Ring Neck decoy

Unknown maker Ring Neck decoy from the NY Finger Lakes region featuring glass eyes, fluted tail, original weight and tie eye intact and incised bill. This old (ca. pre-WW II) working bird shows severa

a primitive unpainted example and a large painted ring neck decoy, preening. Inscribed "Maine". Considerable wear to both, the smaller with cracks and losses. Largest: 9 1/2" high, 23 1/2" long.

On metal base, damaged neck and tail / in as-found condition.Total H: approx. 14 3/4", L: approx. 24".Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

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

Painted as a Blue Bill, probably Canadian, unusual weight, some paint loss.L: approx. 12 1/2".Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques dealer and collector.

A remarkable Tony Bendig hand carved ringneck duck decoy. This is clearly a piece of exceptional quality, and is signed and dated 2010. Duck Decoys.

"Ring Neck Duck - Drake" decoy, pen signed and dated 1994, also with carved signature, 5.5"h x 5.5"w x 11.5"d. "Curlew" shorebird on driftwood base, pen signed and dated 1990, 14"h x 11"w x 15"d. Mino

North Carolina ringneck or scaup working decoy, possibly by Abe Tillett circa 1930 painted carved wood body. H9" L16 1/2". All original with cobbled repairs to head and neck. Separation splits along b

Two Louisiana Carved Decoys , c. 1965, Norman Hebert, Chauvin, LA, ring neck, and a cinnamon teal, cypress root, glass eyes, longer 10 1/2 in

attributed Whipple Family (LA), Ring NeckMark Whipple (1888-1961) Bourg, Louisiana, unmarked. Length 11.5 in. Mark and his son Max worked as a team making decoys. Mark taught all of his children and o

United States,Late 19th- Early 20th Century Carved wood figure of a Brant duck decorated with black, gray, and white paint, and a smaller hollow ring neck duck with yellow glass eyes. Wood,Smallest 6"

Wonderful decoy type carving by Ken Michaelson for The National Audubon Society. The brass plate on the bottom identifies it as The Ring-Necked Pheasant. Measures approx 13" tall x 15" x 9"

(4) Miniature duck decoys, hand carved & painted by William C Taylor, c/o Greater Scaup (blue bill) hen & drake, Ring Neck hen, Blue-winged Teal hen, largest 8" l x 3-3/4" h

SANDPIPER by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Together with a one-third size RINGBILL. Both in excellent original paint and condition. Both with fine painted feather detail. Both retain

(lot of 4) Collection of vintage carved duck decoys, all with glass eyes, including: (2) polychrome painted Mallards (one) sleeper with hollow body; (1) painted Ringneck with Stratton mark underfoot,

1 ringneck drake attr to Dewey Pertiut, glass eyes, solid body, working paint, 1 coot attr to Herters, glass eyes, solid body, original paint & 2 coots by unknown carvers, solid bodies, combination of

Taxidermy: Ring Neck Pheasant mounted in c.1915 frame, the background a painted landscape with stream, mill and trees, the pheasant approximately 14.25'h, 29"w, overall: 25"h, 41"w, 6"d, 12.5lbs Start

Probably English, 19th C., signed l.l. "Tom Hold(?)" verso stamped by "Geo Rowney & Co., Oxford, London." Sight size: 10"h x 11-3/4"w

RING NECK DRAKE by John Egeli, Roebling, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Preening position with bill partially tucked under back feathers. Fine painted feather detail to back. Carved, flut

18th Century English Gray Salt Glazed Ring Neck JugCobalt blue inscribed decoration and insignia for King George II6" tall

Marked M.C. Huppoch Buffalo, NY. Early 1900s. 43 1/2" x 32"

VERY EARLY RING NECK DRAKE, possibly Louisiana. Very good original paint and condition, showing very little wear. Very good structural condition. Retains bottom weight and staples

20.8 Nice mount great colors