Sturgeon fish decoy, probably the work of Lou Schifferl, Wisconsin.

attributed to Lou Schifferl, Neenah, WI, glass eyes, carved tail & copper fins, excellent condition, signed LS? on bottom, Ralph Kandt Collection, 10.25"L, est. 150 - 300

Duluth, MN, hand carved by David Perkins of the Duluth Fish Decoy Co., 11.5"L trout with 2 inlayed buffalo nickels, 9"L perch with 2 inlayed buffalo nickels, 9.5"L sturgeon, 7.5"L bass & 8.5"L crow, a

Wonderful and important rock bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. Red eyes with upswept lower jaw and unusual double fin treatment. Sculptural adipose fin. Carved from a piece of hardw

Rare bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Sr, Mt Clemens, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. Glass eyes with shapely well made metal fins. A carved smiling mouth and carved gill. Partially natural sided wal

Important bass fish decoy, Hans Janner, Mt. Clemens, Michigan, circa 1930. Carved walnut with traces of silver and off white paint on sides of body; decorative metal fins and glass eyes. Two belly wei

Very rare musky fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Painted eye model. With carved gills and mouth. 7.25" x 1" tall x .5" wide. Provenance: Michaan collection. Li

Perch fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Tack eyes. 7" x 1.25" tall x .75" wide. Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature "American Fish Decoys," Steven

Pike fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Tack eyes. 6.5" x 1" x .5". Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature "American Fish Decoys," Steven Michaan, p. 1

Chautauqua Fish Decoy with Jigging Stick Lake Chautauqua, NY c. 1880 7 3/4 in. long A highly refined and well-documented three-tone green-and-white fish. The head is finished with refined gill and mou

Pike fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. Dome tack eyes with white bear paw decoration on sides. 9" x 1.5" tall x 7/8" wide.

Perch fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Domed brass eyes with additional dot painting along the seven black bars on body. 5 5/8" x 1 1/8" tall x 5/8" wide. Prov

Scarce 4 point Heddon decoy in bright shiner scale finish. Coming in its correctly stamped "ICE DECOY P" down bass box (VG), with split metal tail, marked side fins, glass eyes and inch worm line tie.

Fish decoy, Andy Trombley, Mt. Clemens, Michigan. Glass eyes with fish net scale pattern on body. Carved open mouth and gills.11.5" long. Provenance: Randy Singer collection. Notes: Decoy

Fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota. Flower fish with natural sides, yellow and black dots. 6.5" long.

Sucker fish decoy, Jesse Ramey, Cadillac, Michigan, circa 1930. Tack eyes, with carved sucker mouth and gills. 13" long. Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature "American Fish Decoys," Steven

Musky fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 1st quarter 20th century. Tack eyes. 6" x 1" tall x .5" wide. Provenance Steven Michaan collection. Literature Fish is pictured in "American Fish

Brook trout fish decoy, Jess Ramey, circa 1930. Carved eyes, mouth, and gills. Excellent and appealing paint pattern. 7" long. Provenance: Michaan collection. Literature: "American Fish Decoys," Steve

Perch fish decoy, Oscar Peterson, Cadillac, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. Tack eye model. 6" long x 1.25" tall x .75" tall. Carved gills and mouth. Provenance: Michaan collection. Literature: "A

Vintage 9 1/2" Wooden Fish Decoy

Very large walleye fish decoy, Leroy Howell, Minnesota, 1st half 20th century. Original gold paint. Double finned. 13.5" long.

Trout fish decoy, Ken Bruning, Tower, Michigan, 2nd quarter 20th century. One of the largest examples known, 16" long. Metal fins with incredibly well executed paint detail which is what Bruning was k

Inset glass or plastic eyes. Copper dorsal fin and adipose fin. Others appear to be steel. Carved mouth and gill with red paint accent in groove. A very light wash of silver along belly. Fish appears

Large and desirable fish decoy, Leroy Howell. Orange and white pattern with red and black eyes. 9.5" long.

Rare and large fish decoy, Ken Bruning, Tower, Michigan, 1st half 20th century. A very large model trout. 12.5" long. Provenance: Randy Singer collection. Notes: Decoy