ca 1920 great pr of mallard decoy wall planters from NJ

Portage La Prairie, Manitoba, glass eyes, hollow bodies, excellent original paint with great detail, makers brand on bottom, 17.5"L, est. 500 - 700

Horicon, WI, glass eyes, solid bodies, strong original paint with light gunning wear, coat of varnish on drake, hen is dry, great form, 16"L, est. 600 - 900

Pt. Pleasant, NJ, glass eyes, balsa bodies, original paint, some gunning wear, 19"L, est. 100 - 200

Beach Haven, NJ, glass eyes, solid bodies, mint original paint, heads are slightly turned, makers signature & dated 1965 on bottom, 8"L, est. 300 - 500

North America, United States, Maryland (Chesapeake Bay) and Michigan (St. Clair Flats), ca. 1900 to 1920 CE. A pair of hand-carved and hand-built wooden hunting decoys depicting 2 identifiable species

NJ, Glass Eyes, Oversized Hollow Body, This was hunted with, Light wear on paint on edge of bill and edge of tail, a few shot marks, Great comb painting on sides and back, signed & dated 1992, 18"L x

Mullica Hill, NJ, glass eyes, hollow bodies, excellent original paint with great detail, relief carved tail feather, in preening position, signed & dated 2006 on bottom, drake is 20"L & hen is 14.5"L,

Peoria, IL, glass eyes, hollow bodies, hen is mostly worn original paint with bill repair & touchup to speculum, age crack in neck, drake is combination of original & working paint with enhancements t

GROCK (Charles Adrien Wettach, 1880 - 1959). Grock. Paris: L’Ile De France, ca. 1920. One-sheet color lithograph bearing a striking Jekyll/Hyde dual portrait of the great clown and circus star.

Large Chinese porcelain fish bowl planters. Probably Circa 1920's. Painted in great detail with floral, vines, decorative scrolls, Greek key around neck & gilt accents. 4 circular medallions around si

American oil on canvas depicting "The New York Day Line" steamer plying the Hudson River, artist signed lower left on stacked stone wall, Albert S. (Satzmar) Nemethy, (American 1920-1998), in original

Robin Snipe Harry V. Shourds (1861-1920) Tuckerton, NJ, c. 1890 9 in. long A red knot in bright spring plumage. Robin snipe carvings by this maker are amongst the rarest species that he carved, with t

Black-Bellied Plover Harry V. Shourds (1861-1920) Tuckerton, NJ, c. 1890 9 3/4 in. long A plover in breeding plumage. Strong original paint with light gunning wear. Provenance: The Johnson Collection

Agra Rug, India, Ca. 1920, 11'11'' x 13'10'' (363 x 422 cm). Weight: 130 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft.

Thunderbird Frontlet ca. 1920 - 1930 Attributed To Mungo Martin, From the Mandy Estate Collection 7" H. 6" W. 3 1/2" Deep Good Collection

Mansion Size Yazd Rug, Persia, Ca. 1920, 10'9'' x 16'0'' (328 x 488 cm). Weight: 101 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft.

Chinese Art Deco Rug, Ca. 1920, 8'8'' x 11'6'' (264 x 351 cm). Weight: 90 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft.

Heriz Carpet, Persia, ca. 1920; 11 ft. 6 in. x 9 ft.

JAN ŠTURSA (1880-1925), CZECHOSLOVAKIANTHE WOUNDED (RANĚNÝ), CA.1920Bronze with dark brown patina; signed with incised signature "J. Štursa" on the integral plinth base at the lower right.

FRANÇOIS ÉMILE DÉCORCHEMONT (Conches-en-Ouche, France, 1880-1971). Centrepiece, ca.1920. In glass paste. With stamp on one side. Measurements: 5 x 18,5 x 12 cm. Décorchemont was born in

"Alexander Crystal Seer" Magic Poster(American, ca. 1920)Depicting renowned magician and mentalist Claude "Alexander" Conlin (1880-1954) in red turban surrounded by skulls with a skeleton hand holding

1885 Wonders of Universe Astronomy Electricity Great Wall of CHINA Vikings RARE “The Wonders of the Universe” is a fascinating 19th-century account of some of the worlds most impressive an

Hamadan Rug, Persia, Ca. 1920, 4'6'' x 6'4'' (137 x 193 cm). Weight: 14 lbs. Material: wool pile, cotton warp, cotton weft.

Monumental Chinese sculpture of finely carved soapstone and applied agate, depicting a mountainous landscape with the Juyong Guan entrance to the Great Wall, along with guard towers and pagodas in the