C. Quast Signed Mallard Drake Duck Decoy Small Wood Crackle Finish Glass Eyes

C. Quast Signed Mallard Drake Duck Decoy Wood Crackle Finish Glass Eyes Anchor

$35.59
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C. Quast Signed Mallard Drake Duck Decoy Small Wood Crackle Finish Glass Eyes

C. Quast Signed Mallard Drake Duck Decoy Wood Crackle Finish Glass Eyes Anchor

$35.59

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Condition: Used – Good. Small paint loss on the right flank and some flaking at the black tail edge; the paint has an overall crackle finish and the cord is frayed at the ends by the keel — see photos.

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A hand-painted mallard drake with a crackle finish on the paint, amber glass eyes and the classic rigged look: a wooden keel, braided cord and a cast metal anchor weight. Small decorative duck decoys like this have long been displayed on mantels, bookshelves and lodge or cabin shelves, and the green head and chestnut breast make it a cheerful touch for any waterfowl or hunting-themed collection.

Details

  • Signed in black marker on the underside "C. Quast."
  • Painted wood body and head, glass-style eyes, braided cord and metal anchor weight, all attached.
  • Weighs about 7 ounces.

Condition: Used – Good. Small paint loss on the right flank and some flaking at the black tail edge; the paint has an overall crackle finish and the cord is frayed at the ends by the keel — see photos.

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