OLD SQUAW DRAKE, E. JAYNE

MASSACHUSETTS OLDSQUAW DRAKE DECOY20th CenturyMaker unknown.Length 14”.

TWO MARTY COLLINS DECOYSEast Wareham, Massachusetts, 20th CenturyAn oldsquaw drake and a red-breasted merganser drake with a fish in its bill. Both branded on underside.Lengths 16”.

HAROLD GIBBS MINIATURE GREAT BLUE HERONBarrington, Rhode Island, 20th CenturyTogether with a baldpate drake and an oldsquaw drake. All mounted on driftwood bases.Heights from 3” to 4.75”.

RED-BREAST MERGANSER DRAKE by Ellis Parker, Surf City, NJ. Old working paint with some loss and good structural condition. Hollow construction. 200-300

BLUEBILL DRAKE by Eugene "Dipper" Ortley, Island Heights, NJ. Old working paint and very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Retains pad weight and rigging. Retains John Hillman sales tag.

Cartagena, Colombia. Vincenzo Maria Coronelli, Isola e Citta di Cartagena nell' America, from Isolario, 1692 (circa). Hand Color. This elegantly engraved early plan shows Sir Francis Drake's attack on

VERY FINE BLUEBILL DRAKE by Eugene Birdsall, Barnegat, NJ, circa 1890. Very good original paint with very little wear. Very good structural condition. Hollow construction. Retains original pad weight

A BELLE EPOQUE PEARL AND DIAMOND DRESS RING The central row set with five seed pearls between old European-cut diamond borders within millegrain setting and pierced scrolling gallery, mounted in 18K g

FINE RED-BREASTED MERGANSER DRAKE by Gene Hendrickson, Lower Bank, NJ. Very good original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction with seam visible. Painted feather work to back. Retains s

EARLY REDHEAD DRAKE by Ed Shibley, Herbertsville, NJ, circa 1920s. Retains good original paint with in-use wear. Small area on back worn to wood. Good structural condition. Early repair to crack in ne

MALLARD DRAKE attributed to Ephraim Hildreth, Rio Grande, NJ, circa 1875. Good restored paint and condition. Hollow construction. Pad weight. Weight stamped HTW. 200-300

Antique bronze seated Buddha with remnants of gold gilding. Features the form of the Buddha in a seated position. The piece retains traces of gold gilt. Measures 6 3/8" x 3". Good overall condition wi

PINTAIL HEN by the Delaware River Decoy Company, Riverside, NJ. Good original paint and condition with some in-use wear. Full keel and company brand. Together with a WIGEON DRAKE by Ed Stewart, Haines

LONG-TAILED DRAKE attributed to Elmer Peabody, Beals Island, Me. Very good original antiqued paint and structural condition. Solid construction. Retains painted tack eyes, weight and rigging. From the

WIDGEON DRAKE by Ed Clark, Villas, NJ. Excellent original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Oversized gunning model with ice groove carving to back. Painted wing detail and fine paint t

EARLY BLUEBILL DRAKE by Edward "One Arm" Kelly, Monroe, MI, circa 1920-30s. Working paint, worn to wood in areas, and good structural condition. Two tight checks to back. Two-inch circular sliver miss

EARLY MINIATURE FLYING MALLARD DRAKE by Edmond Hardcastle, Easton MD, (1824-1899). Excellent original paint and condition. Carved with broad spread wings and outstretched wings. Overall length of body

EARLY RED HEAD DRAKE by Elmer Jerome, Bayport, MI, circa 1935. Very good original paint and structural condition. Some minor in-use wear. Retains typical swing weight, characteristic for this carver.

FINE BUFFLEHEAD DRAKE by Ed Green, Baltimore, MD. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Snug-head model with glass eyes. Signed by maker and retains maker's brand. Overall length is appro

A very charming, c. 1920 Oldsquaw Hen Duck Decoy. According to an old typed label affixed to the bottom, this bird is from Cranberry Island, Maine (off the coast of Mt. Desert Island). It has an inlet

FINE PAIR OF OLD SQUAWS by Fredrick C. Brown, Jr., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Hollow construction. Delaware River style. Fine detailed painted feather work. Both heads t

Colored lithograph. From the portfolio "Twenty Birds of Mt. Desert Island." Milan R. Hoesch 1934-36. Carroll Sargent Tyson Jr., American (1877-1956). Approx. 28 3/4" x 21" sight, 35" x 27" frame.

American, 1862-1951. Signed in the plate l.l. Together with a print depicting flying geese signed in pencil l.l. 12"h x 19"w By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnston DeFo

2013 - 6" long