Two Shorebird Decoys from Long Island

Two Shorebird Decoys Long Island, c. 1880 10 1/2 in. long Old paint with gunning wear and replaced bills. Provenance: Estate of Malcolm M. McAlpin Size 10 1/2 in. long Condition Old paint wit

Two 10 inch Shorebird decoys, one Yellowlegs and one Dunlin- old identification was as a Snipe, attributed to rigs used on Long Island, NY. One has an old price sticker, identifying the decoy as a sni

Lot of 3 Long Island Broadbill decoys, two cork, one wood. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches; 13 inches]. Wood decoy missing part of b

RARE Long Island root head shorebird Decoy A 9 ¾ inch decoy, with a swivel head. Very old surface with ancient old paint worn to the wood in places with rubs. Provenance: Pintauro Collection

TWO LONG ISLAND BLUEBILL DECOYS20th CenturyBoth with glass eyes. Makers unknown.Lengths 12” and 13”.

Two Brant duck cork decoys. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [16 inches]. One with cracks in cork of body and neck; other in good condition.

Shorebird decoy early 20th century. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [7 inches]. Gunning wear; missing head.

New York Yellowlegs Unknown Carver, Long Island A 11 ½ inch shorebird decoy with painted eyes and carved raised wings. Original paint with wear.

A 10 inch Dowitcher Shorebird decoy attributed to John Henry Birch, a mid-19th Century shorebird carver from Long Island, NY. In old in-use paint with gunning wear.

A 14 inch Mallard drake by Wildfowler Decoys, Babylon, Long Island, NY, signed on the bottom. A 13 1/4 inch Mallard Drake by by Bob Berry and North American Duck. Gallery. Both are in original paint w

EARLY SHOREBIRD, possibly Long Island, NY, in very old working paint. Two-piece construction. Small portion of bill remaining. Mounted atop a custom base. 75-125

Lot of 3 broadbill decoys, two of cork, one of balsa. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches]. In good condition; one cork bird has applied

Lot of 3 Goldeneye wood decoys, possibly Wildfowler Decoy Co., comprising two drakes and one hen. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches].

Four broadbill cork decoys, comprised of two drakes and two hens, South Shore of Long Island. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [Hens: 13 inches;

Yellowlegs Wilbur R. Corwin (1852-1914) Bellport, Long Island, NY, c. 1890 12 1/2 in. long An alert shorebird decoy with a slightly turned and canted head, brass round-head-screw eyes, slightly raised

Lot of 4 Canada Goose decoys: One balsa, one cork with applied bottom board, and two wood. Possibly by Wildfowler. Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island esta

Five Canvasback cork decoys, all branded "R.H.S., Jr.". Provenance: From Wildfowler Decoys, Inc. (Quogue) and Peacock Point, Long Island estate. [14 inches]. Two with broken bills; two with breaks in

Yellowlegs decoy by WILLIAM H. SOUTHARD (American, Seaford, Long Island, New York, 1874-1940), a rig mate to the Southard shorebird in the previous lot, having the same inscribed inventory number ''56

Title: Decoy Date: Contemporary Dimensions: 10” long and 11” long Provenance/Additional Information: Lot of two similar “Flattie” shorebirds by Tim Eastland Essex Ct. They have nice paint and

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

Group of (2) shorebirds by unknown Long Island makers, to include: tiny cork peep decoy, believed to be from the Hewlett area, in the Seaford or Bowman style, (bill is missing along with one eye, othe

Willie Ross, carver (Chebeague Island, Maine 1878-1954) with painted decoration, 26"long This model of decoy was selected for a two-page spread in John Dinan's Maine chapter of "The Great Bo

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.

A 9 3/4 inch sleeping Yellowlegs mantle carving and a running Shorebird decoy by Alfred Gardner (1881-1971), Hingham, MA, the Shorebird is signed with the maker's oval ink stamp. Both have glass bead