Hand Carved and Painted Shore Bird
Located in Los Angeles, CA
This finely paint decorated and hand carved shore bird is on a piece of drift wood. The condition is very good .This bird is very finely crafted.
Wood
1987 Set of Three Large Carved Wood Shore Bird Sculptures by Paul LaMontagne
Located in Lancaster, PA
This is a set of three Large Mixed Wood Inlaid Mosaic Bird Sculptures, executed by American woodworker Paul Lamontagne in the 1980s. The bodies are made of carved, layered wood with ...
Hardwood, Walnut
Tall Val Robbins "Trio of Shore Birds" Hand Carved Walnut Table Lamp, C. 1960
By Val Robbins
Located in Bainbridge, NY
Substantial Val Robbins hand crafted abstract shore birds solid walnut table lamp. circa 1960.
Walnut
Folk Art Carved and Painted Shore Bird Decoy, Mid-20th Century
Located in Quechee, VT
This endearing, life-like shore bird decoy is hand carved and painted. It is mounted on an iron rod and supported by a driftwood base.
Wood, Driftwood
Fine Vintage Japan Artisan Hand-Carved Shore Birds Wildlife Sculpture
Located in South Burlington, VT
Japan, a fine artisan hand-carved wooden sculpture of two poised shore birds sitting atop a natural root wood display base dating to the mid last century.
Wood
Collection Of Ten Carved Shore Birds By William E Kirkpatrick
Located in Essex, MA
Collected by one person from Ridgefield Connecticut. Each signed WEK. Each well rendered. The artist is from Hudson Mass. Great for a summer cottage.
Wood
Vintage Decoy Shore Bird and Dove French Carved Wood Bird Figures
By Joseph Lincoln, The Ward Brothers, Charles Perdew
Located in Wommelgem, VAN
Vintage pair French hand carved Decoy birds Depicting a shore bird and a dove Style: Mid century, Vintage, Antique Both birds are on a wooden stand and hand painted in fabulous co...
Pearwood
Hand Carved Mixed Woods Shore Bird Sculpture by Kevin Morin
Located in San Diego, CA
Fabulous hand carved mixed woods shore bird sculpture by Kevin Morin, circa 1990s.
Walnut
19th Century Folk Art Shore Bird Decoys Mounted as Bookends
Located in Minneapolis, MN
A nice pair of 19th century American shore bird decoys mounted as bookends. These were originally purchased from Arthur Ackermann & Son in 1940. We will include the original receipt ...
Wood