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
George StrunkNew Jersey · b. 1958$570typical sale355salesRecord $4,680 · Grouse
Sean SuttonNew Jersey · b. 1967$720typical sale180salesRecord $4,200 · Pair of Wood Duck
Harry V. ShourdsNew Jersey · 1861–1920$720typical sale172salesRecord $348,000 · Canada Goose
Jamie HandNew Jersey · b. 1953$270typical sale59salesRecord $1,440 · Wood Duck
Rick BrownNew Jersey—typical sale58salesRecord $840 · Pair of Wood Duck
John McLoughlinNew Jersey · 1911–1985$510typical sale57salesRecord $3,300 · Canvasback
Jess HeislerNew Jersey · 1891–1943—typical sale19salesRecord $33,000 · Wigeon
Dan EnglishNew Jersey · 1883–1962—typical sale14salesRecord $6,300 · Black Duck
Joe KingNew Jersey · 1905–1992—typical sale13salesRecord $19,200 · Pintail
John Blair, Sr.New Jersey—typical sale13salesRecord $240,000 · Mallard
William QuinnNew Jersey · 1915–1969—typical sale12salesRecord $36,000 · Pintail
Michael BraunNew Jersey—typical sale6salesRecord $1,140 · Canvasback
Herb MillerNew Jersey—typical sale3salesRecord $510 · Black Duck
Robert FreirichNew Jersey · 1912–1971—typical sale2salesRecord $19,200 · Black DuckShowing all 19 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.