Early Sucker Fish Spearing Decoy

by unknown carver from Lake St. Clair, tack eyes, metal tail & metal fins, relief carved gills, combination of original & old working paint with some wear & flaking, 9.5"L, est. 300 - 500

Cadillac, MI, tack eyes, carved tail & metal fins, dual led chambers, strong original paint with light wear, exact fish featured in Oscar Peterson book by Ron Fritz 3 times pgs. 8, 28 & 56, 7.875"L x

Cadillac, MI, tack eyes, carved tail & metal fins, strong original paint, some light flaking on fins, light paint loss on bottom, features dual lead chambers, Pete Siggelko Collection, 9"L x 1.25"T x

by unknown Michigan carver, similar to Vandenbosch, excellent surface, brass fins, 10.5"L, est. Market Determined

Chincoteague, VA, glass eyes, carved tail & metal fins, excellent original paint, carved in the Oscar Peterson style, makers brand on bottom, John Treutelaar Collection, 10.25"L, est. 200 - 300

Carver, Painted Eyes, Metal Tail & Fins, 5"L, Est. Market Determined

Carver,Painted Eyes, Carved Tail, Metal Fins, EX. Peter Bram Collection, 6"L, Est. Market Determined

Upper Peninsula Carver, 11.5", Metal Tail & Fins, Est. 50-75

from Sault Saint Marie in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, unknown maker, lead head, tin tail & fins, delicate metal cup side fins, great piece of folkart, 8"L, est. 700 -1000

Antique Carved and Painted Folk Art Silver Redhorse Fish Spearing Decoy. (Suckerfish). Original paint with punched-scale wooden body, inset lead belly weight, applied bead eyes, original copper fins a

Early, well used, working Minnesota fish spearing decoy with a uniquely carved protruding lower jaw giving it a somewhat pugnacious look. Paint is worn from use and one painted eye is no longer visibl

Carlton, MN, glass eyes, metal tail & metal fins, strong original paint with some light wear & flaking, a few small touchups to white on bottom, nice early example, 8.5"L, est. 300 - 500

Carlton, MN, glass eyes, metal tail & metal fins, strong original paint with some light wear & flaking, nice early example, 8.5"L, est. 300 - 500

Cadillac, MI, 9"L sucker American flag, 9"L rainbow trout, 8.75"L black & silver trout & 7"L brook trout, glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, excellent condition, makers signature on bottom, the Pe

2 metal decoys by Fletten, 1 red & white by Dewey, new in bag, 2 mini by Lawrence Bethel, 1 pike by unknown with reset tail chip, 1 sucker by Bethel & 1 red & white by unknown commercial maker, the Pe

Quakertown, PA, 7.75"L Peterson style perch, carved eyes, 9"L sucker & 7"L sucker, both suckers have glass eyes, all have carved tails & metal fins, excellent condition, makers brand stamped in fins,

Pauldine, OH, 6.25"L white trout with tack eyes & 5.75"L red & white sucker with glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, both are in excellent condition, makers signature in lead weight on bottom, the

6.5"L trout by Mike Maxson, Newberry, MI, 7" red & white sucker by Jim Nelson, Cadillac, MI, & 9"L yellow & black by Karl Johnson, Newberry, MI, all have glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, excelle

Gaylord, MI, 1 sucker 9"L & 1 jack herring 10"L, both have glass eyes, carved tail & copper fins, relief carved gills & open mouth, excellent condition, makers signature on bottom, est. 250 - 450

Iron Mountain, MI, 13.5"L sucker signed & dated 2019, 10"L white fish signed & dated 2006 & 9"L perch signed, all have glass eyes, metal tails & fins, excellent condition, the Pete Konwinski Collectio

Newberry, MI, 6"L sucker, 5"L perch & 5.25"L brown trout, glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, excellent condition, makers initials on bottom, the Pete Konwinski Collection, est. 200 - 400

Rapid City, MI, 1 perch 11.5"L, 1 sucker 10"L & 1 trout 10"L, all have glass eyes, carved tails & metal fins, Ralph Kandt Collection, est. 250 - 450

1 sucker 9"L, Mike Maxson, Newberry, MI, 1 Cadillac School sucker 6.5"L, 1 Cadillac School brown trout 8"L & 1 sturgeon 10"L, Duane Turnock, all in excellent condition, Ralph Kandt Collection, est. 25

Rapid City, MI, 7.5"L perch, 6"L perch, 6.25"L sucker & 7"L bass, carved tails & metal fins, excellent condition, the Pete Konwinski Collection, est. 200 - 400