Stone Pipes

North America, Eastern Woodland, ca. 200 to 1000 CE. A handsome pipe carved from a grey stone and presenting a very smooth finish. Platform pipes like this exemplify smoking technology during the Midd

Collection of Carved Stone Pipes.

Two Native American Catlinite Stone Pipes, large eagle claw carved pipe with carved feather decoration, twisted wooden stem, red and blue polychrome decoration; stone carved pipe with twisted wooden s

Collection of Carved Stone Pipes.

Collection of Carved Stone Pipes.

2 Stone Pipes – longest 5 ¼”

Early 1900s, Both pieces collected in the Ohio Valley, one a catlinite version with bulbous bowl, the other a short black stone "L" bowl. Both in good condition. Largest 3-1/2" x 3"

Includes 2 Stone Banner stones, 2 pipes, 1 knife and several small points. A few of the tiny arrowheads do not appear to be authentic. Unsure of authenticity on banners and pipes.

2 Stone Pipes, one marked Scioto Co. Ohio – the other marked Lawrence Co. Ohio – age uncertain – largest 2 3/16"

(2) Stone Pipes, Native American Style, Carved, (1) 6.75" Gray Mottled Stone, (1) 11.5" Black Stone Bird Effigy, Old Label Indicates Chaphan County Tennessee, Woody Auction Cannot Guarantee The Age Or

Four Inuit Carved Stone Pipes. Pipes have been carved into a bird, a frog, a bear and a fish (1 1/2" x 3 1/2" x 1")

Collection of Carved Stone Pipes.

5 Assorted Clay and Stone Pipes, largest 7”, Nice assortment –age uncertain

2 Stone Pipes - Bird Effigy, Elbow Form, Appears to be Contemporary Items

3 1/2" longest example. Nice examples for study or for smoking. Pipestone and Schist.

Good as overall pictured, not authenticated

Lot of vintage stone pipes, bottles, and more

This is 8&1/2 inches long. This piece is from one of 3 large collections out of Illinois. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN QUAPAW CADDO POTTERY C

Native American, northeastern United States, Hopewell Indians, Middle Woodland period, ca. 200 to 900 CE. A fine smoking pipe from the Hopewell Indians, hand-carved from a mottled dark-grey stone with

Mound Builder Stone Effigy Pipe of a double headed snake or serpent, Mississippi mound building culture, 800-1200 AD. This is a very large steatite pipe in a unique form. The Pipe measures 16.25 inche

Native American, central/midwestern United States, Eastern Woodlands, ca. 1000 to 1600 CE, found in Todd County, Kentucky. A charming smoking pipe in the form of a bird lying on its back. Hand-carved

Native American Wood and Stone Pipe. Black stone bowl inlaid with lead and catlinite, shows signs of having been smoked; carved wood stem is decorated with brass tacks and hot file branding. With red

10" L x 1.5" W x 1.75" T (Bowl)

Native American, ca. 19th century or earlier. A beautifully carved stone (possibly serpentine) pipe element with extremely thin walls and showing great wear. A lovely object. MEASUREMENTS Length: 4 1/