WHIMBREL SHOREBIRD

FINE WHIMBREL in very good original paint and condition. Some very minor area of sap bleed to breast. Relief-carved wings and split tail. Detailed feather painting overall. Ticking to head and neck. H

DAINTY SHOREBIRD, possibly a whimbrel, by Harry V. Shourds, Seaville, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Head turned slightly left. Split-tail carving. Signed and dated 1998. Mounted on a cus

FEEDING SHOREBIRD, possibly a whimbrel. Retains antiqued original paint. Good structural condition. Relief-carved wings. "Y" carved in bottom. Mounted atop a custom base. 100-200

TWO FOLK ART SHOREBIRDS. One is a RUDDY TURNSTONE, the other is a WHIMBREL. Both original antiqued paint and very good condition. Both with carved eyes. Both with placement holes. One carved in a feed

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

George Boyd - fine Yellowlegs shorebird decoy. Seabrook, New Hampshire. Excellent condition. Inspected under UV light. No restoration noted. L approx 10-5/8". Stand not included. Please refer to this

Title: Shorebird Yellow Legs Decoy Carving By Frank Finney Dimension: Decoy – 8 5/8” tall x 12” long x 3” wide. Base – 6 ½” x 4 3/8”. Date: Additional In

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

Shorebird Trio Mark S. McNair (b. 1950) Craddockville, VA, c. 1990 12 1/2 in. long A Verity-style feeding peep, running dowitcher, and a plump sandpiper with the maker's incised "McNAIR" signature on

Detroit, MI, tack eyes, original paint with light gunning wear & some flaking, small amount of touchup to head, bill appears to have good age & is possibly original, hard to find in any condition, 12"

Primitive shorebird decoy. Carved wood with old paint. Mid 20th century. Condition: Wear and imperfections. L 26-1/4" .

Nine Shorebird Decoyslate 20th century, each carved and painted wood mounted to driftwood or wood discs, signatures include M.R. Waterman, David O'Neal, FW/MW, Gary W. Davis(?) and Roy L. White. Talle

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  

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

Shorebird Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 10 1/2 in. long A tack-eye shorebird with a wire bill. Original paint with light wear and flaking to bill. Provenance: Estate of A. Micha

Whimbrel, William Gibian, Onancock, Virginia. "Gibian" carved in underside. One wing is lifted to the side, the other wing is raised with carved wingtips. 15" long.

Lengths 9 to 12 inches.

by unknown maker from the Kitty Hawk Life Saving Station, excellent form & patina, Steve Weller Collection, 10"L, est. 700 - 1,000

Eight (8). American. Late 19th century. Pressed metal, wire, wood. Set of eight folding tin plover decoys with original wooden box and wood and copper mounting sticks. Each bird is in original black,

Shorebird decoy. Northeastern US, circa 1900. Condition: As found condition. Bill replaced. H 4-3/4" L 10-1/2". Display base not included. Copy and paste link for high-res image: https://www.dropbox.c

Painted and carved shorebird on mount. 22" x 20". Signed "TPL".

Group of (3) papier mache shorebird decoys with tack eyes, maker unknown, to include: (2) golden plovers, (smaller bird with light indentation to one side); and a greater yellowlegs, (damage to sides

Onacock, VA, glass eyes, excellent original paint with great detail, relief carved wingtips, head is turned slightly right, makers brand on bottom, 14"L x 13"T, est. 1,200 - 1,800

Seven Shorebird Decoys Seven old working shorebird decoys, including a cork Gelston yellowlegs, two papier-mache Massachusetts decoys, a high-head plover, a Mid-Atlantic plover, and two flat-sided bir