Duck Decoys (2), Pratt Bluebill, c.1925 & Elliston Blue Bill, c.1923, carved wood, both w/glass eyes

Duck Decoys (2), Pratt Bluebill, c.1925 & Elliston Blue Bill, c.1923, carved wood, both w/glass eyes & orig paint, VG used cond, larger 14.75"L.

Bureau, IL, both have glass eyes, hollow bodies, hunter repaint, shot marks & gunning wear, original Elliston lead weights, bluebill has broken bill & tail damage, redhead has tail damage, Steve Welle

Antique carved and painted hollow wood decoy of a Blue Bill with original feathery combed paint and glass eyes. Signed on lead weight ELLISTON. Also has carved owner name JPK Schmitt. 13.5 x 6 in high

Hand carved wood Blue Bill decoy with old painted and carved surface. Head with painted wood eyes. Bottom with lead weight on wire frame attached with leather. Aged surface patina, wear, etc. Single c

early to mid 20th century, carved and painted wood, inset glass eyes, including a hen and one blue bill duck, unmarked. Taller 7 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.co

Otto Misch bluebill hen, hollow body, in worn paint, 15"L & bluebill hen possibly carved by William D. Moore, solid body, in worn paint, 13"L, both have glass eyes, est. 150 - 300

Bluebill wood duck decoy with glass eyes, original working paint, 14" l. x 6 1/2" x 6"

1 by unknown north east carver, painted eyes, solid body, worn original paint on most of the decoy, bill appears to be shortened, age cracks, wood chips, moderate paint loss throughout, gunning wear &

Hand carved and painted duck decoy. Depicts a Chesapeake blue bill duck with glass eyes. Well carved with great surface. Good condition with mild wear. Measures 6 1/2" x 11" In house USA continental s

13 1/2" MI Carved 1930-1940 Bluebill Hen Duck Decoy, Solid Body, Missing One Glass Eye, Hunting

Harry V Shourds (1861- 1920), Tuckertown, New Jersey carved and painted bluebill drake duck decoy, painted eyes, hollow body, neck repair, repaint, length 13 1/2"

Hand carved in old working repainted finish with glass eyes, early to mid 20th century, nice patina, 13 1/2 x 5 1/2 x 6 1/2" high. Condition paint circa 98%

by unknown carvers, 1 is 10.5" with bill repair, other is 13"L, both have glass eyes, solid bodies, working paint, est. 150 - 250

Sculptural Hand-Carved Duck Decoy with Blue Bill and Glass Eyes. "This striking hand-carved duck decoy is finished in an elegant white paint, featuring a contrasting blue bill and expressive glass eye

Algonac, MI, glass eyes, solid bodies, original paint with some gunning wear, the Pete Konwinski Collection, 13.5"L, est. 150 - 300

1 Paw Paw Company bluebill hen, Paw Paw, MI, painted tack eyes, solid balsa wood body, original paint other than white stripe on bill, dents & gunning wear, stamped on bottom with original weight & 4

Twentieth century. Hand carved, original paint and glass eyes. Two mallards with tags stating they are Mason, 18", 16"l. , a mallard hen, 16"l. and a blue bill, 14"l. Working decoys with varying wear.

Toronto, ONT, glass eyes, very hollow body with bottom board, old working repaint, hairline crack in bill, paint flaking, wood knot in back, some gunning wear, Hamilton Rig, 14.5"L, est. 400 - 700

A group of two (2) Jimmy Bowden carved wood duck decoys depicting two Wood Ducks, one male and one female, hand painted in gray, brown, blue, red, and white having glass eyes. Incise and ink signed on

Lot includes 1) A premier grade black duck with glass eyes in original paint. 2) Mason blue bill in original paint with glass eyes. 3) Mason red head with glass eyes in old paint. 4) Buffel head by an

Twentieth century. All carved and painted. Two redheaded ducks, one with keel and glass eyes, 10.5"h. And one with "HL" carved on bottom, 8"h. A blue bill duck, 7.5"h. A colorful duck with glass eyes,

2 fifteen inch long Wisconsin wood duck decoys. Both in excellent condition with original surface. Original weights on bottoms. Paint eyes. Blue Bills

Pr carved & painted wood duck decoys, brown body, green bill, off white head, 1 glass eye missing, largest 26" long x 6-1/2" w

First quarter 20th century. All three have glass eyes. Black duck, 10.75"h. 23.5"l. Blue bill, 6.5"h. 13"l. And a mallard, 6"h. 16.5"l. All have loss and paint wear.