David Anthony

Hand-carved mallard drake duck decoy with glass-set eyes, lightly sculpted wings, and original worn paint. Bearing a J. D. Romine owner plate, this is a working Great Lakes example with honest field use.

Hand-carved wooden mallard hen duck decoy form, produced as a decorative object in the style of American working decoys. Smooth finished base and painted surface indicate display use rather than field deployment.

Pastel pink rhinestone flower brooch with layered two-tier construction and soft light-reactive shimmer.

Gold-tone sunburst brooch with a clear crystal rhinestone cluster, textured rays, and dimensional mid-century presence.

Blue and green rhinestone brooch attributed to Juliana, featuring layered construction and vibrant color play.

December 1994 issue of The Magazine Antiques, featuring articles on classical Greek jewelry, American silver, Quaker interiors, and decorative arts scholarship. A refined and richly illustrated reference issue for collectors, decorators, and students of Americana and classical design.