Chautauqua Fish Decoy with Jigging Stick

Chautauqua Fish Decoy with Jigging Stick Lake Chautauqua, NY c. 1880 7 3/4 in. long A highly refined and well-documented three-tone green-and-white fish. The head is finished with refined gill and mou

A small 4 inch hand line with wooden bobber, an 11 inch hand line jigging stick and three fish decoy carved blanks. In good condition with some wear from age.

Three fish decoys, Ernie Newman, Carlton, Minnesota Batwing bait fish decoys, or jigging lures. All are rare in the scope of Newman's work. Longest measures 3.25", smallest 2.75".

bird carving, fish decoy with jig stick, natural sided rooster pheasant, 25"L unpainted pike, 9.5"L billy club, duck head, bronze ash tray, 2 rubber fish molds & 6 ODCCA pins, est. Market Determined

Fish decoy, Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Carved gill, mouth, brass tack eyes. Copper metal fins and leather tail. Black bars across top of body which is painted green with white on underside

Fish decoy, Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Metal fins and leather tail. Carved gills and mouth. Painted metal eyes. Dark brown, tan, and white painted body with red horizontal dots. Measures 7

Fish decoy, Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Metal fins and leather tail. Carved gills and mouth. Brass tack eyes. Line tie through body. Measures 6.75" long.

Fish decoy Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Carved gill and mouth. Brass tack eyes. Metal fins and leather tail. Multi shades of green with black and blue horizontal dots. A bolder, thicker fish

Two Chautauqua Lake, N.Y. Type Antique Fish Spearing Decoys. With "through body" line ties, metal fins and leather tails. 6-1/2" and 8-1/2"l. Condition: Fair to good with paint wear and minor losses.

American, 20th C., together with a stick up fish decoy; 8 pieces total Losses, repairs, wear. Largest: 19"l Provenance: Property from the Estate of Edward G. Bohn

ASSORTED LOT (6) INCLUDING (3) WALKING STICKS AND (3) DECOY FISH WITH GLASS EYES

SUCKER FISH DECOY by Russ Allen, Cape Charles, VA. Very good antiqued paint and condition. Applied metal fins, inserted metal tail and two jigging staples. Carved gill detail and bead eyes. Inlet weig

Newberry, MI, 3 spearing decoys with original wooden boxes, 2 smelt & 1 perch, all with glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, makers initials on bottom, sizes range 4"L - 6.5"L & 1 gar jigging stick

rainbow trout by Casey Edwards, white & red by Al Reeg, Chautauqua style perch, northern pike by unknown, mouse by Rod Osvald & trout by unknown, all in good condition, the Pete Konwinski Collection,

by various makers, 1 with jig stick, condition varies, sizes range 3.5"L - 6.5"L, est. Market Determined

2 suckers by Duane Turnock, 1 rainbow trout attributed to Kerry Wolgast & 1 brook trout Chautauqua style, all in excellent condition, the Pete Konwinski Collection, sizes range 6.5"L - 7.5"L, est. 150

Large spearing decoy, Lake Chautauqua, New York, circa 1900. Tack eyes with metal fins. Gray and white paint. This extraordinary fish measures 18" long.

Wonderful and important rock bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. Red eyes with upswept lower jaw and unusual double fin treatment. Sculptural adipose fin. Carved from a piece of hardw

Rare bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Sr, Mt Clemens, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. Glass eyes with shapely well made metal fins. A carved smiling mouth and carved gill. Partially natural sided wal

Important bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Mt. Clemens, Michigan, circa 1930. Carved walnut with traces of silver and off white paint on sides of body; decorative metal fins and glass eyes. Two belly wei

Very rare musky fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Painted eye model. With carved gills and mouth. 7.25" x 1" tall x .5" wide. Provenance: Michaan collection. Li

Perch fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Tack eyes. 7" x 1.25" tall x .75" wide. Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature "American Fish Decoys," Steven

Pike fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Tack eyes. 6.5" x 1" x .5". Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature "American Fish Decoys," Steven Michaan, p. 1

Pike fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. Dome tack eyes with white bear paw decoration on sides. 9" x 1.5" tall x 7/8" wide.