A few examples of appraisal values for
DUCKS UNLIMITED FROM OUT OF NOWHERE

• TWO DUCKS UNLIMITED DECOYS, INCLUDING
  TWO DUCKS UNLIMITED DECOYS, INCLUDING CHRIS OLSON The first of a mallard hen, carved and painted, inscribed to underside "Virginia Ducks Unlimited / Gilmore B. Wagoner / Havre de Grace, MD / 2003" (7 1/2 x 15 x 6 1/2 in.); the second of a mounted long billed dowitcher, carved and painted, Chris Olson special edition 1990-91 Ducks Unlimited, Lac La Croix Collection, numbered 1014 (5 1/4 x 11 1/2 x 8 in.).
• TWO CARVED WOOD DUCK DECOYSTwo
  TWO CARVED WOOD DUCK DECOYSTwo Carved Wood Duck Decoys , incl. a pintail drake by Ducks Unlimited, c. 1999; and a drake shoveler by Herters, c. 1970, larger l. 18 1/2 in
• 7 PCS, DUCK DECOYS, LOUISIANA AND
  7 PCS, DUCK DECOYS, LOUISIANA AND OTHERS American, 20th century. Group of seven duck decoys by various makers including Madison Mitchell and Norman Herbert. Two made of canvas, the other five wood. Largest approx. w. 17"
• (4) Early Decorative Wooden Duck
  (4) Early Decorative Wooden Duck DecoysPolychrome painted two signed D. Foss and dated 5/73 one marked WAKE to bottom and titled Bufflehead Drake one titled Blue-winged Teal Drake one marked John J. Francis largest is 12'' L good condition.Provenance: From The Estate of The Late James W. Goodrich of Missouri.
• GROUP OF FOUR DUCK DECOYSGROUP
  GROUP OF FOUR DUCK DECOYSGROUP OF FOUR DUCK DECOYS, (4)
• THREE DUCKS UNLIMITED DECORATIVE
  THREE DUCKS UNLIMITED DECORATIVE DECOYS, THE FIRSTTHREE DUCKS UNLIMITED DECORATIVE DECOYS, the first "Horse Canvasback" 1985-86 season by Tom Taber, 1987-1988 special edition by Valorie Bundy. Both have glass eyes and are hand carved and decorated. Plus a resin 1989-1990 special edition.
• TWO DUCK DECOYS. American attributed
  TWO DUCK DECOYS. American attributed to the Illinois River 1st half-20th century. Pair of hollow bodied working decoys with original paint. Minor damage. 12''l.
• TWO CARVED WOOD DUCK DECOYSTwo
  TWO CARVED WOOD DUCK DECOYSTwo Carved Wood 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
• (LOT OF 4) DUCK DECOYS: TWO MALLARDS
  (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 Guyette and Schmidt, the fourth, a Canadan Goose by Ron Sadler, Country Traditions, Cambridge, Ontario; the largest 5.5"h x 14"w
• Five contemporary duck decoys to
  Five contemporary duck decoys to include a miniature goose signed Jeanne Higgins 1985 a mallard signed Raymond Hornick 1979 a... ?
• TWO DUCK CARVINGS. American late
  TWO DUCK CARVINGS. American late 20th century wood. Competition carvings of a green winged teal hen (pictured) signed ''Bruce Buckley'' 10 3/4''l. and a scaup hen signed ''Len Carnaghi''. 13 1/2''l.
• ROBERT KAPLAN, DUCKS ON THE BANK
  ROBERT KAPLAN, DUCKS ON THE BANK OF A PONDRobert Kaplan(20th century)Mallard ducks on the bank of a pondoil on canvassigned lower left Robert Kaplan5 x 7in (13 x 18cm) Provenance:Property from the Estate of Robert a
• DUCK DECOY. American late 20th
  DUCK DECOY. American late 20th century wood. Competition carving of a greater scaup drake attributed to Ken Scheeler. 13 1/4''l.
• THREE MADISON MITCHELL WORKING
  THREE MADISON MITCHELL WORKING DUCK DECOYS Both from the 1960s
• BLACK DUCK DECOYBy Elmer Crowell
  BLACK DUCK DECOYBy Elmer Crowell of East Harwich Massachusetts. Head turned in preening position. Unbranded.
• FIVE ASSORTED DUCK DECOYS Including
  FIVE ASSORTED DUCK DECOYS Including three brown ducks (one stamped Upper Chesapeake Bay with artist signature Bill Collins and dated 1986, one initialed HRJ, and one labeled Stoney Point Decoys); together with two primitive carved and painted red head decoys.
• TWO DUCK CARVINGS. American late
  TWO DUCK CARVINGS. American late 20th century wood. Competitive carvings of blue winged teal drakes by Russell Van Houzen. One signed and both initialed. 12''l. One pictured with table.
• TWO DUCK CARVINGS. American late
  TWO DUCK CARVINGS. American late 20th century wood. Competition carvings of a redhead drake signed ''Randy Tull'' 13''l. and a white winged scoter drake. Unsigned. 16''l.
• THREE DUCK DECOYSThree Antique
  THREE DUCK DECOYSThree Antique Duck Decoys , canvasback duck, c. 1910, by James Holly (1855-1935), Havre de Grace, Maryland; a redhead drake, 1972, signed by Madison Mitchell, Havre de Grace, Maryland; and another, longest l. 16 in.
