A few examples of appraisal values for
LARGE DUCKS 1980

• VINTAGE 80'S COMPOSITE DUCK
  VINTAGE 80'S COMPOSITE DUCK DECOYVintage 80's composite duck decoy having glass eyes. Dated 9-10-80. Measures approx. 14 width x 7 height x 6 inch width.
• Six Federal duck stamp prints
  Six Federal duck stamp prints 1980-85: "Mallards", 1980, 1951/12,950, Richard Plasschaert (American, born 1941), framed; "Ruddy Ducks", 1981, 11,906/16,000, John S. Wilson (American, born 1939), original folio verso backing, framed; "Canvasbacks", 1982, 9201/22,250, David A. Maass (American, born 1929), unframed, matted; "Pintails", 1983, 7411/17,400, Philip Vernon Sholer (American, born 1951), unframed, matted; "Wigeons", 1984, 7411/20,400, William Curry Morris, Jr., American, born 1945); "Cinnamon Teal", 1985, 7411/18,200, Gerald Mobley (American, born 1938), unframed, matted, all photolithographs signed by artists in pencil, all images 6-1/2 x 9 in. All with accompanying stamps sandwiched in glassine.
• 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
• (2) Duck decoys, c/o Franklin
  (2) Duck decoys, c/o Franklin Gallery 1984 The North American Mallard (8" l x 3" h), "The Wooden Duck" (10-1/2" l x 5")
• GROUP THREE DUCK DECOYS, TWO SIGNED
  GROUP THREE DUCK DECOYS, TWO SIGNED D. MOULDERlate 20th century, two dated 1980's. Largest: 8" high, 16" wide, 10' deep. Provenance: Property of a Woodbury CT Estate.
• 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
• Three carved duck decoys-
  Three carved duck decoys- canvasback duck c.1940 with original paint decoration 16"l. pintail duck early 20th c. with paint of a later date 19.5"l. and a hooded merganser 20th c. with paint of a later date.
• SEVEN AMERICAN DUCK CARVINGS.
  SEVEN AMERICAN DUCK CARVINGS. Second half 20th century. Varnished surfaces and glass eyes. Two are marked. "Brandenburg Wildlife", 16"l. and "LEB '81", 23"l. At least two are cleaned and refinished working decoys with splits and shot scars. Varying scuffs and scratches and some age splits.
• Six carved and painted duck and
  Six carved and painted duck and shore bird decoys 20th c. ?
• Three duck decoys: male and
  Three duck decoys: male and female mallards, 18-1/4 in. and 17-1/4 in.; canvasback, 15 in., all with flat bottoms and glass eyes, all marked on bottom in white paint "TV". All with areas of retouch, minor chips, separations.
• 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"
• 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... ?
• Six Federal duck stamp prints,
  Six Federal duck stamp prints, 1979-1984, all photolithographs: "Green-Winged Teal", 43/1500, 1979, Kenneth Michaelsen (American, born 1936), image 7 x 9-7/8 in. and additional etching, "Redheads", 94/100, 1-7/8 x 2-1/8 in.; "Mallards", 189/12,950, 1980, Richard Plasschaert (American, born 1941), original folio verso backing, image , 6-1/2 x 9 in.; "Ruddy Ducks", 472/16,000, 1981, John S. Wilson (American, born 1939), original folio verso backing, image 6-1/2 x 9 in.; "Canvasbacks", 287/22,250, 1982, David A. Maass (American, born 1929), image 6-1/2 x 9 in.; "Pintails", 2099/17,400, 1983, Philip Vernon Sholer (American, born 1951), original folio verso backing, image 6-1/2 x 9 in.; "Wigeons", 283/11,500, 1984, with gold medallion, William Curry Morris, Jr. (American, born 1945), image 6-1/2 x 9 in.; all with accompanying stamps signed by artists, all signed, Wild Wings and North Carolina Museum of Art labels verso; all with black-painted and silver gilt wood frames. All hinged at top; frames with abrasions.
• (3) OVERSIZED DECOYS - All Modern
  (3) OVERSIZED DECOYS - All Modern including: Seagull by David B. Ward with his stamp undated circa 1980 20'' long good condition; PLUS Redhead Duck with iron towing ring unmarked 21'' long cracked neck; PLUS Red Neck Grebe glass eyes unsigned 20
• LARGE GROUP OF DUCKS & BIRDS Most
  LARGE GROUP OF DUCKS & BIRDS Most made in Hong Kong and India.
• TWO VINTAGE DUCK DECOYSTwo
  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.
• Six limited edition signed and
  Six limited edition signed and mostly numbered duck prints, some with Federal stamps by: Arthur Cook, Emperor Geese 1972, 631/950; Albert Gilbert, Hooded Merganser, 3846/5800; 3) Martin R. Murk 1976, Ross Geese 4375/5800; Alderson Magee 1976, 739/3600; Richard Plasschert 1980, Mallards 2293/12950; David Maass 1974, Wood Ducks; two by Maynard Reece; and one by Ken Michaelson. All unframed. 7" x 9" Condition: Some loose in matting.
