Welcome to Raine's Tavern and thank you for shopping my Decoys, Folk Art, Antiques and Collectibles.
Greetings, I'm Art Raine and I have been collecting decoys, folkart and antiques for the past 25 years. I started this business, Raine's Tavern, in 2006 and have met and become friends with many of our fellow collectors. I look forward to assisting you build or adding to your collection. Art
"Decoys are in all original condition. Any issues will be noted in description write-up."
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Raine's Tavern decoys, folkart and other cool
things is 9 years old...Thank you...
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(March 6, 1928-April 19,2017)
A good read regarding "Cigar" Daisey can be found in Hunting & Fishing Collectibles Magazine Volume 9 March-April 2009
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Oyster cans available .
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Vintage Oyster Plates circa 1900, France.
Oliver Lawson and the"Duck House"
pages 8,9 and 10
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Decoy Magazine Nov/Dec 2010 Written by Art Raine
Good time visiting with Pete Peterson in Cape Charles, VA
My name is Art Raine and I reside on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The actual Raine’s Tavern, better known as McLean house, is in Appomattox, Va. This is where the “war between the states” came to an end.
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Timothy O' Sullivan's 1865 series: the McLean House, formerly the "New " Raine Tavern, with Wilmer McLean's two younger children and two servant girls on the porch. (National Archives)
Zack working in his shop on Chincoteague Island.
Give America a chance!
Picking up some folkart on Chincoteague with Ronald Justis.
Ronald Justis chopping out a pair of Widgen on his chopping block given to him by his friend and mentor Cigar Daisey.
Oliver Lawson-Crisfield, MD
Rich Smoker, Somerset County MD. shares his World winning Black Duck that displayed in Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC.
Oliver Lawson holding his Mallard pair he made in 1969.
Art with Ian McNair and his carvings at Easton Waterfowl Festival
Delbert "Cigar" Daisey holding his early 70's Black Duck. Carved two-piece from Cottonwood.
Malard pair by Oliver Lawson, Crisfield, MD
Bill Gibian in his shop carving a Dowitcher.
Chance and Art gunning on the Chesapeake.
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The Ward World Championship, 1976
Paul Marshall (left) Lem Ward (center) James Corb Reed (right)
Wildfowl Art Magazine Winter 2010, The Ward Museum
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