Yellowlegs, unknown maker, eastern shore of Virginia.

Yellowlegs, unknown maker, eastern shore of Virginia. Inserted iron nail as a bill. Measures 9" long. Notes: Decoy

Eastern Shore Virginia, BluebillEastern Shore Virginia, circa 1920, carved and painted wood. Length 14.25 in. A long body with a distinctive ridge running down the back, maker unknown. Additional hig

Yellowlegs decoy, probably Virginia, maker unknown, an early working shorebird having chip carved body with painted eyes and down-sweeping tail. The paint appears old with craquelure and possible coat

Yellowlegs decoy, possibly from Virginia, maker unknown. The paint appears original with some possible touch-up and flaking. The bill may be original with two carved pegs inserted at the bill top to s

American (possibly Eastern Shore Virginia), first-quarter 19th Century. Yellow pine and blue-painted one-piece cupboard with stepped cornice over picture frame-molded body. Two six-light glazed doors

Signed and numbered bronze sculpture of an alert and inquisitive standing otter by Eastern Shore (Virginia) artist David H. Turner. (b.1961) Signed "D. H. Turner, 2006, 44/100." With foundry mark. App

Paper cut work picture of a botanical urn full of flowers. Signed and dated at lower center: E. B. C., 1857. According to Mr. Long's notes, origin is the Eastern Shore, Virginia. Note on back from an

Goblet, Brilliant Period Cut Glass, 7" x 3.5", Diamond Pattern With Engraved Double Headed Eagle Crest, Unknown Maker, Virginia Chaplin Collection, VA.

Black duck, Sebastian Taylor, Eastern shore of Virginia, 1st quarter 20th century. Scratch feather paint detail and slightly raised head. Measures 16" long. Literature: "Chesapeake Bay Decoys," Robert

Painted Wooden Duck Decoy by Grayson ChesterWonderful hand carved and painted wooden decoy of a Wood Duck by Grayson Chester off the eastern shore of Virginia. Beautiful colors with a yellow and black

By William H. turner. #19 of an edition of 50. Signed "W.H./ Turner/ 1993/ 19/50. Cast in his foundry on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. 9" H. x 11" x 7". Excellent condition.

(3) Redware loaf pans, c/o Comforts of Home Pottery Eastern Shore of Virginia "Liberty Prosperity 1776 2006" with incised American eagle (12" x 9-1/4", chip to rim), L&G Breininger "1776 1976 Union Fo

A Webster canning label of "The Eastern Shore of Virginia." Framed under glass. Frame: 15" x 20".Provenance: The Pete Cecere Folk Art Collection.

Unmarked, probably Eastern Shore of Virginia or Maryland. H: approx. 7 3/4". L: approx. 13".

Frog on toadstool. Signed and dated 1989, numbered 14/200. Turner is a widely acclaimed sculptor from the Eastern Shore of Virginia. H: approx. 5 1/4".

LAND OF THE EVERGREEN BY JOHN WILLIAM ROBERTSON, M.D. 1963, ON LAND AND SEA - THE EASTERN SHORE OF VIRGINIA BY JOHN WILLIAM ROBERTSON, M.D. 1961

A Thelma J. Peterson "1985 Cobb Island Decoys - Eastern Shore of Virginia Nathan F. Cobb, Jr. September 27, 1825 - January 25, 1905", pencil signed and numbered 388/450. Housed in frame behind glass.

Signed, Artist from Willis Wharf Virginia's Eastern Shore, 29 1/2" h x 40" w

cloth yellowlegs by unknown factory maker, appears to be original paint, hard to find in any condition, stand not included, 9"L, est. 200 - 400

EARLY BLACK DUCK, possibly Eastern Shore, unknown carver. Combination of old flocking and working paint with flaking and wear. Good structural condition. Retains inlet weight and leather rigging. Over

Clark, Charles B. The Eastern Shore of Maryland and Virginia(New York: Lewiston Historical Publishing Co., 1950), three volumes, 4to (11 in.), blue linen with gilt to spines, the first two volumes giv

This possibly unique, small sterling silver, ornately detailed, small shoe is by an unknown, likely middle Eastern maker (possibly from Iran). It is unmarked, but tests sterling silver. There is a nic

TWO MINIATURE BIRD CARVINGSFirst Half of the 20th CenturyA yellowlegs and a mallard, both by unknown makers. Mounted on driftwood bases. Mallard with traces of a paper label.Heights 5” and 3&#82

Pair of North Carolina Feeding YellowlegsA pair of feeding yellowlegs from Avon, North Carolina by an unknown maker. Flatties such as these were very effective in luring in shorebirds when it was lega