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A Rigmate Pair of Goldeneye Decoys
Gus Wilson, So. Portland, ME, Ca. 1920's
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Large bodied decoys in untouched original paint. Raised wings with carved feather detail. Classic Wilson inletted neck and carved eyes. Paint drip on drake's right side. Hen has a tight in-the-making back crack.
Wilson (1864-1950) is Maine's most famous decoy maker and folk artist.
15" long.
SOLD
ITEM #
20898
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