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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 30 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
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"I offer lay-away and payment plans". Certified by Papal " Money back if not satisfied" |
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Did you want to find out what makes decoys valuable? This website offers information including a price guide. Check them out by clicking the image on this link.
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Vintage Oyster Plates circa 1900, France.
Grayson Chesser admiring his Greenwing Teal that he made in 1988. Click here for more pictures. |
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Oliver Lawson and the"Duck House"
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Ronald Justis in his shop with his Hooded Merganser pair 2020. Click photo for more info. |
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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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Cameron McIntyre discussing Ira Hudson and son's decoys at the Delmarva Decoy Collectors meeting.
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Pete Peterson in Easton MD, November 7,2018.
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Good time visiting with Pete Peterson in Cape Charles, VA |
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Mr. "Cork" McGee sharing a pair of Gulls on driftwood he made in 1988. |
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![]() Rich Smoker, Somerset County MD. shares his World winning Black Duck that displayed in Smithsonian Institute, Washington, DC. |
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Grayson Chesser exhibiting during Heritage Days, Discovery Center,Pocomoke City,MD. |
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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. |
Hand crafted professionaly finished Shore Bird stands by Studio 47. Multiple sizes, heights and finishes to choose from. 4 for $100. Go here.
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The Ward World Championship, 1976 |
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"Art, The Miles Hancock Pintails you have were given to me by M. Blink Ewell, Guilford, VA sometime around 1964. I was in the 11th grade. They are the ones pictured in Berkey's book. I sold them years later to the person you acquired them from." Grayson Chesser, August 30, 2018 ll pictures and content property of Raine's Tavern. Art Raine. (9-20-07). Copy Right Raine's Tavern. |