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
MakerSales, 12mTypicalRangevs last yearTrend
George StrunkNew Jersey · b. 195896$570$279–$1,440-32%
Bob WhiteNew Jersey · b. 193970$1,500$510–$3,300+14%
Harry V. ShourdsNew Jersey · 1861–192056$720$210–$6,420+26%
Sean SuttonNew Jersey · b. 196721$720$570–$960+2%
Hurley ConklinNew Jersey · 1913–199113$300$145–$618—
Jamie HandNew Jersey · b. 195313$270$156–$408—
John McLoughlinNew Jersey · 1911–198511$510$300–$810—
Jess HeislerNew Jersey · 1891–19439———
Rick BrownNew Jersey8———
Joe KingNew Jersey · 1905–19928———
John Blair, Sr.New Jersey6———
William QuinnNew Jersey · 1915–19696———
Dan EnglishNew Jersey · 1883–19625———
Michael BraunNew Jersey4———too few sales
Robert FreirichNew Jersey · 1912–19712———too few sales
Clarence FennimoreNew Jersey1———too few sales
Herb MillerNew Jersey1———too few sales
Lenny MaioranoNew Jersey0———too few sales
Mark KearsNew Jersey0———too few sales

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.

How these numbers are made