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| Balsa-bodied redhead hen by the Ward brothers of Crisfield, MD. Redheads are among the rarest gunning decoys by the Wards and this example is near mint. $8500 |
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| Bufflehead by Madison Mitchell of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1940. $9500 |
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| Coot by James E. Baines of Morgantown, Maryland, branded "J.E.B." For years, these birds were attributed to Bob McGaw of Havre de Grace. $950 |
Coot by John Fentress of Back Bay, Virginia, ca. 1930s, used at the Swan Island Club in Currituck, North Carolina. $595 |
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| Preening Canada goose in old primer by an unknown Upper Chesapeake Bay maker. $1595 |
Pair of canvasbacks by Paul Gibson of Havre de Grace, MD. $595 |
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| Stick-up Canada goose with a cypress knee body from the gunning rig of Capt. Joe Crumb of Northampton County, Virginia, ca. 1920. $3500 |
Rock Hall bluebill repainted by Charlie Joiner in Ward style paint in the early 1960s. $595 |
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| Upper Chesapeake Bay bluebill from Havre de Grace, Maryland with an interesting paint pattern, ca. 1890. $1200 |
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| Hollow black duck by Dave "Umbrella" Watson from Chincoteague, Virginia, ca. 1920. $3500 |
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| Swan decoy by Charlie Waterfield of Knotts Island, North Carolina. An iconic Southern decoy! $25,000 |
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| Canada goose from Portsmouth Island, North Carolina. Wonderful old surface patina! $15,000 |
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| Pair of canvasbacks in bone-dry original paint and excellent paint patterns by Jim Holly of Havre de Grace, Maryland. $6500 |
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| Early Canada goose by an unknown Crisfield, Maryland decoy maker, ca. 1920. Carved wing delineation and carved eyes. "L.C. Dize" is painted on the bottom. Wonderful piece of Eastern Shore folk art. $4750 |
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| High-head bluebill from North Carolina, formerly in the Bob Timberlake collection. $695 |
Turned-head black duck by Dave "Umbrella" Watson of Chincoteague, Virginia. $3850 |
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Mallard hen by Madison Mitchell of Havre de Grace, Maryland. $495 |
| Preening wigeon hen by Gene Travers of Hoopers Island, MD, ca. 1960s. $695 |
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| Rare ruddy duck by an unidentified maker from Cecil County, MD. Rigmate illustrated on page 129 of "Decoys by the Mid-Atlantic Region" by Henry Fleckenstein. $8500 |
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| Bluebill by Percy Smith of Anne Arundel County, MD. $495 |
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| Redhead hen by Jim Currier of Havre de Grace, MD. $495 |
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| Decorative "Christmas duck" wigeon by Madison Mitchell of Havre de Grace, Maryland, ca. 1950s. $595 |
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| Bluebill hen by Ira Hudson of Chincoteague Virginia, ca. 1920. One of Hudson's earliest decoys in near mint condition. $8500 |
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Bluebill by Ira Hudson of Chincoteague, Virginia, ca. 1940. Wonderful deep body form in original paint with a nice dry surface patina. $3250 |
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| Hooded merganser hen by Leonard Jester of Chincoteague, Virginia, ca. 1950. Leonard was the nephew of Doug Jester and worked in his shop. This "hairy head" is in near perfect condition and fully rigged. $1295 |
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