Mallard hen decoy carved by Bud Kronenberg of Southbury, CT. The quacking hen stands beside 2 cattails. Very well carved with reticulated feathers. Measures 17.5" high.

Large pair of cast iron recumbent lions. England, circa 1860-1880, in excellent condition. Used as doorstops for massive doors or as fireplace decorations. Very well-cast detail. Each lion weighs 25 pounds. Height 13.5 inches and length 27 inches.

Flying mallard duck decoy carved by Bud Kronenberg of Southbury, CT. Very good estate condition. Measures 20 inches long, 26 inches wide across the wingspan, and 12 inches high.

Canvasback duck decoy carved by Hank Walker. It measures 17.5" long x 6" wide x 8.25" high. Henry A. "Hank" Walker (1919–1995) was a well-known New England wood carver who crafted hand-carved and painted wooden waterfowl and shorebird decoys. Early pieces from his Salisbury and early Newbury periods were hand-signed directly on the wood or bottom by Walker himself. Later pieces (typically from the mid-1980s onward) often featured a metal or engraved nameplate reading. The Hank Walker Decoy has a long and rich history. It was started 40 years ago by Hank and his son Geof. The two Walkers carved birds consecutively in a shop first established in Salisbury, Massachusetts and later in Newbury, Massachusetts. To a great extent the birds can be aged, and therefore valued, by determining where the carving took place and which of the Walker craftsmen created the bird.

18th century Scandinavian hanging corner cupboard. Curved door, 3 interior shelves, raised and inset panels. The painted surface and decorations have been professionally restored to their original beauty. The hardware is all original. The cupboard measures 37.5" high by 28" wide by 18.5 inches deep; it takes a 20 inch corner.