• (3) Carved wood duck decoys, c/o
  (3) Carved wood duck decoys, c/o Decoys Unlimited Erie PA Canvasback (18-1/2" l), Canvasback impressed "WP" (15-1/2" l), unmarked (16-1/2" l)
• FRANK VINING SMITH (1879-1967)Startled
  FRANK VINING SMITH (1879-1967)Startled Ducks signed "Frank Vining Smith" lower right oil on board, 17 1/2 by 24 in. titled on back Born and raised in South Abington, Massachusetts, Frank Vining Smith grew up sailing and loved other New England outdoor pursuits as well. After graduating from high school, Smith attended the Boston School of the Museum of Fine Arts, where he studied under such notable artists as American Impressionist Frank W. Benson (1862-1951), Phillip L. Hale (1865-1931), and Edmund C. Tarbell (1862-1938). After graduating he worked as an illustrator for several newspapers in New York City and Boston, in addition to painting covers for national publications, such as "National Sportsman." After working as a staff artist for the "Boston Herald" for nearly fifteen years, Smith quit his post to focus on his painting career. He was ultimately rewarded with several one-man shows across the United States and a painting career spanning four decades. Provenance: Private Collection, New Hampshire Private Collection, Virginia
• LARGE GROUP OF DUCKS & BIRDS Most
  LARGE GROUP OF DUCKS & BIRDS Most made in Hong Kong and India.
• After Roland Clark (American, 1874-1957)
  After Roland Clark (American, 1874-1957) Two duck prints: "Sanctuary-Green Wing Teal", edition 102/250; "Down Wind-Pintail Drake", edition 194/250, published by The Derrydale Press, New York, 1937 and 1938, both signed lower right in pencil "Roland Clark" and inscribed, color lithographs on cream paper, 26 x 19-7/8 in.; painted wood frames,
• GROUP OF WOOD DUCK DECOYS, ONE
  GROUP OF WOOD DUCK DECOYS, ONE SIGNEDGroup of Wood Duck Decoys, One Signed,
• Three duck decoys: blue bill drake
  Three duck decoys: blue bill drake attributed to Bob Slatton, Grand Rapids, Minnesota, circa 1950, shot wounds and areas of repaint ; one crudely shaped with hollow body, tack eyes, extensive chips, areas of repaint ; blue bill drake, some carved feather detail, marked on base "E. Ouimet" (St. Anicet, Quebec, 1900-1975), repainted , 14 in. to 16 in. Estate of the Late Forest Wells, Jr.
• BLACK DUCK DECOYFrom New Jersey.
  BLACK DUCK DECOYFrom New Jersey. Carved wings and original paint.
• THREE MADISON MITCHELL WORKING
  THREE MADISON MITCHELL WORKING DUCK DECOYS All from the 1950s
• Custom Ducks in Flight Sculpturea
  Custom Ducks in Flight Sculpturea fine and large scale cast metal sculpture of two ducks flying over cattails unsigned likely made by Brass Baron.This sculpture served as the centerpiece of Ms. Boykin's beloved backyard garden.53 in.Attractive weathered patina.
• J.L. (Jacobus Leonardus) van der
  J.L. (Jacobus Leonardus) van der Meide (1910-1987) Ducks coming in over water; oil on canvas; 24" x 36"; signed lower right.
• PAIR OF MINIATURE WOOD DUCKSBy
  PAIR OF MINIATURE WOOD DUCKSBy Allen J. King (1878-1963) of North Scituate Rhode Island. Exceptional carving of a standing cock and seated hen. Both with painted eyes. Signed on back right of burlwood base A.J. King''.Provenance: Private Collection Arizona.''
• DUCKS AT A POND (AMERICAN SCHOOL
  DUCKS AT A POND (AMERICAN SCHOOL EARLY 20TH CENTURY). Oil on canvas unsigned. Naive image of ducks in flat colors similar in design to Grenfell rugs.14''h. 24''w. in a painted frame 18''h. 28 1/4''w. Ex Bill Samaha (Ohio/Massachusetts). According to a copy of a letter this painting was most likely painted by Edward Akin an outdoorsman and amateur artist from Dartmouth Massachusetts.
• Group of twenty-two hand-painted
  Group of twenty-two hand-painted wood ducks c.1920 designed to be floated in fingerbowls. 1.5"l. each
• Herend Porcelain Group of Two White
  Herend Porcelain Group of Two White Ducks, third quarter 20th century, from the Herend Waterfowl Collection, fully marked in blue stencil on the base, h. 5-3/4", w. 11-1/4".
• A duck decoy signed and dated "R.
  A duck decoy signed and dated "R. Madison Mitchell, 1948". 15"L.
• TWO VINTAGE DUCK DECOYSTwo Vintage
  TWO VINTAGE DUCK DECOYSTwo Vintage Duck Decoys , incl. ringneck by Al Aucoin, Bourg, LA.; and a Canadian Goose by Herters Inc., MN, larger length 19 in.
• Two Wisconsin Canvasback Duck Decoys
  Two Wisconsin Canvasback Duck Decoys one attributed to Joe Gigl, Fremont, Wisconsin, 1930s, cork body and wood tail and head, glass ey