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Ken White Big Sky Master Carver Falcon Bald Eagle Sculpture Decoy Duck Nra
Photos of actual item. One of the biggest and most beautiful carvings BSC ever crafted. Master carver Ken White Big Sky Carvers for NRA limited edition Freedom’s Apostle Wooden Bald Eagle Limited Edition. Nearly 21 inches tall and weighs almost 6 Lbs. Amazing original colors and presentation. Excellent like new condition. Very tiny chipping at the edge of base that is hardly noticeable. NO PO BOX PLEASE!
DUCK DECOY Hand Carved & Painted BIG SKY CARVERS Bozeman Montana
The DUCK DECOY hand carved and painted by Big Sky Carvers in Bozeman, Montana is a vintage hunting collectible crafted with attention to detail. Made in the United States, this Bufflehead duck decoy features a solid body design that adds authenticity to its vintage appeal. Perfect for hunters or collectors, this unique piece captures the essence of traditional hunting practices while showcasing the craftsmanship of Big Sky Carvers.
Vintage Big Sky Carvers Wood Duck Signed and Numbered Wooden
6-1/2 height X 12-1/4 long. Very good pre-owned condition.
BIG SKY CARVERS MALLARD Duck Decoy with weight Crafted 2002 14.5×6.5
Solid Hand painted Mallard Duck Decoy with weight.
BIG SKY Carvers Limited Ed. Mallard Wood Duck Sculpture #314/1250 Hand Carved
Limited-edition Mallard duck carving by Big Sky Carvers of Manhattan, MT. Crafted from wood and mounted on a scenic base, this piece stands approximately 11-12 inches tall. Numbered 314 of 1250, as seen on the metal medallion affixed to the base. Hand-painted wood with a realistic finish-green head, rich chest tones, detailed feathers, and a textured riverbank base. Overall: Good vintage condition. Structure & Paint: No major damage or cracks. Paint remains intact with color still vibrant.
Big Sky Carvers Large 17.75 Decoy 2002 Wood Duck
This Big Sky Carvers 2002 Wood Duck Decoy is a solid body, made of White Pine in the United States. It is a vintage piece and perfect for collectors of hunting and duck decoys. The 17.75 decoy is beautifully crafted and features a Wood Duck type. The brand, BIG SKY CARVERS MONTANA USA, is known for quality and authenticity. Weighs 2lb 15.27 oz. 6.5 in bottom. Top diameter 9 in.
Big Sky Carvers Homestead Stoneware Set Deer Duck Lodge Cabin Rustic 4 Pc
Bring that cozy, cabin-in-the-woods vibe right to your table with this Big Sky Carvers “Homestead” Stoneware Collection set. Features the signature forest green wildlife silhouettes – deer, ducks, and woodland scenery – perfect for a rustic, lodge-style kitchen or dining room. (1) 12 dinner plate. (1) 9 serving bowl. (1) creamer pitcher. (1) sugar bowl with lid. Brand: Big Sky Carvers. Pattern: Homestead (Green Wildlife Scene). Country of Manufacture: China. Condition: Pre-owned, excellent vintage condition. No cracks, chips, or major wear. Minor signs of use consistent with age. Why You’ll Love It. ? Timeless rustic lodge aesthetic. ? Beautiful for cabin, farmhouse, or woodland decor. ? Great collectible or everyday set.
Big Sky Carvers Bozeman Montana Duck Thomas Chandler Signed 1984
The Big Sky Carvers Bozeman Montana Duck figurine, signed by Thomas Chandler in 1984, is a collectible piece made of wood, depicting a duck as the bird species. This handcrafted figurine showcases intricate details and craftsmanship, reflecting the unique style and quality of the artist. Made in the United States, it adds a touch of authenticity and charm to any collection of bird-themed decor.
Big Sky Carvers Mallard Duck Decoy Signed Thomas Chandler Bozeman Montana Wood
Very Nice Big Sky Carvers Wood Carved Mallard Duck.. Stamped Big Sky Carvers and Signed Thomas Chandler… Very Good Preowned Condition With Small Dings on Top of the End of it’s Beak.. Please see Pictures for Details and Condition.
Carved Wood Duck Decoy Big Sky Carvers Bozeman MT Signed Barbara Stafford
Beautiful Carved Wood Duck Decoy Big Sky Carvers Bozeman MT Signed by Barbara Stafford. 12 long from bill to tail. This is an amazing addition to you wooden duck collection. They do it right in Bozeman, Montana!
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