A few examples of appraisal values for
H R DECOY

• Two Decoys, Captain Harry Job
  Two Decoys, Captain Harry Job
• Two Decoys one is a blue wing teal
  Two Decoys one is a blue wing teal hen and the other one is a mallard.
• A GROUP OF FIVE WORKING DECOYS
  A GROUP OF FIVE WORKING DECOYS Three Red-Headed Drakes, a Teal-Wing Hen, and a second hen possibly a Red-Head Hen, all with weights and anchor rings.
• [Decoy] Mallard Hen by Dewey Pertuit
  [Decoy] Mallard Hen by Dewey Pertuit Raceland LA.
• Half decoy and miniature decoy
  Half decoy and miniature decoy various makers, circa 1970-1977 Half decoy of a Hooded Merganser Drake, signed 'H. V. Shourds/ 1974' and a Mallard Drake, mark illegible, date 1977. H: 9 1/4 in. W: 15 in. (overall) PROVENANCE: Mrs. Betty Anderson, Wenonah, New Jersey. NOTE:Harry V. Shourds (1930-) is a third generation carver from New Jersey. Overall good condition.
• DECOY. American 1st half-20th
  DECOY. American 1st half-20th century soft wood. Original paint with working touch ups. Glass eyes. Shot scars. 17''l.
• [Decoy] Mallard Hen and Mallard
  [Decoy] Mallard Hen and Mallard Drake by MS Animal Trap Co. Pascagoula MS one stamp.
• [Decoy] Red Head Drake and Red
  [Decoy] Red Head Drake and Red Head Hen by MS Animal Trap Co. Pascagoula MS. one stamped.
• (4) CARVED AND PAINTED DECOYS TO
  (4) CARVED AND PAINTED DECOYS TO INCLUDE: 2Scoters, a Black Duck, and Connecticut Blue Billed scaup drake marked RHB. 12" to 16" long. Age appropriate wear.
• Black duck decoy, circa 1900, by
  Black duck decoy, circa 1900, by James Holly, Havre de Grace, Maryland, 7"h x 14"l
• HERRING DECOYHarold E. "Rick" Rickert
  HERRING DECOYHarold E. "Rick" Rickert (1923-1990) Mt. Clemens, MI, c. 1955 11 1/4 in. long An open-mouth carving with painted metal fins, stamped scales, and the maker's stamped "R" signature under the right pelvic fin. This decoy is from Rickert's special set of his best carvings. Original paint with light wear. Provenance: Rickert Collection Kangas Collection of International Folk Art and Decoys
• OWL DECOYBy the Herters Decoy Factory
  OWL DECOYBy the Herters Decoy Factory of Weseca Minnesota. In balsa wood with original paint.
• [Decoy] Mallard Drake possibly
  [Decoy] Mallard Drake possibly by MS Animal Trap Co. Pascagoula MS.
• DECOY. American 1st half-20th
  DECOY. American 1st half-20th century carved wood. Working decoy with original paint and glass eyes. Wear. 14''l.
• [Decoy] Blue Bill Hen and Blue
  [Decoy] Blue Bill Hen and Blue Bill Drake by MS. Animal Trap Company Pascagoula MS both stamped.
• Three drake decoys: wood with trac
  Three drake decoys: wood with trac
• Robin Snipe Decoy by H.D. Morse
  Robin Snipe Decoy by H.D. Morse American a carved and hand-painted robin snipe decoy with painted eyes stamped H.D. Morse; lg. 9 in. From the Dr. Lobb Collection. Purchased from Guyette and Schmidt in July 1982. Condition: Wear throughout including loss of paint minor dents and chips to beak and tail.
• [Decoys] Blue Winged Teal Drake
  [Decoys] Blue Winged Teal Drake and a Blue Winged Teal Hen Des Allemandes LA. by "Ski" Roger a protégé of Mark Whipple.
• [Decoy] Coot by Arthur Pellegrin
  [Decoy] Coot by Arthur Pellegrin Houma LA.
• Down East Factory Decoy mallard
  Down East Factory Decoy mallard hen, applied ey
• Three early working decoys, untouched Largest
  Three early working decoys, untouched Largest 8"h x 17.5"l x 6"w
• Carved pigeon decoy. 12'' Ht.
  Carved pigeon decoy. 12'' Ht.
• Crow decoy, carved and laminated
  Crow decoy, carved and laminated wood with black paint, glass eyes, marked on base "H.V. Shourdes" (Harry Shourdes II, born 1930, carving decoys after 1962), 14 in., mounted to driftwood. Good condition, old chip to beak. Griffin's Antiques, Jamestown, North Carolina, 1980
• RIG OF NINE MALLARD DECOYSBy the
  RIG OF NINE MALLARD DECOYSBy the Victor Decoy Company. Some old in-use repaint. Considerable wear.
• Maryland canvasback hen decoy,
  Maryland canvasback hen decoy, 8"h x 14"l
• AMERICAN DECOY. New England, 1st
  AMERICAN DECOY. New England, 1st half-20th century. Simply carved working decoy with crook nose, original paint and horseshoe weight. Some loss, age split and shot scars. 10"h. 13.5"l.
• DECOY. Made by Madison Mitchell
  DECOY. Made by Madison Mitchell (Harve de Grace Maryland) ca.1960 carved wood. Baldpate drake with original paint and painted eyes. Working decoy with minor wear. 14 3/4''l.
• [Decoy] Canvasback Hen and Canvasback
  [Decoy] Canvasback Hen and Canvasback Drake by MS Animal Trap Co. Pascagoula MS. both stamped both oversized experimental models.
• [Decoy] Coot or Poule Deau probably
  [Decoy] Coot or Poule Deau probably by MS Animal Trap Co. Pascagoula MS.
• TWO DECOYS. American 1st half-20th
  TWO DECOYS. American 1st half-20th century carved wood. Redhead hen attributed to St. Clair Flats Michigan. Working decoy with touched up paint and glass eyes. Some wear and shot scars 14 1/2''l. And a decoy attributed to Pratt Mfg.. Original paint and glass eyes. Wear and age split 14''l.
• DECOY. Attributed to Herman Fouts
  DECOY. Attributed to Herman Fouts (Liverpool Illinois 1880-1957) ca. 1910 carved wood. Two-part body with original paint and glass eyes. Working decoy with wear and shot scars. 15 1/2''l. Three screw holes on the bottom. With minor paint loss throughout.
• [Decoy] Canvas Back Hen and Canvas
  [Decoy] Canvas Back Hen and Canvas Back Drake by MS Animal Trap Company Pascagoula MS. both stamped.
• Canada goose decoy, canvas and
  Canada goose decoy, canvas and wire, wooden head and neck in hissing position, attributed to Joe Hayman, Corolla, North Carolina, 26 in. Neck separations, scattered repaint, abrasions,
• J. EVANS MCKINNEY, TWO MARYLAND
  J. EVANS MCKINNEY, TWO MARYLAND WORKING DECOYS Elkton, Maryland, carved and painted wood, the hen and drake signed and dated 1973 and 1981 respectively.
• [Decoy] Cinnamon Teal with markings
  [Decoy] Cinnamon Teal with markings of Norm Hebert.
• PR ANTIQUE BUFFLEHEAD WORKING DECOYS
  PR ANTIQUE BUFFLEHEAD WORKING DECOYS Carved and painted wood, doweled heads, lead strap weighting, unmarked, ca. 1900, roughly 13" long. Paint loss and weathering.