A fine old example of a hand carved working decoy (Goldeneye) that shows considerable in-use wear yet remains solid structurally, see pics.
1-Mason STD. GRADE GOLDENEYE DUCK DECOY replacement head w 1/2″ dowel 1910-24
With light sanding, you will be able to blend the head ( neck ) into the body without any filler or you can add filler as Mason did.
1-Mason STYLE CHALLENGE GRADE SNAKEY GOLDENEYE replacement head with 1/2″ dowel
With light sanding, you will be able to blend the head ( neck ) into the body without any filler or you can add filler as Mason did.
MIKE BORRETT WI HIGHLY DETAILED STANDING GOLDENEYE DRAKE DUCK DECOY BRANDED OP
The product is a vintage MIKE BORRETT WI standing Goldeneye Drake Duck Decoy made of white cedar with highly detailed craftsmanship. This decoy features a solid body for added realism and authenticity. It is a unique and collectible piece for hunters and sportsmen looking to add a vintage touch to their hunting experience.
GOLDENEYE PAIR BEN SCHMIDT STYLE DUCK DECOYS Darkfeather Freedman ORIG PAINT
Experience the allure of waterfowl hunting with this pair of Goldeneye duck decoys, meticulously crafted in the style of Ben Schmidt. Carved from premium white cedar and featuring hollow bodies for ultimate realism, these decoys are designed to float smoothly on the water, creating a lifelike silhouette that will attract the attention of the most elusive ducks. Each decoy is a testament to Darkfeather’s commitment to quality and attention to detail, boasting the original paint scheme that ensures they stand out in any collection. Proudly made in the United States, these decoys are not just tools but works of art, ready to be a vital part of your next hunting adventure or to be displayed as a tribute to the sporting legacy. SIGNED AND BRANDED, HOLLOW
East Coast style BARROWS GOLDENEYE duck decoy CARVED PAINTED EYES WMW “AC”
This product is a NEW duck decoy in the East Coast style, featuring a BARROWS Goldeneye design with carved painted eyes. Made by WMW in the United States, the decoy is crafted from white cedar with a solid body. The distinctive feature of this decoy is its authentic design and materials, making it a valuable piece for hunting and sporting goods enthusiasts looking to add a unique and historical touch to their collection.
UNKNOWN MI. MAGNUM SIZE RED HEAD DRAKE DUCK DECOY OP WOOD NICELY CARVED
The product is a vintage red head drake duck decoy made of white cedar in the magnum size. It is a solid body decoy with intricate carving details, showcasing the craftsmanship of a bygone era. This unique piece originates from the United States and has not been modified, adding to its authenticity and collectible value for hunting enthusiasts and collectors alike. MAGNUM SIZE RED HEAD DRAKE IN ORIGINAL PAINT, GLASS EYES, GOOD CONDITION, WIDE BODY, NICE DETAILED BILL AND WING CARVINGS
Vintage Bob Dingman Bluebill Hen Duck Decoy Chauncy Wheeler Paint
It is in original paint that resembles Chauncy Wheeler’s work. It is very likely since they were good friends and worked together. Dingman lived from 1866 to 1941 so this decoy is likely from the early 1900’s.
MASON PREMIER GRADE GREEN-WINGED TEAL DUCK DECOY MIXED ORIGINAL/HUNTER’S PAINT
The product is a Mason Premier Grade Green-Winged Teal DRAKE Duck Decoy, featuring an antique design with a hollow body made of white cedar. This original hunting decoy is a vintage piece that originates from the United States, adding to its authenticity and appeal for hunting enthusiasts. The brand’s reputation for quality craftsmanship and attention to detail make this duck decoy a sought-after collectible for those who appreciate traditional hunting sports. VERY NICE CONDITION MASON GREEN-WINGED TEAL DRAKE WITH A MIX OF ORIGINAL/HUNTER’S PAINT. HOLLOW AND VERY HARD TO FIND IN ANY CONDITION. HUNTING WEAR. ORIGINAL EYES, CRACK IN NECK, NICE EXAMPLE, DESIRED SMALLER BODY STYLE. 1905 CIRCA.
EARLY BEN OR FRANK SCHMIDT BLACK DUCK VINTAGE DECOY, DETROIT, MI Ca. 1930’s
Because of the long primary carving, I suspect this is from the late 1920’s or 1930’s. The decoy is marked by a previous collector that it is made by Ben, but I see more traits that this was made by his older brother, Frank.
