Early Oversize White-Winged Scoter Decoy, Joseph W.

Joseph W. Lincoln (1859-1938) Accord, MA, c. 1890 18 in. long 11 1/2 in. wide A massive hollow scoter decoy used at Cohasset. A collector inscription on the bottom board calls this an “Oversize Stor

Self-bailing white-winged scoter decoy by JOSEPH W. LINCOLN (American, Accord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938), from a Harry V. Long rig, with the ''H.V. Long'' brand on the bottom board. Has some light wea

RARE A. ELMER CROWELL WHITE-WINGED SCOTER DECOYEast Harwich, Massachusetts, 1862-1952Early 20th Century. Tack eyes. Ex Collection Cap Vinal.Length 17î.

Carver, Early, Tack Eyes, Oversized Hollow Body, age crack in left side of neck, Great Form, Old Working Paint, Rope Line Tie & rear Loop, Inleatted Weight, 15"L x 9"T, Est. Market Determined

Self-bailer white winged scoter by Joseph Lincoln (1859 - 1938) Accord, MA . Original paint with light in use wear. Recent Find in a Cape Cod home

White-Winged Scoter Augustus Aaron "Gus" Wilson (1864-1950) South Portland, ME, c. 1930 16 in. long A classic Wilson sea duck with a slightly turned and tucked head. Original paint with moderate wear.

JOE LINCOLN WHITE-WINGED SCOTER DECOYAccord, Massachusetts, 1859-1938Late 19th Century. Tack eyes. Ex Collection Cap Vinal.Length 15.5î.

Hollow New England white-winged scoter decoy, by unknown maker. This is one of the most interesting and purpose-carved Coots. The extremely long inlet head and attention to detail, such as the carved

Canvas white-winged scoter decoy attributed to CAPTAIN CLARENCE BAILEY (American, Kingston, Massachusetts, 1882-1952). This oversized scoter has a stretched canvas over frame body which is copper-tack

A 17 1/2 inch Common / White-Winged Scoter decoy from Brooklin, ME, appears to be faintly signed Cecil Smith. In old in-use paint with gunning wear and tail chips.

WHITE-WINGED SCOTER by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Old Saybrook, CT. Good original paint with in-use wear. Paint scratch to top of back. Some rubs to tail and body edges. Very good structural condition.

WHITE WINGED SCOTER, possibly Mattituck, NY, circa 1930s. Appears to be original paint. Good structural condition with early repair to bill tip and chip to tail tip. Solid construction. Two very tight

TWO GARY AVADANIAN SEA DUCK DECOYSReading, Massachusetts, 20th CenturyAn eider drake and a white-winged scoter drake. Both carved on underside “GA”.Lengths 22” and 23”.

RARE WHITE WING SCOTER PAIR by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Subtle painted feather work to both. Very detailed bill carving and painting. W K

Maryland or Carolina, late 19th-early 20th century. Oversize carved wooden swan with original white paint and lead ball eyes. Neck appears to originally be made in three pieces. Weathered with paint w

Joseph W. Gies (American, 1860-1935) Oil On Canvas Board, Young Lady Wearing A White Hat, H 15'' W 12'' Framed H 20", W 16.75". Purchased from Crowley family Estate c. Late 1950's early 1960's by sell

Rare white wing scoter drake, Joseph Lincoln, Accord, Massachusetts, 1st quarter 20th century. Large oversized decoy with tack eyes and sculpted bill. 17" long.

19th to Early 20th Century Leather Platform Winged Rocker w/ Oak Claw Feet - burgundy oversize leather platform rocking chair, brass head tacks, 40" H x 36" W x 30" D. No issues, good clean leather, o

Winged polychrome wood totem sculpted from a single tree trunk, with a flat painted white back. Western Canada, late 19th, early 20th century H: 430cm - 142" W: 120cm - 48" Please note that this item

VERY RARE MINIATURE WHITE WINGED SCOTER by Thomas Wilson, Ipswich, MA, (1863-1940). Excellent original paint and condition. White painted speculums. Head with detailed painted bill. Retains black bead

WHITE-WINGED SCOTER, probably Virginia. Working paint and fair structural condition. Solid construction with two open checks the length of body. Neck with tight crack and sliver missing from one side.

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

Rare betty lamp. Joseph Stanem, Manheim, Pennsylvania. Stamped JS and dated 1817. Earliest example known. H 5-1/4" W 4-1/2" D 3". Condition: Original condition. Provenance: Carlton Brown, Dr. George C

SSP. C. 1950's Flying A Service single-sided embossed porcelain sign. CONDITION: Sign has excellent color & gloss with minor staining to the white porcelain, as well as, minor areas of porcelain loss