Running Shorebird Decoy

A 10 inch Shorebird decoy with carved eyes and raised primaries. In old paint with wear and extensive craquelure.

A 9 3/4 inch sleeping Yellowlegs mantle carving and a running Shorebird decoy by Alfred Gardner (1881-1971), Hingham, MA, the Shorebird is signed with the maker's oval ink stamp. Both have glass bead

A 12 inch running Yellowlegs shorebird decoy. Original paint with wear, to include a missing eye and a bill tip chip.

An 11 inch running Black-Bellied Plover shorebird decoy with painted eyes and a split tail. Original paint with wear, to include wing tip and tail chips.

Running Yellowlegs South Shore, MA, c. 1880 13 1/2 in. long A large running shorebird with raised wing tips. This bird is part of a recently discovered rig and is offered here in its as-found surface.

An early 13 1/2 inch shorebird decoy by Will Kirkpatrick (b. 1939), Hudson, MA. Signed with small stamped letters "WEK" on the underside. Displays a split tail, tack eyes and a cut nail bill.Original

Four shorebird decoys from 9 to 15 inches, a Mason-style Curlew, a Holmes style Ruddy Turnstone, a Dilley style Golden Plover, and a running Curlew by William E. Kirkpatrick (b.1939), Hudson, MA, two

TWO SHOREBIRDS by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Yellowleg carved in a running position with detailed painted feather work to back, underside a

A 3 1/4 inch inquisitive shorebird carving by A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952), East Harwich, MA. Signed by the maker with his rectangular stamp on the bottom of the base. Original paint and condition wit

George Boyd - fine Yellowlegs shorebird decoy. Seabrook, New Hampshire. Excellent condition. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. L approx 10-5/8". Stand not included. Please refer to this

Primitive shorebird decoy. Carved wood with old paint. Mid 20th century. Condition: Wear and imperfections. L 26-1/4" .

Mason shorebird decoy with split tail. As found condition 10" X 7" x 2-3/4". In house US Fedex ground shipping available for $40  

Shorebird decoy in original condition. Initialed on underside of tail RB. Attributed to Russ Burr. Stand not included. L12-3/4". Inspected under UV light no restoration noted. Please refer to this lin

Shorebird Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 10 1/2 in. long A tack-eye shorebird with a wire bill. Original paint with light wear and flaking to bill. Provenance: Estate of A. Micha

Shorebird decoy. Northeastern US, circa 1900. Condition: As found condition. Bill replaced. H 4-3/4" L 10-1/2". Display base not included. Copy and paste link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.c

Waterfield & Son (VA), Three Shorebird Decoy Sculptureslate 20th century, carved and painted wood birds with metal legs mounted to driftwood bases, all signed. Longest 23 in. From the Battle Family, R

Crowell shorebird decoy. H (including base) 7-1/2" L 10". Condition: Wear and imperfections. Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4bdj5ohqtijci3d/AABSEQIH3XfhR35feVZ7hf9Wa?dl=0

Chincoteague, VA, original paint with distressed wear, early pre brand, nice form, 10"L, est. 300 - 500

Nice original paint, painted eyes, unsigned, affixed to wood base with metal pole, overall 12" h. x 11.75" x 3.75".

Branded "O.C. Cole" on side. Another shorebird from with this rig brand is pictured as #71 in Shore Bird Decoys by Henry A. Fleckenstein Jr. Old working repaint, bill loss. Appx. 8 1/2" long, height 9

A 12 1/2 inch shorebird decoy, unsigned. Displays tack eyes, a slightly up-turned bill and good form. Old paint with wear, mostly on the front half of the head. Provenance: A Nantucket Collection

Curlew shorebird decoy. Carved wood with original nail bill and glass eyes. American, circa 1900. H 8-3/4" W 19" D 4-5/8". Condition: Original with minor imperfections. Copy and paste link for high-re

Grey and white painted wood shorebird decoy on a driftwood base, 6”H x 14”L x 15”H overall.

Late 19th century. Carved wood with original paint and carved wing detail. Late notation "New England Yellow Leg Cir. 1890. Wear, shot scars, beak is probably an older replacement. 11.5"h. including b