THE CHEESEMAN GOLDENEYE DRAKEVerne Cheeseman(1897-1956)
Macomb, IL, c. 1930
11 1/2 in. long
"The carver Verne Cheeseman, from Macomb, Illinois, had many of his decoys painted by Edna, including Mallards, Canvasbacks,...
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EARLY SLEEPING MALLARD DRAKEStephenLane (1843-1900) (attr.)
Lacon, IL, c. 1890
13 in. long
A singular early and refined preening drake showcasing the distinct Lacon style in an elegant pose. The uplifted wing...
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HIGH-HEAD MALLARD PAIRWalter "Tube"Dawson (1882-1955)
Putnam, IL, c. 1920
17 in. long
Dawson learned carpentry from his father and began carving decoys at age seventeen. Over his long career in wood, he proved...
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THE MACKEY ENGLISH MALLARDJohn English(1848-1915)
Florence, NJ, c. 1880
16 in. long
John English was “the innovator of the Delaware River decoy,” yet his existence alluded collectors for years and information...
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ILLINOIS RIVER MALLARD HEN DECOY 20THCENTURY LENGTH 14”.ILLINOIS RIVER MALLARD HEN DECOY, 20th Century, Hollow-carved. In preening position. Glass eyes. Dimensions: Length 14"....
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TWO CARVED WOOD DUCK DECOYSTwo CarvedWood Duck Decoys , incl. mallard drake from the Illinois River, c. 1950s; and a bluebill drake from Quebec, CA, c. 1960s; larger l. 16 1/2 in...
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SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CARVED AND PAINTEDDECOYSusquehanna River carved and painted decoy, stamped JHG , 12" l., together with a mallard decoy, with incised paint, 13 1/4" l.
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AMERICAN PREENING MALLARD DECOY. Late20th century. Original paint and glass eyes with good carved tail and wing detail. Branded "WRW" with faint penciled signature, duck drawing and "From my Platte River rig...
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EARLY OHIO MALLARD DECOY. In the mannerof J.H. Porter, 1st half 19th century. Used on the Ohio River near Cincinnati. Unusual three piece body construction with glass eyes and old paint with good surface. Some...
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(LOT OF 4) DUCK DECOYS: TWO MALLARDS(Lot of 4) Duck decoys: two Mallards, one by Dara Saboluski, Kennebuck, Maine; another by French Broad River Decoy Company, 11/82; the third, a grebe with auction label for...
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TWO DUCK DECOYS. American 20th century.Bluebill drake with a note stating it was made by Ed ''One Arm'' Kelly (Monroe Michigan 1883-1955). Working decoy with original paint repair at glass eye.12''l. And a hollow...
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Mallard Pair by Ben YearganDrake andhen with stylized painting inset glass eyes inset tails solid body with keel for river hunting appears to be original paint marked B.Y. on underside of bills Ben Yeargan (1896-1974)...
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Mallard Cork Highhead Duck Decoys -PairNicely painted glass eyes hookeye to bottom of both marked 'Mississippi River Decoy made by Lou Burgess 1953' on both 17'' L good condition.Provenance: From The Estate...
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