Turned head canvasback drake decoy by George Frede

Two Great Lakes Canvasback Drakes c. 1950 16 in. long The tucked head is by Cliff Rankin of Wallaceburg, Ontario and the turned head is by Frank Cummings of Harsen's Island. As found.

1 with turned head attributed to Danny Scriven & 1 attributed to Ben Schmidt, Centerline, MI, both have glass eyes, solid bodies, old working paint, the Pete Konwinski Collection, 16"L, est. 150 - 300

Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, alert high head turned right, relief carved tail feathers, light coat of varnish, makers signature on bottom, 14"L, est

Hamilton, ONT, combination of original & working paint, head is turned right, small repair to tip of bill, light gunning wear, a few shot marks, exceedingly hard to find, 15"L, est 2,000 - 4,000

Portage La Prairie, MAN, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, nice form with head being turned right, makers signature & dated 1993 on bottom, 14.5"L, est. 200 - 400

Tustin, WI, glass eyes, hollow body, working paint, a few shot marks, head is turned slightly right, 17"L, est. 200 - 400

1 Vern Williamson of Lake Poygan, WI, glass eyes, hollow body, head is turned left, working paint, a few shot marks, 16"L & 1 by unknown carver, glass eyes, solid body, bill repair & age crack through

CANVASBACK DRAKE by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Very good original paint and unused condition. Head turned slightly left. Signed by Charles Birdsall and dated 1972. Paint by William Ke

TWO CANVASBACK DRAKES by the Delaware River Decoy Company, Riverside, NJ. Very good original paint with some shelf scuffs. Very good structural condition. Both heads just slightly turned. Both retain

Decoy, Crisfield, MD, Glass Eyes, Solid Body, Body appears to be Mostly Original, Head appears to be Restored, crack in Neck, Otherwise Good, Slightly Left Turned Head, Excellent Form & Great Profile,

Whitehall, MI, glass eyes, hollow body, old working paint with flaking & gunning wear, a few shot marks, head is turned left, nice example of a working Sibley, hard to find in any condition, branded F

Vercheres, Quebec, glass eyes, solid body, original paint with light wear, a few age cracks in body, nice wing carving, head is turned slightly left, 15"L, est. 200 - 300

1 Walter Snow canvasback drake, glass eyes, solid body, original paint, head is turned slightly left, 15"L & 1 black duck decoy from the Snow family, glass eyes, solid body, excellent original paint,

George Strunk (b.1958) - Glendora, NJ c. 2000's - Drake 8.75" Hen 7.75" long - Hollow carved pair of Canvasbacks with fine form. The drake has a turned head and tight combed feathering across his body

FINE PAIR OF CANVASBACKS by the Wildfowler Decoy Company, Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Drake's head turned slightly left. Stipple paint to

Decoys, Chicago IL, Glass Eyes, Solid Bodies, Mint Original Paint, Excellent Detailed Feather Etching, Drake's Head Turned Right, Hen is Left, Signed and Dated 1977 on Bottom, Excellent Form and Detai

Decoys, Harsens Island, Glass Eyes, Solid Bodies, Strong Original Paint with Light Gunning Wear, Signed on Bottom, Drake Head Slightly Turned Right, Detailed Combing, Hen is Slightly Turned Left, Bran

Knot-Head Canvasback Drake Decoy The Ward Brothers Lemuel T. (1896-1984) and Stephen (1895-1976) Crisfield, MD, 1929 17 in. long The underside of this rare two-piece construction displays the date and

(2) Turned Head Canvas Back Drake, Canvas Back Hen, Midwest, 16" x 7"

The hand carved and hand painted example with hollow body, plank base, nicely carved turned head, paint detail, simple carved detail at the tail, rig brand of WEB on the underside. Measures 16 inches

Drake canvasback natural cork decoy by George B. Robert, Mastic, Long Island, New York. Often referred to as ''South Shore Flatties'', these are used in large rigs on the South Bay of Long Island. The

Four Various Decoys. Including a high head canvasback drake, 15-1/2"l. Condition: Good with some wear and breaks.

Upper Chesapeake Bay, c. 1870 15 1/2 in. long A large canvasback decoy with a slight ridge down the tail. The underside for tail bears an incised "H" and the body has a second head by James T. Holly (

Three-Quarter-Size Mallard Drake A. Elmer Crowell (1862-1952) East Harwich, MA, c. 1950 13 in. long This turned-head drake, finished with the maker's signature rasp marks on the breast, retains the Cr