Crowell Style Flying Wood Duck Drake - Ken Kirby

Ken Kirby (b. 1946) - Little Egg Harbor, NJ c. 2000s - 15.5" long, 17" wingspan - Life-size Elmer Crowell style flying Wood Duck. Highly animated wall mount with the paint and form bearing strong rese

Ken Kirby (b. 1946) - Little Egg Harbor, NJ c. 2008 - 29" long - Large Elmer Crowell weathervane style flying goose plaque. Nicely painted with carved feather texturing on the wing. The wing is applie

WOOD DUCK DRAKE by Ken Kirby, Tuckerton, NJ. Very good original paint and unused condition. Hollow construction. Head turned slightly right. Signed, branded and dated 2007

VERY FINE MINIATURE WOOD DUCK DRAKE by Ken Kirby, Little Egg Harbor, NJ. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Raised carved wing tips and fluted tail carving. Detailed painted feather wo

Little Egg Harbor, NJ, 2 merganser drakes carved in the style of George Boyd, 16"L & 1 hooded merganser drake, 13.5"L, all have glass eyes, hollow bodies, excellent original paint, makers signature on

OUTSTANDING FLYING WOOD DUCK DRAKE by George Strunk,Glendora, NJ. Rare carving by this maker in excellent original paint and condition. Very full-bodied carving with top and underside of wings fully c

FINE STANDING WOOD DUCK by Ken Kirby, Little Egg Harbor, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Fine combing and painted feather detail. Split tail. Mounted on metal legs atop a custom base. Sign

ONE-THIRD SIZE WOOD DUCK DRAKE by Ken Harris, Woodville, NY. Excellent original paint and good structural condition with old repair to neck. Very small chip to tail area. Painted feather detail overal

Signed, Woodville, NY.

hand carved and painted duck decoy. circa 1960s.

mid 1960s. Woodville, NY.

FINE WOOD DUCK DRAKE by Pat Dale, Lambertville, NJ. Very good original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Carved in the style of Joe Lincoln. Nice painted feather detail to sides and

Ken Kirby (b. 1946) - Little Egg Harbor, NJ c. 2000s - 16.25" long - New England style merganser drake. Signed by maker on the bottom. Condition: Original with light wear to some of the edges.

1 by Ken Kirby, glass eyes, hollow body, excellent original paint, 14"L & 1 by unknown Ontario carver, working paint with some gunning wear & shot marks, 15"L, est. 150 - 300

Carlton "Cork" McGee (b. 1931) - Chincoteague, VA c.1989 -Drake 14.5" Hen 13" long - Decorative style antiqued wood duck pair. Hollow carved. Signed and dated on the bottom with CM carved in. Conditio

RED-BREASTED MERGANSER DRAKE by Ken Kirby, Little Egg Harbor, NJ. Very good antiqued paint and structural condition. Solid construction. Folk art style with carved crest and bill detail. Open mouth is

Drake Mallard and Drake Wood Duck. Woodville, NY.

Brandford, ONT, glass eyes, hollow bodies, carved in the Toronto style, excellent original paint, 1 in preening position & the standard position has very small tail chip, makers brand on bottom, 16"L,

Important back preening wood duck drake, Jim Schmiedlin, Bradfordwoods, Pennsylvania. This is the finest back preening wood duck Jim ever produced. Two piece hollow body with carved feathers, wingtips

RARE WOOD DUCK DRAKE by Charles Cooper Burkley, Fieldsboro, NJ, (1910-1983), circa 1950s. Very good original paint and structural condition. Nice painted feather pattern to head, breast and sides. Ins

Wood duck drake, Pat Meneely, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Signed on underside. Head is slightly turned. Carved crest and tucked head. Raised wingtips. Combing on sides. 14" long. Literature: "Decoys, 60 L

VERY FINE STANDING WOOD DUCK DRAKE by George Strunk, Glendora, NJ. Excellent original paint and structural condition. Hollow construction. Alert model with raised, crossed wing tips and fluted tail ca

Hurley Conklin (1913-1983) - Manahawkin, NJ c.1950's -17" long - Early pre-brand hollow carved decoy in a forward swimming position with a rare open mouth. The wing tip edges are slightly raised. Bear

Madison, WI, glass eyes, hand carved, excellent condition, makers brand & dated 2002 on back, 19.5"L with a 19.5"L wingspan, est. 1,000 - 1,500