4 7/8" Hardstone Disk Pipe. IN. Mississippian to

4 7/8" Hardstone Disk Pipe. Orange Co, IN. Mississippian to Historic. Very well made. Ex-Rod Morgan, Lawrence Bishop. Putty G10 COA

Pipestone or Bauxite example from the Mississippi Valley. Mississippian or proto historic in age.

4 7/8" Hardstone Bell Pestel West KY.

4 7/8" Hardstone Celt Decalb County Illinois.

1 3/4" Disk Pipe. Wisconsin. Finely made with tally marks and hole for suspension. Crack under bowl (could be glued). Ex-Rod Morgan , Phillip Coates. Putty COA

2 3/4" Disk Pipe. Ohio. Catlinite. Well made, slight restoration on disk. Davis COA

4 9/16" Disk Pipe. Gallatin Co, KY. Late Historic to Tourist Trade. Highly polished, well patinated form of Pipestone. Ding to stem. Very well made, fine condition

4 7/8" Steatite Pipe. OK. Early 1900's tourist trade. Very good condition with incising around stem end. Ex-Bryce Hathcock

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

4 7/8" Green Hardstone 3/4 Groove Axe Found in Pike Co. Illinois.

4 7/8" Fish Effigy Pipe. Livingston Co, KY. Old Historic Pipe found in a corn field after an early 1900's flood

4 11/16" Catlinite Disk Pipe. MN. Old example with disk glued and end of stem missing. Well made with arching stem. Ex-Gary Cuckler

4 7/8" Caddo Ceramic Pipe. Okolona, AR (Greer Farm). Excellent condition, no repair. Graceful (and rare) Haley style. Early Caddo (Gibson Aspect)

2 3/4" D. Circular Disk Pipe. Rare style. Dodge Co, WI. Nicely polished Steatite, G10. Ex-Steve Elwood. Found in 1908 by R. Johnson

5 1/4" Mississippian Pipe. Reddish Brown Bauxite. Franklin County, AR. Bowl is broken and glued. Great ware and patina. Ex-Kevin Pipes, Bruce Stowe, Dr. Rosco Slack, Burton/Teubner Estate. Two Partain

4 7/8" Steatite Racoon Effigy Pipe. Eastern TN. Ex-Chalmer Lynch

4 7/8" Cupped Discoidal. IL. Large hardstone example. Well made, fine condition. Ex-Mike Trekell. Howard COA

4" Mississippian Potery Pipe, Found by Brian Hilton, along the Ouachita River

4 1/2" Coiled Snake Pipe. TN. Engraved. Mississippian to Early Historic Ceramic Pipe. Stem glued in 2 places. Ex-Rod Morgan

4" x 2 1/2" Mississippian Disc Pipe. From Illinois

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

4 7/8" Double Ended Charmstone. Glenn Co, CA (Willows). Black hardstone. Very well made. Good condition with some wear to ends. Ex-Steve Bohm

Inscribed in pencil "Vermillion County, Illinois". Provenance: The Collection of Stanley H. Rae & Ruth A. Rae; ex-John Baldwin. H: 2.25 in., W: 4.25 in., D: 1.125 in.

4 1/4" L x 1 7/8" W Stone Eagle Pipe, Pemiscott Cnty, MO, ex Steve Lee Coll & Rohrkaste Coll