANADA GOOSE DECOYS, each with solid-body form and applied eyes. Old working surfaces. First quarter 20th century. One 10 1/2" HOA, 18" LOA.Provenance: Fro

First half 20th century. A Canada goose with carved "H" signature, 8.5"h. 20''I. A bluebill with note on bottom "Mason Decoy Co, Detroit, Mich, 1896-1924," 6.25"h. 14"I. A female mallard with glass ey

Three duck decoys. Including a root head goose and two black ducks. American. Early 20th century. Goose H 11" W 15" D 6". Duck H 6-3/4" W 17-1/2" D 5-7/8". Duck H 7-3/4" W 6-1/8" D 6-5/8". Condition:

American, late 19th/early 20th century, unsigned, carved and painted wood, three with glass eyes, comprising: two Canada geese; canvasback duck; hooded merganser; rock dove on stand; largest 12 x 24-1

First half 20th century. A mallard pair with glass eyes, carved JB on backs and WB on bottoms, 7.5"h. 17"l. And 7"h. 17.5"l. A canvas-back with glass eyes, 10"h. 17"l. And a Canada goose, 13"h. 19"l.

Goose Weathervane. Mid 20th C. American. Copper. 22"H X 28 3/4"W X 2 1/4"D. Well detailed flattened full body Canada Goose. Excellent verdigris surfaces. All seams intact. Mounted on stand. Please not

Mid 20th century. Wooden decoy with original paint and glass eyes, and carved feather details. Scratch carved initials "PC". Minor scuffs and neck has some chips. 18"l.

CANADA GOOSE DECOY20th CenturyPossibly by Joe Lincoln (Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938). Glass eyes. Hollow-carved. Discovered in a barn in Merrymeeting Bay, Maine. Restored and repainted by Lou Sche

CANADA GOOSE DECOY20th CenturyPossibly by Joe Lincoln (Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938). Glass eyes. Solid body. Discovered in a barn in Merrymeeting Bay, Maine. Restored and repainted by Lou Scheyd.

CANADA GOOSE FIELD DECOY20th CenturyFrom Prince Edward Island.Length 36”.

SOUTHEASTERN MASSACHUSETTS CANADA GOOSE DECOYEarly 20th CenturyTack eyes. Branded "CIGC".Length 26".

JOE LINCOLN CANADA GOOSE DECOYAccord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938Early 20th Century. Drilled to be used as a table lamp.Length 18î.

TWO RIGS OF L.L. BEAN CORK DECOYS20th CenturyFour Canada geese and six black ducks. Includes canvas tote bags.

Slat-body (Lincoln Loomer) Canada goose decoy by JOSEPH W. LINCOLN (American, Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938). The term ''Loomer'' was used to describe these oversized slat geese which were also mad

Early 20th century hand carved with tack eyes in working repainted finish, 25 1/2 x 7 1/2 x 10 1/4" high. Condition as above, else Fine.

American, 20th century. A hand painted Canadian Goose decoy by Captain Harry R. Jobes, singed on base; ht. 10, wd. 24, dp. 7.5 inches. Overall good condition.

PAIR OF MILES HANCOCK (CHINCOTEAGUE, VIRGINIA, 1887-1974), ATTRIBUTED, CANADA GOOSE DECOYS, solid-body form carved out on the underside with weights. Old working surface. First half 20th century. 11"

A standing and feeding Canada Goose decoy with wooden legs and having an untouched surface. Initialled on the bottom "AH". Prince Edward Island, early 20th century. Allio Collection. FRANCAIS: Appelan

TWO FACTORY DECOYS20th CenturyA Mason Decoy Factory Canada goose and a Down East Decoy Company black duck.Lengths 18" and 24”.

Small beaver decoy with moveable tail. Carved wood. American. 20th century. H 10" W 3-1/8". Condition: Original condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/p2tc950mm

A Group of Carved and Polychromed Painted Artist Duck Decoys American, 19th/20th Century group of four includes a Canadian goose by Randy Tull (1978), a mallard with impressed stamp, Weeks, a mallard