Miniature canvasback hen, Charles Nelson Barnard.

A 4 1/4 inch Canvasback hen in the manner of George Boyd. Possibly by Clarence Boyd if not an early example by George Boyd. Original paint and condition.

Charles Buchanan (1911-1990)North Augusta, ON c.195015" longCarved feather details across the back with individual carved feathers on two wings that are raised and separated. Carved tail feather detai

Havre de Grace, MD, 1 pintail drake by Capt. Harry Jobes, signed & dated 2007, 18"L & 1 preening canvasback hen by Charles Jobes, signed & dated 1997, 14"L, both have painted eyes, solid bodies & exce

A Collection of Five Duck Decoys. Various species and ages; including a Charles Seidel miniature canvasback and two unfinished . Medium wear. Up to 13 1/2" long. ESTIMATE $100-200

pr of mallard bookends, 1 decorative teal, natural sided, 4 Al Ries Tru-Duck mallards - 3 drakes & 1 hen, 1 canvasback drake miniature by Willett, sizes range 6"L - 12"L, est. 150 - 250

A 15 1/2 inch Canvasback hen by Capt. Gerald B. Smith (1905-1994), Marblehead, MA,,signed with his maker's brand and inventory number. Original paint with minor wear.

A 16 1/2 inch Canvasback Hen attributed to the J.N. Dodge Factory (1882-1893), Detroit, MI. with a "Carcajou" rig brand and others. Old in use paint with wear, bill chips and neck filler replaced.

A 17 3/4 inch swimming Canvasback hen by Capt. Harry K. Jobes (1936-2019), Aberdeen, MD, signed on the underside by the maker. Original paint with minor wear.

George Strunk (b.1958) - Glendora, NJ c. 2000's - Drake 8.75" Hen 7.75" long - Hollow carved pair of Canvasbacks with fine form. The drake has a turned head and tight combed feathering across his body

Middle River, Maryland, 1920-2008. Signed. Carved decoys with original paint. Goldeneye, Redhead and Canvasback hen and drake (dated 1987). 15" to 16"l.

1 canvasback hen by unknown east coast carver in the style of Madison Mitchell, 2 natural sided by unknown & 1 crow by unknown, all from William Crow Collection, sizes range 5.5"L - 6.5"L, est. 150 -

VERY FINE PAIR OF MINIATURE STANDING CANVASBACKS by John Wood, Venice, FL. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Both with raised wing tips and fluted tail carving. The hen is carved in a

TWO FINE MINIATURE CARVINGS. The first is a WIDGEON HEN; the second is a CANVASBACK HEN. Both with relief-carved wing detail. Widgeon hen with some nicks to body. Both with black bead eyes. Overall le

A 4 1/4 inch miniature Hooded Merganser duck carving by James Lapham (1909-1987), Dennisport, Cape Cod, MA, signed on the bottom of the base. Original paint with minor wear, to include a

A 4 1/2 inch sleeping Mallard hen by Randy (b.1949) and Elaine Fisher (b.1950), Dennis, Cape Cod, MA , signed on the underside. Original paint and condition.

1 mallard hen by Mike Farrey, 1 mallard drake by unknown carver, 1 ceramic canvasback drake & 1 miniature mallard drake by unknown carver, all have combination of original & working paint, the Konwins

A 4 1/4 inch Pintail hen and a pair of 5 1/4 inch Mallards by Anthony F. Hillman (b. 1948), Cape May Court House, NJ. signed and dated 2006 on the bases. Original paint and condition.

For a related mallard drake carving see "Perdew: An Illinois River Tradition" by Ann Tandy Lacy, page 225. Unsigned. Drake approximately 5 3/8 inches tall to tip of raised wing, hen approximately 5 1/

SIX VITRA DESIGN MUSEUM MINIATURE CHAIRS BY AMERICAN DESIGNERS20th Century1) George Nelson "Coconut Chair" (1955) in steel, glass-fiber plastic and black leather.2) Charles and Ray Eames “LCW" (

PAIR OF HANGING CANVASBACKS by Charles Jobes, Havre de Grace, MD. Good original paint with some minor flaking to hen's back. Deep relief-carved wings and carved feet. Both with stipple paint detail to

Designed by Charles Earnhardt. Limited edition hand painted cold cast bronze scenic group figure. Depicts a family of ducks, the drake resting on a rock with the cattails, and the hen in the lake with

Canvasback Hen and Drake The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1948 and 1952 16 in. long The undersides of the balsa bodies are signed and dated "1948" and "19

Canvasback hen, Mason Decoy Factory, Detroit, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Hollow premier grade with "J.B.F." and "W.R.L." branded in underside. 16" long.

by unknown Michigan carver, glass eyes, body with great form, paint appears to be factory Mason paint with brush stroke detail, some flaking & gunning wear, hairline age crack on left side of neck, ov