Vintage Shorebird

Trio of working shorebird decoys, iron bills or beaks, all of these are fixed in place.

This chart is on its original wood dowels. It is printed in Flemish and has the water damage that is shown.

Price includes both shorebirds.

Pair of primitive working shorebird decoys, both with iron bills or beaks, carved painted wood.

Pair working shorebird decoys, original paint, most likely replacement beaks.

Pair of unusual mid 20th Century zinc or tin decoy shorebirds, original paint. Later stands France Circa 1950.

Trio of small carved and painted wood shorebird or dipper decoys. Later bespoke stands. Baie de Somme France Circa 1960.

Jere featuring a flock of shorebirds.

It depicts a craggy tree surrounded by shorebirds, most likely cranes or herons. Glass top.

Working Sandpiper Shorebird decoy, carved wood in original paint. Glass eyes, later stand.

Vintage shorebird statue on iron legs, the body in metal with hand painted "feathers" in shades of turquoise& natural rust.

Fabulous cast brass figural table base with a pair of Shorebirds walking around a craggy tree with leafy branches that support the glass table top.

She was best known for her shorebird carvings, but also worked in watercolor and printmaking.

A vintage rosewood shore bird, perched on a live edge wood pedestal. The shorebird can pivot on the dowel to face in different directions.

She was best known for her shorebird carvings, but also worked in watercolor and printmaking.

He has won many ribbons for his duck and shorebird carvings at competitions. He has also served as a judge at the Ocean County Decoy show held in Tuckerton, NJ.

She was best known for her shorebird carvings, but also worked in watercolor and printmaking.

She was best known for her shorebird carvings, but also worked in watercolor and printmaking.

She was best known for her shorebird carvings, but also worked in watercolor and printmaking.

From the mid-19th century through the early-20th century, the use of painted, wooden, hollow or solid shorebird, goose, and duck decoys came into fashion among bird hunters.

From the mid-19th century through the early-20th century, the use of painted, wooden, hollow or solid shorebird, goose, and duck decoys came into fashion among bird hunters.

From the mid-19th century through the early-20th century, the use of painted, wooden, hollow or solid shorebird, goose, and duck decoys came into fashion among bird hunters.

Circa 1970's black and tan carved shorebird with glass eyes with a display stand. Incised signature on verso Stevens. 9 1/2" W, 4 1/2" D and 13 1/4" H.

Working Shorebird decoy, naive, however the carver has captured the sculptural silhouette remarkably well.