Steatite Prow- Elbow Pipe

4 1/4" Steatite Elbow Pipe. Eliptical Bowl with tally marks around edge of bowl. Top back of bowl has 3/4" ( "V" shaped") professional restoration. Very well shaped. Found by Ed "Buddy" Scheidegger

3 1/2" steatite elbow Pipe with excellent polish, and use wear hand engraving. Found on the East Coast, Native American Artifact

2 3/4" Historic Elbow Pipe. Older example found in Nelson Co, VA. Found in 1947. Nicely patinated Steatite. Small nick on rim, otherwise perfect condition

3 ¾” x 2 ¾” Cherokee Steatite Elbow Pipe

The lot features an original steatite carved elbow pipe from the Eastern Plains Native American Indians dating to the mid-19th Century from the Sundog Bruce VanLandingham collection. The piece shows a

2 1/2" Historic Steatite Elbow Pipe. TN. Steatite. Good condition. Ex-Ragusa

Circa late 19th century. Steatite, or black pipestone, elbow pipe bowl decorated with lead inlay. Top of the bowl is chipped from hard use and has missing lead inlays. In fair condition. Condition: (F

1 3/4" Elbow Pipe. TN. Polished Steatite. Finely made, Appears solid. Ex-Nick Gatses

Steatite Pipe of Flat Base "Elbow Pipe" Form - of Questionable Antiquity 1 3/4" x 2 3/4"

Native American steatite stone pipe bowl, elbow form, 3" x 2-1/2"

5 1/8" Elbow Pipe with Human Face. St. Clair Co, IL. Polished black Steatite. Very well made and in fine condition. Slight ding to one ear. Excellent sheen. Possibly a Woodland pipe, we however believ

5 1/8" Elbow Pipe with Human Face. St Clair Co, IL. Polished black Steatite. Very well made and in fine condition. Slight ding to one ear. Possibly a Woodland pipe, maybe later Mississippian. Weidner

Superb steatite example found in Hancock Co., Tennessee by James Guthrie. Aboriginally executed fine incised decorative band around the rim of the bowl. Highly polished and in virtually perfect condit

2 5/8" Platform Elbow Pipe. Scott Co, TN. Probably Early Historic. Highly polished Steatite. Ex-Tom Erdmann

Steatite example found 6 miles west of Santa Rosa, New Mexico in Guadalupe County on a private ranch at the 'Stuckey's Caves'. Killer piece.

5 ¼” x 2 ½” Steatite Pipe incised rings top of bowl, prow, nicely polished

Northern Plains Steatite Pipe Bowl 19th century locomotive-style; having a pronounced prow and cylindrical bowl; inked on side: Found Near Platte River, Nebraska, W-30 length 5 inches x height 2-3/4 i

3" Chlorite Elbow Pipe. Montgomery Co, AL. Colorful green and black Chlorite. Very well polished. Well shaped with thin bowl. Prehistoric, Woodland to Mississippian. G10 pipe once in the Dr. Burke Col

11" Elbow Pipe. KY. Very large with Lizard Effigy. Mississippian to very Early Historic. Very large bowl with lizard carved on the side. Pipe is made of polished green Hardstone. Stem was broken right

5 3/8" Ojibwa Inlaid Steatite Pipe. Wonderful example with pewter inlay and red Catlinite decoration. Historic, these pipes date to the 1880-1920 era. Excellent condition. A highly decorated pipe

Very Large Steatite Pipe Bowl 9” x 5 ¼” Catlinite & pewter inlays, late 1800’s

(lot of 2) Native American pipes, including: (1) Eastern Woodlands Steatite Platform Monitor Pipe, found in Greene County in Eastern Tennessee, old repairs, approx 5"h, 10.5"w, (1) Steatite Platform S

4" Catlinite Elbow Pipe. Early Historic example (1700's) with highly detailed engraving and carving. Excellent symmetry. Very fine condition. Ex-Jim Johnston, Don Bapst, Gilbert W. Dilley. Pictured in

Mic Mac Steatite Pipe, outstanding carving! Size: 4.48" long 2.54" wide, no breaks or damage the line you see is in the stone and heals up on the other side it has not been glued, Ex Byron Anderson he