Charles Wilber Brant Decoy

Somers Point, New Jersey, glass eyes, hollow body, good original paint with very little wear, a few small rubs and tiny dents, hairline crack through bill and lower jaw that has been reset, great form

Vintage Hand Carved and Hand Painted Duck Decoy Brant Goose by Charles Wilber, Toms River, NJ. 9 inches x 20 inches (#20)

FINE BRANT by Charles "Pete" Wilber, Island Heights, NJ. Classic New Jersey decoy in excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Preening model with side bar painted detail. Re

Somers Point, New Jersey, glass eyes, hollow body, original paint with some light gunning wear and light rubs, nice form with snuggle head, makers brand CW & dated 1960 on bottom, 11.5"L, est. 200 - 4

BRANT by Charles "Pete" Wilber, Island Heights, NJ. Very good original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Some minor paint shrinkage in neck area. Split-tail carving. Head carved in a pr

SWIMMING BRANT by Charles "Pete" Wilber, Island Heights, NJ. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Retains glass eyes. Branded RCW. Overall length is approximately 22 inches. 200-300

Charles Parker, signed, Surf City, New Jersey, brant decoy, painted wood, 14". Antique duck decoy, unmarked, glass eyes, iron weighted, 19.5".

An 18 inch hollow Brant by Mark Kears (1856-1946), Northfield, NJ, circa 1920. Exhibits tack eyes, carved bill detail and an inletted weight. In-use paint with wear.

An 18 1/2 inch Brant decoy attributed to be from the Eastern Shore of VA. In old paint with wear, possibly an in-use roothead rehead.

An 18 1/2 inch Brant decoy by Lloyd Parker (1859-1921), Parkertown, NJ Old in-use paint with wear.

A 16 inch swimming Brant decoy by Artie Birdsall (b.1949),Point Pleasant, NJ. The Birdsall family has been carving decoys in New Jersey for four generations, starting in 1849. The flat bottom exhibits

An 18 1/4 inch Brant , exhibiting a replaced neck piece to increase the height of the rare cast iron head., originally purchased from Dr. Robinson's collection, at a Decoys Unlimited auction.

A 20 3/4 inch swimming Brant decoy from a Cape Cod collection. Original paint with wear , to include some flaking.

An 18 inch cork-bodied Brant decoy by Gill Hughes, Hingham, MA, incised signature on the bottom. Original paint with light wear. Provenance: Purchased at Eldred's Auction

A sleek 22 inch swimming Scoter decoy with an added bottom board, unsigned. In old paint with light gunning wear. An 18 inch Brant decoy with a black duck head, unique raised wing carving and a bottom

A 16 1/2 inch Brant decoy from Long Island, NY. Displays bill carving,, a tack eye, great form, and a keel. In in-use paint with heavy wear, flaking and a missing eye.

by Unknown East Coast Carver, hollow body, old working paint with gunning wear and some flaking, Wilber SR written on bottom, 17"L, est. Market Determined

BRANT by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Fine detailed painted feathering to back and sides. Horner model. Signed by Charles R.

William “Tucker” Daniels (1879-1953) Wanchese, NC, c. 1910 17 1/2 in. long Daniels was a fisherman, hunter, guide, and decoy maker who spent most of his life on Roanoke Island. This decoy displays

Snakey-Head Brant Larry Kirack (1918-1970) Eureka, CA, c. 1945 15 in. long The wonderful serpentine form and published history of this decoy have rightfully made it an icon of the Northwest and, along

High-Head Swimming Brant Nathan Birdsall (1890-1936) Lovelandtown, NJ, c. 1930 18 in. long A high-head hollow brant with baseboard construction. Nathan was the son of fellow carver Eugene Birdsall. Or

Swimming Brant Atlantic Coast, c. 1900 18 in. long A brant in a swimming pose with the species' characteristically uplifted tail. As found.

Craddockville, VA, relief carved eyes, hollow body, good original paint with light distressed wear, nice form carved in the Cobb style in swimming position, crack in back repaired in the carving of th

Rare Preening Brant Thomas H. Gelston (1851-1924) Quogue, Long Island, NY, c. 1890 16 1/2 in. long A rare and prominently exhibited and documented cork decoy by one of Long Island's premier carvers. T