NATIVE AMERICAN STEATITE SMOKING PIPE

Native American steatite smoking pipe, smooth body with carved banding near chamber and lip, approx 1.75"h, 2.75"w, .5"d, 39.68 grams **Provenance: A private Texas collection**

Early Soapstone Tobacco Pipe, probably Inuit Eskimo, 5 1/2" long. Worn from years of use.

Native American, Western United States, Upper Midwest / Northern Plains Tribes, Dakota (Sioux), ca. 19th century or earlier CE. A collection of 3 tobacco smoking pipes and bowls: a red catlinite elbow

Native American Steatite pipe with a silver inlaid stem. The pipe is in good condition with some repairs to the bottom rear of the pipe and measures 16" long.

20th century. Approx. Length 11 inches.

Vintage Native American Smoking Pipe / Tomahawk with Natural Feathers and Fur. Bead work and hand painted detail. Measures 27". Condition: Oxidation to the blade otherwise good condition. Estimate $50

See damage on handle. Measures 37 inches

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

Inuit Smoking Pipe. Carved wood with a lead bowl and abstract and geometric inlay. Provenance: Ex. Collection Charles Parsons, by family descent. Size: Size: 2'' x 5'' x 1.5'' (5 x 13 x 4 cm).

Inuit Smoking Pipe of Antler w/ Engraved Stem Section 11" Long

Native American smoking pipe and evergreen tree.. 29" wide. Cut out of aluminum.

Native American Amon Olorin Flute and Wood Carved Native American Smoking Pipe. Condition: Appear to be in good overall condition

(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

A fine Inuit two-part smoking pipe, Inuit; AlaskaA pipe of simple form carved early on after regular contact between the inuit and Westerners, the section with light scrimming as well as the bowl, the

19th Century Inuit Art Smoking Pipe Hand Carved Natural Marble Granite Bowl Head Motif 6,75"L In Overall Good Condition Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New York City Estate

William Roethgen (American, 1849-1923), Untitled (Native American Smoking a Pipe), 1904, watercolor, signed and dated lower right, sight: 21.5"h x 13"w, overall (with frame): 29.5"h x 21.75"w

7 inch tall HN1428, Native American smoking a pipe, good color and condition

Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Inuit, Yupik, Inupiat (Inupiaq), ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A charming hand-carved walrus ivory pipe with a polar bear standing on the

Native American, Northwestern United States, Alaska, Inuit, Yupik, Inupiat (Inupiaq), ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A charming hand carved smoking pipe made from walrus ivory in the form of

This is an antique cold painted bronze figurine made at the Bergman Foundry in Vienna, Austria in the late 19th to early 20th century. The figure features an Native American brave smoking a pipe while

DESCRIPTION: Antique Austrian polychrome cold painted bronze sculpture by Bergmann depicting a Native American Indian smoking a pipe underneath a tipi. CIRCA: Late 19th - Early 20th Century ORIGIN: Au

cold painted bronze figure of a seated Native American smoking a peace pipe, B in urn cartouche mark, also stamped 'Geschultz 3605[?] Made in Austria', 3.75x4in.

WPA Era Mural Study Painting, American, 20th Century School, oil on artist board, painted with a Native American man smoking a pipe, accompanied by 18th c. male settlers. This work was likely from a l

[Tobacco] Crüwell–Tabak “Jnka”. Germany, ca. 1920. Lithograph in colors advertising the tobacco brand featuring a Native American chief smoking a pipe. 32 x 23”. Metal rod