Split tail New England shorebirds

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

VERY RARE AND EARLY SHOREBIRD PAIR, possibly New England, circa late 1800's. Very good original paint with some in-use wear, typical for age. Strong paint pattern remaining on backs. Split tail carvin

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  

Pair of early wooden split tail arrow weathervanes. Carved and painted wood with inset mirror glass on each side. (one missing. American. 19th century.L each 36".Condition: Minor imperfections. Excell

An 11 1/2 inch Black-Bellied Plover decoy from a New England collection. Exhibits tack eyes, incised wing outline detail and a split tail. Original paint with wear applied by the

FINE GOLDEN PLOVER by George Soucy, Essex, MA. Excellent original paint and condition. Split-tail carving and painted feather detail. Second in Class, New England Wood Carving and Wildlife Art Exposit

VERY EARLY SHOREBIRD, New Jersey. Excellent original paint and condition, referred to as a "lumberyard bird." Fine stipple paint overall. Eye grooves to head. Bill appears to be original. Split tail c

Ruddy Turnstone shorebird, by unknown New Jersey carver, painted eyes, solid body, old working paint with flaking & wear, split carved tail, bill has touchup & is possibly replaced, branded BB on bott

TWO SHOREBIRDS, possibly Plum Island. Both in worn paint, some which may be original. Both in very good structural condition. Both with split tail carving 100-200 THREE RUDDY TURNSTONES, New Jersey. A

George Boyd - fine Yellowlegs shorebird decoy. Seabrook, New Hampshire. Excellent condition. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. L approx 10-5/8". small tail chips. Stand not included. Ple

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

New Jersey, c. 1880 10 in. long A well-crafted shorebird displaying a metal bill, raised carved wings, a downward-angled split tail, and a Mackey collection stamp on the underside. A mixture of origin

Split tail Shorebird c1900 from the south shore of Massachusetts. Appears to be a knot or small plover.

Important Greater Yellowlegs Pair Massachusetts, c. 1890 13 1/4 in. long This grand pair is an exceptional representation of the classic New England shorebird. Long coveted by collectors, two examples

Shorebird well painted split tail shorebird w/glass eyes 10" tall on stand last quarter 20th century Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Forei

EARLY SHOREBIRD, New England. Appears to be in old paint and good structural condition Bill appears to be a replacement. Mounted atop a custom base. 200-300

Four Volumes plus one Volume all by Edward H. Forbush. Birds of Massachusetts and other New England States and Shore Birds. 1907, 1910, 1925, 1925, 1929

Fine open weave double wrapped rim cheese basket. Split ash, late 19th C, New England. Perfect original condition, no breaks or losses, fine patina. Round rim, six sided base. Dimensions: 15 1/2"W X 1

This assortment includes a Graham Brothers center hubcap, a dealership souvenir bell from New England, a Graham tail light emblem and several other auto related items. Contact our recommended 3rd part

Title: Early maple work tool Provenance/Additional Info: Natural splits in the wood, not damaged. New England c 1830s. Heavy. 10 1/2" overall length. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to anywher

Group of (2) early flat body shorebirds believed to be from New England. The larger yellowlegs decoy has some light paint craquelure on back and possible touch-up with light shot spray. The smaller go

Wooden swordfish weathervane with metal tail, fin, and sword. Blue paint. Coastal New England, circa 1925. Condition: Paint worn on one side. Cracks and imperfections as expected. L 49" W 8-7/8".

The dragon undulating form looking backward with split tail and carved designs. Provenance; from a New York architects private collection of jade, purchased in the 1970's. 3 inches long

74. Kelmscott Press.Keats, John. The Poems of John Keats. Printed in red and black. Engraved title by Morris, initials, borders, and head- and tail-pieces. Tall 8vo, vellum; lacking silk ties, general