• (LOT OF 4) DUCK DECOYS: TWO
  (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
• Four carved and painted duck decoys
  Four carved and painted duck decoys early 20th c. ?
• 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
• , 20TH CENTURY, GROUP OF UNFRAMED
  , 20TH CENTURY, GROUP OF UNFRAMED U.S. POSTAGE STAMP PRINTS, 1980S AND 1990S, PRINT20TH CENTURY GROUP OF UNFRAMED U.S. POSTAGE STAMP PRINTS, 1980s AND 1990s, Print Each in custom sleeve and numbered, titles include: Canada Geese, Robert Steiner; 1991 First National Waterfowl Conservation Stamp Print, David Maass (Gold Medallion); Elephant Cow and Calf, Gabriel Ellison 1991/92; 1986 Migratory Waterfowl, Leon Parson; 1987-1988 Arkansas Migratory Waterfowl Hunting Stamp Design: Hurricane Lake Wood Ducks, Robert Bateman (5) Print
• Three miniature carved and
  Three miniature carved and painted wood duck figures 1) "Western Grebe," signed "Bob Miller 1980," 2 3/4 in. H., 4 3/4 in. L.; 2) pair of brown ducks, signed "Ed Fennimore" and branded "Enf89", 1 1/4 in. H., 3 1/2 in. L.
• Two carved and painted duck
  Two carved and painted duck decoys early 20th c. together with a shorebird and fish decoy. ?
• Six carved and painted duck
  Six carved and painted duck decoys mid 20th c. longest - 16 3/4". ?
• FOUR CARVED WOOD DUCK DECOYSFour
  FOUR CARVED WOOD DUCK DECOYSFour Carved Wood Duck Decoys , 20th c., incl. common merganser, gadwall drake, and harlequin from Herter's 1893 series; and mallard drake, c. 1950, by Wildfowler Decoy Co., Babylon, NY, all with glass eyes, longest l. 16 in
• A COLLECTION OF WOOD DUCK DECOYSA
  A COLLECTION OF WOOD DUCK DECOYSA collection of wood duck decoys, 20th century Six with various maker's marks Each carved wood with varied hand-painted surfaces, representing different species; each varying in age and style, some with glass eyes, 18 pieces Largest (Canadian Goose): 11.25" H x 20" W; Smallest (Brown Duck) 5.75" H x 15" W Dimensions: Largest (Canadian Goose): 11.25" H x 20" W; Smallest (Brown Duck) 5.75" H x 15" W
• Pair Oversized Canvasback Duck
  Pair Oversized Canvasback Duck Decoys American, early to mid 20th century, both drakes, keels with applied weights, old probably original chainsaw surfaces, both 14 x 22 in.,
• A pencil drawing of ducks in flight
  A pencil drawing of ducks in flight signed bottom right '' Roland Green '' approx. 22.5 x 17.5 cm together with an original pencil ''illustrations to accompany article Revelation On The Great Barrier Reef by Peter Scott'' approx. 24 x 19 cm.
• Six carved and painted duck
  Six carved and painted duck decoys early 20th c. longest - 16 1/2" l. ?
• Seven duck decoys: stained wood
  Seven duck decoys: stained wood display model with turned head, tack eye; cast reproduction of carving by Jett Brunet, Ducks Unlimited, 2000-2001; canvasback drake, Barnegat Bay 1984; three J. C. Higgins fiberglass "Lifelike Decoys"; Johnson's folding decoy, wood and paper; 14 in. to 17 in. All with minor chips, abrasions and surface wear.
• (4) Carved wood duck decoys,
  (4) Carved wood duck decoys, including Jules A Bouillet handcrafted limited edition 1783/5000, LL Bean hand finished by Lois M Legendre 1986, largest 16" l x 6-1/2" h
• TWO VINTAGE LOUISIANA DUCK
  TWO VINTAGE LOUISIANA DUCK DECOYSTwo Vintage Louisiana Duck Decoys , 1940s, by Jack Edrington, New Orleans, LA, length 18 in.
• Canvasback duck decoy ca. 1940
  Canvasback duck decoy ca. 1940 stamped W.D. Radford 11 1/2" h. 18" l. ?
• BLACK DUCK AND MALLARD HENc. 1970
  BLACK DUCK AND MALLARD HENc. 1970 18 in. long Original paint with light wear. Provenance: John R. Wierdsma Collection
• TWO WORKING DUCK DECOYS
  TWO WORKING DUCK DECOYS Mid-century, carved and painted wood, both with attractive raked surface texture, including a Mallard hen by Victor Animal Trap, with glass eyes, carved initials to underside (7 x 17 1/2 x 5 1/2 in.); the smaller of a swimming bluebill, with weighted underside, unmarked (5 1/2 x 16 3/4 x 3 1/2 in.).
• (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.