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 Price Key July 2011 Sale Click Here
Preview For Upcoming Auction
 
Premier Goldeneye Drake
 Crowell Black Duck
 Nantucket Golden Plover,Folger Family
  
Special Order Hollow Crowell Goldeneye Hen,
"JWW" John Ware Willard Brand
For Live Online Bidding Click on the Artfact Icon Above.
Consignments being accepted for our next Auction
Contact Information Below
Email theodores.harmon@comcast.net or Phone-508-362-2766
Introducing a new reference guide for collectors.
"Classic New Jersey Decoys" by James R. Doherty.
Many in the collecting community have been waiting for this publication.
It fills an important gap in decoy reference material and has
a wealth of biographical information about the carvers and decoy making families in the area.
A must have book for the decoy collector's library.
Click on the image for ordering information.
Important Decoys Sold by Our Firm at Auction
For a full color catalog send a check or money
order for $37.00
(add $14 for Next Day Priority Mail) to:
Decoys Unlimited Inc., PO Box 206, West
Barnstable, MA 02668
or call (508) 362-2766 or e-mail
theodores.harmon@comcast.net |
Important
NOTICE TO ALL
The following persons are authorized to accept
consignments for Decoys Unlimited Inc.
William Lapointe, James King, Steven Weaver and Raymond Lynch.
If there
are any questions or concerns please contact Ted
Harmon.
Note: Our firm
has maintained appraisals on these decoys and many
others of this quality over the last 40 years. If
you require appraisal services for insurance or
estate reasons we would be happy to discuss it with
you.
 
 
 
 
 
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NEWS
"The A E Crowell Foundation is now a 501(c)3 status retroactive to 2005"
A. E. CROWELL AMERICAN BIRD DECOY FOUNDATION
501 c 3
 
THE WORKSHOP WHEN CROWELL WAS ACTIVE
THE WORKSHOP IN SPRINGTIME
A. E. Crowell American Bird Decoy Foundation
Inc. is now a registered non profit
corporation in MA.
Click 
to see the progress made in dismantling the
original Crowell workshop. The foundation
recently received the barn as a gift with
the plan that it be rebuilt as part of a
museum for decoys in Massachusetts. The Foundation has entered into a discussion with the Town of Harwich Historical Society and other interested parties to begin the restoration of the "Barn". Part of the discussion includes the possiblity of a decoy museum on the same grounds. Space for exhibits and carving demonstrations has been discussed also. Please consider if you are able to help in this endeavor. The board members have begun to assemble artifacts including the Wenham Pond Crowell sketch book, donations of Crowell decoys, paintings, ephemera, photos, and other interesting items for display. We are planning for an A. E. Crowell 150th birthday celebration at the Brooks Academy in Harwich sponsored by the Foundation and the Historical Society for next Spring. We will update here and by email. Thank you for your interest and input.
Ted Harmon, President. |
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