20th century, American. The two Peterson decoys, each with torpedo shaped bodies crudely carved of natural wood forms. The Mallard with repainted head and beak with large tack eyes. 5-1/2″ h x 16″ l. The bluebill with similar body with repair to head at neck with some paint touchup in this area. Otherwise, structurally very good. 5-3/4″ h x 14″ l. A pair of branded, standard grade wood duck decoys, restored by Patrick Kane of Kane Decoys, Midland, Michigan. The pair with paint crackled surface. The drake with yellow glass eyes, and hen with brown eyes. Each decoy now well polished with lustrous finish. In “as new” condition. Drake: 6-1/2″ h x 13-1/2″ l. Hen: 6-1/2″ h x 14″ l. Stevens redhead drake decoy. This nice example with flattened body and yellow glass eyes, retaining original anchor hook. The center with lead weight plug, the body etched with double “X”. Surface with good in use wear. Minimal abrasions. Painted surfaces mostly intact with old repair to tail, now with later paint. Old diagonal repair to neck of decoy, repainted to match. 6″ h x 14″ l. Mason’s Widgeon drake, challenge grade, restored by Patrick Kane. The decoy with crackled surface and light brown glass eyes. Branded at bottom of decoy. Surface now repolished with good luster. Very good overall. 6-1/2″ h x 14″ l. A Mason’s premier grade, hollow body, canvasback decoy. This good example with red glass eyes and long slender beak, well polished with good patina. Structurally very good. Painted surfaces appear old. 6-3/4″ h x 16″ l. Mason blue wing Teal standard grade decoy. Decoy with tack eyes and well worn painted surfaces. Head has been detached and remounted, now showing old stabilized shrinkage cracks along each side. Surface polished and lustrous. Minor shot scars overall. 5″ h x 12″ l. CONDITION: See description 52013-2 (1,500-2,000)