Vintage Decorative Decoy Birds/Ducks

9-piece Vintage Canadian & Midwest Duck/Loon Collection Decoy #1 - AVAILABLE - $60 - Hummel Mallard Drake Decoy #2 - AVAILABLE - $60 - Hummel Pintail Drake Decoy #3 - AVAILABLE - $30 - Hadley Ruddy Drake (DISCOUNT since piece of tail missing) Decoy #4 - AVAILABLE - $40 - Canadian Souvenir Mallard Drake Decoy #5 - AVAILABLE - $60 - Hadley Common Merganser Hen Decoy #6 - AVAILABLE - $60 - Heavy Solid Polished Wood Duck Decoy #7 - AVAILABLE - $150 - Don & Patti Common Loon with chick (Ontario 1993) Decoy #8 - AVAILABLE - $120 - Les Ailes Victoriennes Wood Duck Bowl/Feeder (Cyr/Lentz, NB) Decoy #9 - AVAILABLE - $150 - Frank Collins Common Loon (signed & hand-carved/painted, Dec. 1986) Total = $730 but willing to bundle entire set for $650 --- ADDITIONAL INFORMATION --- Decoy #1 Hummel Woodworking Mallard Drake Vintage hand-carved and painted mallard drake decoy by Hummel Woodworking, Waterloo, Ontario. Has original sticker "Made in Canada" maple leaf and handwritten "Hummel" signature. Solid wood with glass eyes and classic folk-art style from the 1980s–1990s. Great decorative piece for cabin or shelf. Decoy #2 Hummel Woodworking Pintail Drake Matching vintage hand-carved pintail drake by Hummel Woodworking, Waterloo, Ontario (identical sticker and "Hummel" signature). Long-necked design with detailed painting and glass eyes. Decorative folk-art style from 1980s–1990s. Minor natural wood line on neck (typical). Pairs beautifully with the mallard for a set. Decoy #3 The Hadley Collection Ruddy Duck Drake Decorative ruddy duck drake from The Hadley Collection, Bloomington, Minnesota (with label). Hand-painted solid wood with textured feathers, blue bill, and glass eyes. It is a realistic style from the 1980s–2000s. Popular Midwest wildlife collectible. Piece of tail is missing, hence the price discount. Also has original owner's name written on bottom. Decoy #4 Canadian Souvenir Station Mallard Drake Vintage souvenir mallard drake decoy from Canadian Souvenir Station with circular "Made in Canada" sticker and maple leaf. Solid carved wood with textured feathers, felt base pad, and realistic painting. Tourist/gift-shop style from the 1970s–1990s. Nostalgic Canadian decor piece. Decoy #5 The Hadley Collection Common Merganser Hen Detailed common merganser hen from The Hadley Collection, Bloomington, Minnesota (with label). Hand-painted solid wood with shaggy crest, serrated bill, textured feathers, and glass eyes. Realistic diving-duck style from 1980s–2000s. Pairs well with the ruddy for a Midwest set. Has original owner's name written on bottom. Decoy #6 Unsigned Heavy Solid Wood Duck (Likely Mallard Hen Style) Heavy, solid hardwood decorative duck (likely stylized mallard hen) with rich dark polished finish, no paint, and smooth carved form. Unsigned and unmarked on base. Mid-20th-century folk art/sculpture style (possibly 1950s–1980s). Excellent for shelf or mantel display. Decoy #7 Don and Patti Common Loon with Chick (Ontario, March 1993) Hand-carved and hand-painted common loon (Ontario's provincial bird) with chick on back. Signed by maker/painter from Magnetawan, Ontario. Has date of March 1993 on bottom (likely when gifted to previous owners). Folk art piece celebrating the common loon, Has detailed black-and-white spotting and red eye. Decoy #8 Les Ailes Victoriennes Wood Duck Bowl/Feeder (Luc Cyr & Paula Lentz, New Brunswick) Functional hand-carved wood duck bowl/feeder shaped as a wood duck drake (Canard branchu/Wood Duck), by Les Ailes Victoriennes Wings (Luc Cyr carved, Paula Lentz painted), Baker-Brook, NB (with branded stamp, "Made in Canada," and original tag with address/phone). Has hollowed body for display, colorful painted head, and original ribbon tag. Vintage from the 1990s–2000s. New Brunswick folk art. Decoy #9 Frank Collins Common Loon (December 1986) Hand-carved and hand-painted common loon by Frank Collins (inscribed "Frank Collins Dec. 1986" with sun symbol on base). Classic black-and-white breeding plumage with white spots, red eye, and detailed carving. Decorative folk art from 1986.