Decoy Auction

Miniature mallard drake by Benjamin J. Schmidt, Detroit and Centerline, MI in excellent original condition with "BJS" written in pencil on...

Miniature black duck by Benjamin J. Schmidt, Detroit and Centerline, MI in excellent original condition with "Benj. J. Schmidt Nov 59" and...

Pair of bluebill decoys from the Detroit, Michigan area. Both are in excellent original paint with light wear. Nicely carved wings and tail. Hen has

Pair of perky cork bodied ring-bill decoys from Michigan. Pine heads and bottom boards. Drake has neck reglued with a small chip to the cork near the

Rare and funky solid body bluebill hen decoy by James Buchman, Erie, PA. with a wide body, paddle tail, and fat jaws. Wonderful folk art detail in the

Rare early wide-bodied solid redhead drake decoy by James Buchman, Erie, PA with same wonderful carving detail as previous lot but with a tulip design

Solid body canvasback drake decoy with W. H. Harris branded on the lower left side. Harris was a punter for the Winous Point Club. Good OP with light

Bluebill hen decoy with "EAO branded on the lower right side attributed to the Dodge Factory. Good OP with some average wear. Filler missing f...

Balsa body canvasback drake by Ralph Reghi, Detroit, MI. with a pine head and keel and glass eyes. Head appears to be OP with possible t/u to the blac

Bob tail canvasback drake from MI area by Ted Vandenboesch. In excellent original condition.

Canvasback drake by Danny Scriven. "S" and "Hall" branded on bottom. In excellent original condition.

Hollow bob tail "skunk" head scoter with glass eyes and old paint. Tight old bill check. Maker unknown. Provenance: Pitt Collection.

Hollow unused pair of early mallard decoys in excellent original condition by Ken Anger of Dunville, Ontario, Canada. Both have glass eyes ands turned

Pair of hollow working bluebill decoys by Ken Anger, Dunville, Ontario, Canada. Hen is in original paint with a few minor rubs and nicely rasped and g

RARE pair of Tuveson Company flying canvasback decoys. Tuveson manufactured decoys from 1919 to 1942. The patent for the flying models was issued in 1

Dodge Factory canvasback drake with some old repaint on breast, neck, and head. Numerous scrapes on the surface and overall wear. Neck re-glued, glas

Dodge Factory bluebill hen in original paint. Check on the left side of the face and wear to the edges of the bill. Glass eyes, coat of wax or finish

Solid body bluebill drake decoy from the Herter Factory, Waseca, MN with the "Herter Inc. 1893" brand on the bottom. XOC, unused. Collecti...

Oversized (14 inch) factory bluebill drake decoy. XOP with light wear. Glass eyes. Provenance: Pitt Collection.

Wildfowler Factory, with Quogue, LI brand, pair of pintail decoys with balsa bodies and pine heads. XOC, hen has minor rubs on the bill. See "C...