2 3/8” Tennessee Quartz Biscuit Discoial. Pipes

3 3/8" Red Quartz Biscuit Discoidal. TN. Back side has some scuffs, displays well. Ex-Kevin Pipes

1 1/2" White Quartz Biscuit Discoidal. Loudon Co, TN. Ex-Bruce Miller, Pipes. Motley COA

Wildly colorful Super Polish biscuit discoidal, Tiptonville Tennessee, Lake County, Ex. Kevin Pipes. 2.68" diameter

2 3/8" Quartz Bottle Bannerstone. Made of colorful ferruginous Quartz. Excellent condition. Very well made, bi-face construction. Highly developed "wings". Ex-Tim Terwelp. Found by Arnold Yunker in 19

2 7/8" L X 2 3/8" QUARTZ HOURGLASS BANNERSTONE, SPRINGFIELD, IL

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Out of the Robert Warrenberg Collection Collected from the mid to late 1900’s

1 1/2" Quartz Biscuit Discoidal. Lincoln Co, TN. Ex-Knoblock. Found 1939. G10 example

2 7/8" Quartz Biscuit Discoidal. Prattville, AL. High grade Quartz. Finely polished. Old quartz erosion on bottom edge. Excellent display

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Missouri example formerly of the Meyer Collection. Jackson G-10 COA

2 9/16" Ferugenous Orange/Red Quartz Biscuit Discoidal. Great Polish. Pike County, IL. Ex Darin

2 3/8 Sugar Quartz Bottleneck, Brown Co., IL

2 3/8" Widow Quartz- Brazil

2 3/8" Historical Pipe with Snake Design & Chevrons, Minnesota

2 3/8" Tube Pipe. Ohio. Highly polished Red Pipestone. Great patination and color. Ex-Scott Shively, Duane Johnson. Pictured on cover of Ken Partain's July 2011 Sale Catalog. Putty G10 COA. (featured

2" x 2" Quartz Quiver Pipe. Columbia Co. AR. Well patinated. Graceful shape emulating an arrow quiver. Very fine condition. Ex-Sam Johnson

2 3/8" Effigy Pipe. Mississippian style head with detail. Pipestone. Modern

2 3/8" 1700-1800 Pipe of claw holding a bowl

3 7/8" L x 2 3/8" W Winged Quartz Bannerstone, Hardin Co., OH ex Dr Hall Collection

2 3/8" DEEPLY CUPPED QUARTZ CAHOKIA DISCOIDAL FOUND IN MADISON COUNTY ILLINOIS, SHARP RIMS AND DEEP CUPS, WELL MADE EXAMPLE, COUPLE RIM NICKS

2" Tennessee Gamestone. TN. Biscuit Discoidal type. Polished brown Hardstone. Ex-Patricia Evans, John C. Smith

2 3/8" H. Council Pipe. Wisconsin. Rare form. 4 stem holes are carved between 4 carved faces surrounding the bowl. Finely made Hardstone Pipe. Area of chipping on rim, otherwise fine condition. Ex-Sam

Origin unknown but shares many stylistic cues from Northwestern Argillite pipes. Early polish on this example puts it as a very old piece, certainly over 200 years old.