Magnificent Pair of Decoy Ducks

Name: Magnificent Pair of Decoy Ducks
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA695794
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Waterfall Antiques

Description

An exquisite example of a pair of early 20th century painted decoy ducks. They retain traces of their original paint in off-white, light grey, and dark grey, and they also have all of their original glass eyes. With each head turned gently to one side they really do make quite a charming impression; they would display wonderfully as a work of art in any room in the house. These beautiful decoy ducks — so rare for being a genuine pair — are English, dating from around 1910.

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Physical Dimensions

Height

15cm (5.91")

Width

10.5cm (4.13")

Depth

29cm (11.42")

Declaration

Waterfall Antiques has dated this piece to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA695794

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Description

An exquisite example of a pair of early 20th century painted decoy ducks.

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They retain traces of their original paint in off-white, light grey, and dark grey, and they also have all of their original glass eyes.

Waterfall Antiques

With each head turned gently to one side they really do make quite a charming impression; they would display wonderfully as a work of art in any room in the house. These beautiful decoy ducks — so rare for being a genuine pair — are English, dating from around 1910.