Excellent owl decoy, Leonard Doren, Pekin, Illinois,

Herter owl decoy. Carved and painted wood. H 17-7/8". Condition: Excellent condition with minor imperfections. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/8n44s0exvsx08qw3n

carved in the style of Herters, glass eyes, balsa body, excellent original paint, comes with wooden display stand, 22"T including stand, est. 400 - 700

IL, Glass Eyes, Hollow Bodies, Excellent Original Paint, Cast Metal Leg and Foot, 13.5"T x 18.5"L, Est. 300-400

Jim Slack Pair of Blue-Winged Teal Duck Decoys, Pekin, IL, glass eyes, hollow bodies, excellent original paint, 12"L, est. 200 - 400

Anonymous Duck Decoy Body Owl. c. 1960's. Not signed. Carved and painted wood with plastic eyes. Excellent condition. 19" h x 4" d with base. Est. $200-300. Ship: $65

"DECOYS AND DECOY CARVERS OF ILLINOIS" by Paul Parrmalee and Forrest Loomis. Appears to be in excellent, uncracked condition. Complete with no staining or skips. Cloth cover in excellent condition. Pu

by unknown carver, glass eyes, 3 pc sectioned body, in excellent condition, wire legs mounted on wooden base, 12"L, est. 200 - 400

Sergio Bustamante (Mexican, b.1949) Owl Sculpture Undated, signed right center, (2) baby red owls emerging from an egg, glazed and painted ceramic Property from: a Chicago, Illinois (Gold Coast) estat

Pre-Columbian Mayan Terracotta Owl Attributed to the Kaminaljuyu / Guatemala C.E. 600 to 1200; provenance: Chicago, Illinois estate Condition: Good, some missing pieces at base; possibly was a lid to

by unknown Illinois River carver, tack eyes, hollow body, old working paint, excellent form in preening position, some gunning wear & roughness to edge of tail, 14"L, est. Market Determined

Male Ring Neck Duck Decoy, 13” long, by Charley Moore in the Perdue Style, Excellent style and Paint, Fine Illinois River Style

Female Ring Neck Duck Decoy, 13” long, by Charley Moore in the Perdue Style, Excellent style and Paint, Fine Illinois River Style

MALLARD DRAKE from the Pekin, IL, area, circa 1920-30. Some original paint remaining. Good structural condition. Hollow construction. Chicago Lead Co. weight. Nice early Illinois River decoy

ARTIST: Jack Leonard Shadbolt (Canadian, England, 1909 - 1998) NAME: Three Owls YEAR: 1965 MEDIUM: acrylic on paper. Paper applied to board. CONDITION: Excellent. No visible inpaint under UV light. SI

Pekin, IL, glass eyes, hollow bodies, excellent original paint with detailed combing on back & sides, heads are slightly turned, makers signature & dated 1984 on bottom, Steve Weller Collection, 15.5"

Pekin IL, pr of pintails, pr cinnamon teal & pr of ringbills, all have glass eyes, solid bodies & excellent original paint, makers brand on bottom, 5.5"L, est. 250 - 450

1 walleye by Jim Anderson 8"L & 2 perch, 1 trout by Leonard Nelson, Manton, 7"L - 8"L, all have carved tails & metal fins, excellent condition, the Pete Konwinski Collection, est. 150 - 300

Pekin, IL, 1 green-winged teal drake, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, signed & dated 1982, 12"L & 1 pintail drake, glass eyes, hollow body, original paint, bill repair, slightly tur

Widgeon drake, George Kessler, Pekin, Illinois. Stamped "ECB" on underside. Roberts collection stamp on underside. Two piece hollow body. 13" long. Provenance Kirby Roberts collection.

Early working owl decoy, unknown maker, 2nd quarter 20th century. Glass eyes with bear claw nose and leather ears. Honey combed carved pattern on breast. Applied staples to shoulder where perhaps feat

J. & E. Stevens Cromwell, CT - 1880. This is an excellent and bright example of the rare White Owl (Snowy Owl) version. Excellent Plus Condition.

Guy Carleton Wiggins (American, 1883-1962) New York Park oil on panel signed Guy Wiggins (lower left) 6 x 9 ½ inches. Property from the Collection of Leonard Stark, Chicago, Illinois

Pair of Blown Glass Owl Vases Excellent. Ht. 10"

Stefano Cusumano (American, 1912-1975) Bride, 1950 oil on canvas signed S. Cusumano, dated and titled (stretcher) 46 x 37 inches. Property from the Collection of Leonard Stark, Chicago, Illinois Prove