Ontario / Canada. 1861 - 1955
Hollow and solid wood decoy carving, boat building
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1856 Ekenas, Finland - 1946 Astoria, Oregon. Known for: Red cedar decoys.
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Charles Bergman. Charles Bergman enjoyed duck hunting and it may be possible that, while it was legal, he sold some of his excess game in the Portland (OR) markets. There were few, if any, locally... Read full biography
Charles Bergman. Charles Bergman enjoyed duck hunting and it may be possible that, while it was legal, he sold some of his excess game in the Portland (OR) markets. There were few, if any, locally produced decoys at the time so Bergman's earliest decoys were Mason factory birds. His first attempts... Read full biography
Charles Bergman. Charles Bergman enjoyed duck hunting and it may be possible that, while it was legal, he sold some of his excess game in the Portland (OR) markets. There were few, if any, locally produced decoys at the time so Bergman's earliest decoys were Mason factory birds. His first attempts at making his own decoys clearly reflect the Mason influence but he rapidly developed a unique style of his own. Citing Miller and Mortensen, all of Bergman's decoys are hollow and very light. All... Read full biography
Charles Bergman. Charles Bergman enjoyed duck hunting and it may be possible that, while it was legal, he sold some of his excess game in the Portland (OR) markets. There were few, if any, locally produced decoys at the time so Bergman's earliest decoys were Mason factory birds. His first attempts at making his own decoys clearly reflect the Mason influence but he rapidly developed a unique style of his own. Citing Miller and Mortensen, all of Bergman's decoys are hollow and very light. All were carved from the locally available western red cedar. Until about the age of 70, the bulk of Bergman's production was for his own use but, upon his retirement, he began to carve in earnest for the commercial trade. His grandson estimates that he... Read full biography
Charles Bergman. Charles Bergman enjoyed duck hunting and it may be possible that, while it was legal, he sold some of his excess game in the Portland (OR) markets. There were few, if any, locally produced decoys at the time so Bergman's earliest decoys were Mason factory birds. His first attempts at making his own decoys clearly reflect the Mason influence but he rapidly developed a unique style of his own. Citing Miller and Mortensen, all of Bergman's decoys are hollow and very light. All were carved from the locally available western red cedar. Until about the age of 70, the bulk of Bergman's production was for his own use but, upon his retirement, he began to carve in earnest for the commercial trade. His grandson estimates that he produced about a dozen decoys per week that he sold for $1.25 each. He carved a variety of species, all noted for their table q... Read full biography
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Exceptional Green-Winged Teal
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Rare rigmate pair of greenwing teal
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Michigan / Denmark. 1888 - 1967
Oversized waterfowl decoy carving
Ontario / Canada. 1872 - 1941
Decoy carving
Ontario / Canada. 1904 - 1983
Sculpture, decoy carving
Illinois. 1838 - 1912
Decoy carving, wild fowl hunting inventions
Ontario / Canada. late 20th century
Decoy carving, teaching
Ontario / Canada. 1833 - 1892
Hollow Canada geese carved decoys
Virginia, Massachusetts. 1825 - 1905
Wildfowl decoy carver
Pennsylvania. 1842 - 1928
Hollowed cedar decoy carving
Massachusetts. 1887 - 1955
Miniature decoy carving
Maryland. 1898 - 1971
Decoy carving
Massachusetts. 1862 - 1960
Wood and stone carving, decoys, penquins
New York. 1851 - 1924
Decoy carving
Wisconsin. 1901 - 1963
Decoy carving
Illinois. 1873 - 1954
Sculpture-decoys
North Carolina, Virginia. 1860 - 1942
Decoy carving
California. 1872 - 1951
Decoy carving
Ontario / Canada, England. 1830 - 1905
Decoy carving with detailed feather painting
California, Rhode Island. 1892 - 1969
Decoys
Michigan. 1839 - 1908
Sculpture-decoys
Wisconsin. 1904 - 2000
Sporting painting,decoy carving
Illinois. 1874 - 1963
Carved duck decoys and duck call whistles, sculpture, collaborative artist
Michigan. 1885 - 1976
Decoy wood carving of Teal and Canvasbacks, Fish, cartoons
Maryland. 20th Century
Collaborative sculpture-decoys
Maine, New York. 1826 - 1906
Decoy carving of ducks, geese and shorebirds of Maine and Long Island
Virginia. 1869 - 1947
Shorebird decoy carving
New Jersey. 20th Century
Decoys
Connecticut, New York. 1811 - 1886
Decoy carving
Wisconsin. 1890 - 1966
Carved decoys, known for long necks and pronounced chests and cheeks
Ohio. 1934 - 2008
Duck decoys
New York. 1888 - 1945
Decoy carving
New Jersey. 1911 - 1985
Sculpture-decoys