Duck decoy - Wood

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Elena Napoleone
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Selected by Elena Napoleone

Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.

Estimate  € 120 - € 180
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Antique hand-carved wooden mallard decoy from circa 1930–1940, in good antique condition with signs of wear and patina.

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Description from the seller

Lot Title

Antique Wooden Mallard (Wild Duck) – Folk Art – circa 1930/1940

Subtitle

Hand-carved and hand-painted hunting decoy with a beautifully aged patina - 25 cm

Description

For auction: A distinctive and authentic antique wooden mallard drake decoy, dating from the period 1930–1940. This piece is a beautiful example of early 20th-century folk art and hunting history. The duck is fully hand-carved from solid wood, as evident from the artisanal saw and plane marks on the flat base. The underside also shows the original wooden seal/stop of the hollow construction.

The painting is extremely detailed, with a characteristic deep green head, ochre-yellow beak, and a finely speckled feather pattern on the back to imitate a real wild duck.

Through weather, wind and actual use during early duck hunting, this piece has acquired a fantastic, well-worn patina. The paint wear (flaking) and the visible wood give the object a unique historical appearance that fits perfectly in a country, industrial, or curiosa interior.

Specifications:
• Species: Wild duck / Mallard (drake)
• Material: Hand-carved wood
• Period: Circa 1930–1940
• Dimensions: Length 25 cm
• Condition: In good antique condition with signs of aging and authentic paint loss consistent with the age (see photos for an accurate impression).

This lot will be packed with the utmost care and globally insured shipping with track & trace.

Lot Title

Antique Wooden Mallard (Wild Duck) – Folk Art – circa 1930/1940

Subtitle

Hand-carved and hand-painted hunting decoy with a beautifully aged patina - 25 cm

Description

For auction: A distinctive and authentic antique wooden mallard drake decoy, dating from the period 1930–1940. This piece is a beautiful example of early 20th-century folk art and hunting history. The duck is fully hand-carved from solid wood, as evident from the artisanal saw and plane marks on the flat base. The underside also shows the original wooden seal/stop of the hollow construction.

The painting is extremely detailed, with a characteristic deep green head, ochre-yellow beak, and a finely speckled feather pattern on the back to imitate a real wild duck.

Through weather, wind and actual use during early duck hunting, this piece has acquired a fantastic, well-worn patina. The paint wear (flaking) and the visible wood give the object a unique historical appearance that fits perfectly in a country, industrial, or curiosa interior.

Specifications:
• Species: Wild duck / Mallard (drake)
• Material: Hand-carved wood
• Period: Circa 1930–1940
• Dimensions: Length 25 cm
• Condition: In good antique condition with signs of aging and authentic paint loss consistent with the age (see photos for an accurate impression).

This lot will be packed with the utmost care and globally insured shipping with track & trace.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Europe
Material
Wood
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
25 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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