Brink B. Lane Carriage-house Mallard Drake
Brink Lane (attr.) Lacon, IL, c. 1890

The catalog record
Brink Lane (attr.) Lacon, IL, c. 1890 14 1/2 in. long
A stylish mallard drake with a cocked-back head and delicate bill and tail carving. This carving is believed to be from a rig found in a carriage house on the Ernest Lehmann estate, in Lake Villa, Illinois. A feather-light hollow, two-piece body with a hollow wooden head, fastened together with 19th-century furniture "T" nails. Original paint with even gunning wear and head is slightly loose.
Provenance: Carriage House Rig Private Collection
Literature: Gary Lane Meister, "Brink Lane," Hunting and Fishing Collectibles Magazine, May/June 2002, pp. 26-32, July/August 2002, pp. 40-45.
Provenance
Carriage House Rig Private Collection
Comparable sales
The 1 most recent Brink B. Lane Mallard to cross the block.
| Sold | Condition | Paint | Brought |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 2010 | — | Original | $1,380 |
Same maker and species, most recent first. Prices include the buyer's premium. All Brink B. Lane sales