These vintage, handcrafted wooden duck figurines feature ornate brass and copper inlay detailing. All three are fashioned from solid dark hardwood (possibly teak) and display unique repoussé brass and copper overlays on the wings, neck, and eyes. The intricate metalwork is called "armoured wings" and is attached in places with small brass pins or studs.

These decorative items are identified as handicrafts and folk art from the Rajasthan or Kashmir regions of India, or sometimes Thailand and parts of the Middle East.

These date from the mid-20th century, from the 1950s to the 1980s. They all present a pleasing patina associated with their age. They have not been polished before listing.

The large duck features an intricate neckpiece of carved flowers and leaves, and studded wings featuring a similar design. It measures about 15cm in length, about 9cm in width, and about 13cm in height. It weighs approximately 350g.

The medium duck has a smaller head and a curved neck similar to a swan or a coot. The head appears to be made entirely of brass. It measures about 10cm in length, about 6cm in width, and about 7cm in height. It weighs approximately 100g.

The smallest duck has simple wings and a flower decoration on the neck. It measures about 5cm in length, about 3cm in width, and about 6cm in height. It weighs approximately 25g.

All three are in very good condition and present a pleasing patina associated with their age. They have not been polished before listing.