Makers
Every carver and factory we track, with the bird that set their record and what a typical one brings. Tap a maker for every sale.
AllAntiqueContemporaryFactoryCape CodChesapeake BayConnecticutEastern ShoreGreat LakesIllinois RiverMaineNew JerseyOntarioOtherPacific NorthwestWest Coast
| Maker | Sales, 12m | Typical | vs last year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mason Decoy FactoryGreat Lakes · 1896–1924 | 355 | $930 | +48% |
| Dodge FactoryGreat Lakes | 22 | $390 | -28% |
| Wildfowler Decoy CompanyConnecticut · 1939–1986 | 19 | $270 | 0% |
| Evans Decoy CompanyGreat Lakes | 14 | $390 | — |
| Harvey StevensOther · 1847–1894 | 10 | $1,920 | — |
| Herter'sOther | 2 | — | — |
| Stevens BrosOther | 1 | — | — |
| L.L. BeanMaine | 1 | — | — |
| Verity FamilyOther | 1 | — | — |
| Peterson Decoy CompanyOther | 0 | — | — |
| Pratt Decoy CompanyOther | 0 | — | — |
| Victor Animal Trap CompanyOther | 0 | — | — |
About this page
9,140 sales across 318 makers, every one reviewed by hand. A typical sale is the middle price of the last twelve months, including the buyer's premium — half the birds brought more, half brought less.
A change against last year is published only when both ends of the comparison hold at least 15 sales; below that it's a dash. A move that large usually means different birds came up, not that the same birds got dearer.