
About this episode
Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined by Jon Deeter from Guyette & Deeter following their record-breaking April auction.
The guys discuss several of the rare and historic pieces that each sold for more than $1 million, many of them coming from the legendary Jim Cook and Diane Cook collection. Jon shares what makes these antique duck decoys so valuable and why the market for vintage waterfowl collectibles continues to grow.
They also break down how someone can get started collecting duck decoys and waterfowl art, what to look for when buying collectible decoys, and some of the fascinating stories tied to these one-of-a-kind pieces.
To wrap things up, Jon gives listeners a sneak peek at the rare finds and hidden treasures expected in Guyette & Deeter’s upcoming July auction.
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