Three Antique Maine Carved Wooden Decoys

paint decorated, glass eyes, each being approx. 16"-17" long.

wooden heads and tails, paint decorated, glass eyes, each approx. 20" long. Accompanied by the original weights for each.

Antique carved wooden fish decoy plaque signed "RD" in the lower right. The fish is carved, painted and has three stones inset. Fins are flexible.

An antique hand carved floating duck decoy rig having three ducks; including, one black and white painted duck and two black painted ducks with a wooden rig attached to the bottom.

Three Antique Carved Wood Decoys. 14" Long

1. Canvasback, Taylor Unionville, PA, Loss to Paint; 2. Bluebill Hen with expected Wear; 3. Mallard Hen with Expected Wear; Longest 15". Condition: Fair.

Working Pair. 1. Ruddy 2. Unknown, Longest 11". Condition: Fair with Paint Wear, Neck Repair-old.

Three softwood carved figures, each on a wooden plinth. Dimensions:Each is about 6" x 3 1/2" and 12 1/2" tall. Provenance:From the estate of Jack R Bershad

Comprising two ovular examples and a large round bowl with buckle wear. Round bowl 19 3/4" diameter.

Working Pair. 1. Black Duck 2. Unknown, Longest 14". Condition: Fair with paint loss and expected use wear. 1 missing eyes.

Three carved wooden bird decoys, white body with grey and black. Possibly seagull. Two holes on bottom for wooden dowels. Dowels missing. 1 as is. 15-16" nose to tail.

Working Decoys. Length 15". Condition: Fair with Age Cracks, Splits and Expected Use Wear.

Lot of three antique wooden duck decoys

Charles Walker, Illinois River, Princeton, Il. Circa 1930; Length 16". Condition: Fair with Paint Losses and Crack to Neck.

Low Head Bluebill Drake. Length 15". Condition: Good.

Length 20". Condition: Fair with Old Repair.

Illinois Valley; Length 15". Condition: Fair - Damage to Tail and Neck.

Unusual Construction, New Jersey, 16"L. Condition: Good.

Attributed Dewey Pertuit, Raceland, LA, Circa 1950. Condition: Good.

Length 14". Condition: Good.

Ken Anger, Ontario; Length 14". Condition: Good.

16"L. Condition: Fair with Loss to head.

15.5" L x 5.25" x &" H. Small chip to tail. Eyes appear to be glass.

This lot contains three antique hand carved wooden slingshots collected in situ in 1970 by Museum Curator Paul Hendricks. The slingshots features ornately carved figures of a Lion, a Bird and a feline