TWO LONG-BILLED CURLEWS, NEW JERSEY

TWO LONG-BILLED CURLEWS, New Jersey. Both in original antiqued paint and very good structural condition. Both with relief-carved wings and painted feather work. Both retain original carved bills. One

FINE LONG-BILLED CURLEW, New Jersey. Weathered original paint and very good structural condition. Carved wing separation below the neck. Carved full cheek detail. Raised layered wing tips and broad ta

LONG-BILLED CURLEW, New Jersey. Original paint and very good structural condition. Painted eye detail. Carved in a feeding position. Retains original bill which is dowelled through the neck. 100-200 (

LONG- BILLED CURLEW, New Jersey. Good original paint showing some weathering and very good structural condition. Carved in a swimming position. Loop feathering to back and underside. Retains original

LONG-BILLED CURLEW, New Jersey. Original paint and very good structural condition. Retains original bill. Minnow in throat model. Nice plump carving. Painted eyes and carry hole. 100-200 (Stands Not I

THREE LONG-BILLED CURLEWS, probably New Jersey. All in very dry original paint and very good structural condition. Solid construction. Appear to retain original bills. Mounted atop a painted base.200-

TWO LONG-BILLED CURLEWS in antiqued original paint and condition. Both with some paint rubs. 100-150

Estate / Collection: The Collection of the Direct Descendants of Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney American, b. 1953 A Long-Billed Curlew Signed MATIA, numbered 26/36, and dated 93 on the rocky outcrop Bron

LONG BILLED CURLEW by the Wildfowler Decoy Co., Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Excellent original paint and as new condition. Heart-shaped wing pattern to back. Paint ticking to body, neck and head. Retains origin

After John James Audubon (American, 1785-1851) Long-billed Curlew, Plate 231. Facsimile giclee print, edition 19/200. From The New-York Historical Society's Edition "Audubon's Fifty Best Watercolors".

THIRTEEN DECOYS20th CenturyThree by the Mason Decoy Factory, one Chesapeake goldeneye drake, a primitive Long Island merganser hen, two New Jersey black ducks, a primitive parrot carving, and five oth

Large and impressive curlew from Cape May, New Jersey, unknown maker, circa 1900. A hardwood hooked bill is splined through back of head. 19" long. Provenance: Bruce Williams collection.

Old working repaint with shot marks and minor losses, some with old patch repairs. Nail bill probably replaced. Appx. 12 1/4" long, 10 3/4" tall with base.

English hallmarks on sterling pig approx. 3 inches long and two brass medals from New York and New Jersey

Willet or curlew, unknown maker, Cape May, New Jersey, last quarter 19th century. Glass bead eyes, inserted iron bill. Shoulder and split wing carving and dropped tail. 16" long. Provenance: Bruce Wil

ARTIST: Kanute Edwin Felix (New Jersey, Florida, Swedish, 1852 - 1935) NAME: Autumn Lake Landscape MEDIUM: oil on canvas CONDITION: One tear 2" long along right edge. Two pinhole punctures. Some craqu

Two brass HO gauge freight cars in original boxes, 1980's Overland Models by AJIN (Korea), unpainted. The first is a Centennial of New Jersey NE caboose, 4" long. Box measures 9" X 5" X 2". The second

Two New Jersey engravings, Monmouth Park and Long Branch

Two carvings, George Strunk, Glendora, New Jersey. Both are signed. Seal is also stamped and dated 2001. Goose is 1/4 size with carved crossed wingtips and fluted tail. Seal is approximately 9" long.

Possibly New Jersey, gunned over and shot marks, one has damage to bill and tail / both in as-found condition.L: approx. 15 1/2".Provenance: the estate of John Long, highly regarded Virginia antiques

Two Carved and Painted Wood Shore Birds Attributed to Chief Cuffee, Shinnecock, Long Island, Circa 1910 comprising a Hudsonian Curlew and a Sickle Billed Curlew, one inscribed in pencil on the undersi

New Jersey, c. 1880 13 1/2 in. long A salty old marsh warrior with a high head, deep eye grooves, and a finely carved bill. The carving's underside displays the museum identification code "A51-139" in

Five Carvings Dan Cobb New Jersey, c. 1980 duckling is 7 1/2 in. long Three miniature carvings—a gull, a bluebill, and a hooded merganser—and two life-size mallard ducklings make up this group of

AN AMERICAN ART NOUVEAU STYLE PAINTED IRON TWO-LIGHT FIGURAL LAMP, FOR IRON ART, PHILLIPSBURG, NEW JERSEY, CIRCA 1960, with stylized female figure standard, her hair transforming into long scrolling t