High head canvasback, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland, circa 1930s.

Standing full body decorative widgeon hen, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland, circa 1940. Head is turned, tail is fanned and scoop carved on underside. Wooden legs mounted to board with painted feet. 1

Pintail, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland. Long body with slightly turned head. Scratch feather paint detail on back. Measures 20" long. Notes: Decoy

Early Crisfield Goose Crisfield, Maryland, c. 1920 24 in. long This early gunning warrior appears to have a body by Lloyd Tyler and a head possibly by the Ward brothers. Old paint with heavy gunning w

(1) Lake Poygan area Mallard Drake cork body decoy with hand carved wood head and glass eyes, Circa 1935. Measures 13" Long X 4.5" Wide X 6.25" High. (1) Cork Canvasback duck decoy Circa 1930's with g

Painting on board, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland. Signed "Lloyd Tyler" lower right. Two dead hanging mallards. Board measures 25" x 12.5".

Balsa body greenwing teal drake, Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, Maryland. Relief wing tip carving. Signed and dated 1945.

EARLY PINTAIL DRAKE by Lloyd Tyler, Crisfield, MD, circa 1940. Old working paint and good structural condition consistent with age. Some slivers missing and several tight checks to back. Small chip (3

Balsa body and turned head.  8.5"  long.

EARLY HIGH-HEAD CANVASBACK DRAKE by Edward F. "One Arm" Kellie, Monroe, MI, (1883-1955), circa 1920s. Paint worn mostly to wood. Very good structural condition, consistent with age. Several tight chec

Oversized High Head Canvas Back. Hollow Body, Lake Winnebago Style, WI, Circa 1920, 18"L. Condition: Good with Neck Repair and Shot Marks.

EARLY CANVASBACK DRAKE, Maryland, circa 1940s-50s. Good original paint with gunning wear and very good structural condition. Married decoy with head by R. M. Mitchell and hand-chopped body possibly by

Lion’s Head Premium Ring. Circa 1930s. A dull brass ring with high relief of a lion’s head and flowing mane with an inset ruby red faceted stone in his mouth and emerald green painted eyes

Painted wooden canvasback decoy. Tag underside reads "Canvasback Drake / High Head model / Made by Otto Mish / Michigan Circa 1920's. 17 1/2" L..

Holly Family (MD), CanvasbackHavre de Grace, Maryland, circa 1910, carved and painted wood. Length 15 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Anonymous (MD), Upper Bay Canvasbackattributed Maryland`s Eastern Shore, circa 1940s, carved and painted wood. Length 15 in. Very well made Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lela

Possibly his best canvasback drake, Charles Bergman, Astoria, Oregon. A very early 1930s two piece hollow body with high alert head and appealing thin original paint pattern. 15" long. Literature "Dec

Steve and Lem Ward Bros, Crisfield, MD, Circa 1936. 15.5" long. Crack in head with neck repair.

Stanley Evans (MD, 1887-1979), Hen Canvasbackcirca 1920's, Elkton, Maryland, a rare hen canvasback by the maker. Length 16 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at www.lelandlittle.com

Circa 1900, Maryland, possibly by Edwin Harris. The piece having a very elegant form with original head and nice early painted surface. The head having some shrinkage and cracking consistent with age

Oscar Carroll (1868-1946) Back Bay, VA, c. 1930 16 in. long A graceful, high-head canvasback drake likely made from cypress wood which was rot resistant and lightened considerably as it dried. Caroll

OUTSTANDING PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by John W. McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ. High-head models in excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Both with paddle tail carving. Both with

PAIR OF HIHG-HEAD CANVASBACKS by Gilmore "Butch" Wagoner, Havre de Grace, MD. Excellent original paint with some shelf scuffs. Unused condition. Rare high-head models that retain keel weights and rigg

Circa 1930's Carved Alabaster Horse Head Lamp with mica glass shade. H 31" dia. Of shade 15". Rewired ready to use. Found in Fountain City WI collection.

548. DUTCH STATENYACHT SHIP MODEL | Replica of 17th through 19th century Dutch transport ship designed to carry and entertain royalty and high ranking officials, model by Lloyd McCaffery circa 1990's,