Gideon Lippincott High-head Black Duck
Gideon Lippincott (1817-1889) Wading River, NJ, c. 1880

The catalog record
Gideon Lippincott (1817-1889) Wading River, NJ, c. 1880 A hollow decoy with a delicate neck, finely executed scratch-painted feathering, and a ridged tail. This is one of the finest decoys to be offered by this early and influential New Jersey maker. Original paint with even gunning wear and a professional repair to the neck. Touch-up to two small scars on back.
Provenance: Richard and Lynn Gove Collection
Literature: David S. Webster and William Kehoe, "Decoys at Shelburne Museum," Shelburne, VT, 1961, p. 19, related example illustrated.
Provenance
Richard and Lynn Gove Collection
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