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
Mason Decoy FactoryGreat Lakes · 1896–1924$930typical sale1,022salesRecord $354,000 · Pair of Wood Duck
Ben SchmidtGreat Lakes · 1884–1968$540typical sale226salesRecord $14,400 · Pair of Wood Duck
Marty HansonGreat Lakes · b. 1965$1,500typical sale62salesRecord $5,700 · Canada Goose
Dodge FactoryGreat Lakes$390typical sale58salesRecord $168,000 · Swan
Tom SchroederGreat Lakes · 1885–1976$675typical sale57salesRecord $16,800 · Turkey
Mike BorrettGreat Lakes · b. 1960$1,530typical sale51salesRecord $3,300 · Pintail
Evans Decoy CompanyGreat Lakes$390typical sale35salesRecord $19,200 · Green-winged Teal
Augustus MoakGreat Lakes · 1852–1942—typical sale21salesRecord $26,400 · Canvasback
Nate QuillenGreat Lakes · 1839–1908—typical sale20salesRecord $81,000 · Blue-winged Teal
Ferdinand BachGreat Lakes · 1888–1967—typical sale15salesRecord $84,000 · Redhead
Frank StreyGreat Lakes · 1890–1966—typical sale15salesRecord $3,600 · Redhead
Enoch ReindahlGreat Lakes · 1904–2000$8,400typical sale11salesRecord $156,000 · Pair of Mallard
Owen GrommeGreat Lakes · 1896–1991—typical sale6salesRecord $36,000 · Canada Goose
Marv MeyerGreat Lakes—typical sale4salesRecord $330 · Green-winged Teal
Lloyd HavensGreat Lakes—typical sale3salesRecord $120 · Canada GooseShowing all 15 makers. Typical sale is the median over the last twelve months; a dash means fewer than 10 sales in that window. The photo is the maker's highest sale in our records.
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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.