Original Acryclic on Board Eyes on the Prize by Dupree

An original acrylic on board "Keep Your Eyes on the Prize" depicting a horse jockey on a hobby horse signed by artist SJD, title en verso.

Fleming (Ian) For Your Eyes Only, first edition, original boards with eye design in white to upper cover, spine lettered in gilt, dust-jacket, usual sunning to spine lettering, spine ends and corners

All Original Miniature Dolls. Comes on original display board. Glass eyes, Heads are movable. 3" tall.

Kirsch, Oil Painting Young Girl with Wide Eyes. Oil on board. Signed. Original frame. Size: 11x9 image, 18x16 outside frame

An original black and white acrylic on board depicting a whimsical scene of two men in a horse costume. Signed and dated in lower right.

Waukesha, WI, glass eyes, balsa bodies with bottom boards, original paint with light flaking & some wear, John Treutelaar Collection, 18"L, est. 200 - 400

attr to Joe Gigl, Freemont, WI, 1 mallard hen, low head, cork body with wooden bottom board, sleepy eyes, appears to be original paint, 17"L & 1 pr of canvasbacks, glass eyes, cork bodies, appears to

BLACK DUCK, Long Island, NY. Very good structural condition. Cork construction with bottom board. Retains original head and glass eyes. Small rub to bill tip. Overall length is approximately 16 inches

pr of pintails by D.J. Mullen, glass eyes, cork bodies with wooden bottom boards, original paint, makers name & dated 1985 on bottom & 1 Gerald Frey mallard drake, glass eyes, cork body, original pain

1 pr of widgeon attr to Thomas Bett, Oshkosh, WI, glass eyes, cork bodies with wooden bottom boards, original paint with light gunning wear, 1 mallard drake & 1 bluebill drake by unknown carvers, cork

Heading: Author: Morrison, Toni Title: The Bluest Eye Place Published: London Publisher:Chatto & Windus Date Published: 1979 Description: (8vo) original blue boards, dust j

1 pintail drake by unknown carver, glass eyes, solid cork body, wooden head, tail, & bottom board, original paint, wooden keel, 1 widgeon drake by William Moseley, Chesapeake, VA, painted eyes, canvas

Dilmus Hall. (1896-1987, Athens, Georgia) Crucifixion. Signed on verso with original price. Mixed media construction on board. Missing one pearl eye, otherwise great condition. 8.5"w x 13"h x 1.5"d. E

EARLY BROADBILL DRAKE by Alonzo Verity, Seaford, NY, (1872-1938). Good original paint and structural condition. Two-piece cork construction with bottom board. Incised eye detail. Overall length is app

Sheboygan, WI, glass eyes, cork bodies with wooden bottom boards, strong original paint, very good condition, nice examples, John Treutelaar Collection, 15"L, est. 200 - 300

TONY WALTON ORIGINAL SKETCH FOR "LITTLE ME" BROADWAY SHOE, GOUACHE ON BOARD, WITH MOVING EYES. INSRIBED ON BOTTOM, AND SIGNED TONY W. FRAME MEASURES 21" X 16". DATED 1982 IN TOP RIGHT.

clapper board with original stickers & markings, last date strip reads '30.4.85', full clapper reads: 'TVS "C.A.T.S. EYES" Episode "H", DIRECTOR JAMES HILL, CAMERAMAN TERRY COLE, SLATE (168) TAKE (2)

Peter Robert Keil (German / American, Born 1942) Neo-Expressionist. Portrait face of a blue eyed mysterious lady with red lips. Original painting on board. Signed Peter Keil lower left corner. SHIPPIN

Woodville, NY, 1 decorative turned head, glass eyes, solid body, original paint, light wear & 1 hunting decoy, glass eyes, solid cork body with wooden head, wooden bottom board & keel, original paint,

EARLY BLUE BILL HEN from Clayton, NY. Hollow construction with bottom board. Some original paint and in-use paint, possibly by the maker. Good condition. Glass eyes, weight removed. Together with a CO

A great punchboard in unused condition. Great colors and original labels.

Original acrylic and pencil on board that depicts a woman with her eyes shut who is holding a single flower and touches her straw hat with her other hand. The artist used warm colors and exaggerated p

Group of (2) split tail New England shorebirds, to include: yellowlegs decoy made from 1-1/2'' flat board, with slightly indented eyes painted black, (paint appears original with very minor flaking, i

Don Lewis (American, b. 1933) original watercolor on illustration board drawing of a woman with one green eye and one blue,  titled "The Master Copy." This drawing appeared on page 101