Plains Indian Carved Pipestone Pipe

Native American Plains Indian Carved Pipestone Pipe, stem is wood and has carved eagles on it, there is also a sage wrapping around the stem, the mouthpiece is chipped, measures 21''L

HERB TROWBRIDGE, SIOUX / PLAINS INDIAN CARVED FIGURAL PIPE, titled "Power Above the Prairie", having catlinite/pipestone figural ram's head bowl, hand-carved cherry twist-form stem with carved turtle

DESCRIPTION: Native American, probably northern Plains, carved pipe stem and accompanying catlinite/ pipestone bowl. The hand carved stem with geometric triangles carved in low relief along the stem.

20th c. Plains Indian Carved Stone Pipe depicting a man struggling with a bear that has been pierced by an arrow, the wooden stem carved with gold faced dancing figures, signed on the bottom of the bo

Native American Plains Indian Beaded Wood Pipe Stem and Pipestone Pipe, stem measures 25''L, T-Pipe measures 3''H x 1''W, these two pieces do not go together, stem is embellished with fur and beadwork

24" long

Title:Old Catlinite Native American Peace Pipe Pipestone 18.75 inches Carved Stone Plains Tribe Sioux Description: Beautiful, hand-carved Native American peace pipe, 18.75 inches long and 1.47 lbs. Ca

NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHERN PLAINS INDIAN CATLINITE PIPE WITH WOODEN STEM, carved catlinite pipe with textured center at the bend, presented with a flat pipe stem with paint decoration featuring leaf and

Two Native American Ritual Elements. Both purportedly 19th century Plains Indian, consisting of a catlinite pipe carved in 2 sections, ill fitting (possibly associated), measuring 17.5” long, pu

A NATIVE AMERICAN PLAINS INDIANS PIPE AND BEADED AND QUILLED BUCKSKIN HIDE PIPE AND TOBACCO BAG, PROBABLY SIOUX, CIRCA 1885-1900, the carved pipe stem of natural wood with orange/red pigment and with

Pipestone American Indian pipe carved and signed by Lakota artist James Under Baggage. Depicting a standing buffalo, the bowl measures 2"x 5". This comes with a stem and is ready for display or use. S

Pipestone American Indian pipe carved and signed by Lakota artist James Under Baggage. Depicting a standing buffalo, the bowl measures 2"x 3". This comes with a stem and is ready for display or use. S

Pipestone American Indian pipe carved and signed by Lakota artist James Under Baggage. Depicting a turtle, the bowl measures 2"x 3". This comes with a stem and is ready for display or use. South Dakot

This is a carved catlinite pipestone “T” pipe from the Northern Plains dating to circa 1900-1950’s from the Owen D. Mort, Jr. museum collection. The pipe bowl has a classic “T” pipe pattern

Minnesota, ca. 19th century. Native American, Plains, pipe of hand-carved catlinite (pipestone) in two parts. MEASUREMENTS Length: 11 3/8 inches / 29 cm SHIPPING $30 flat-rate shipping in the continen

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

This is an excellent carved and twisted pipe stem and catlinite pipe bowl from the Plains Native American Indians. The 19th century piece shows a solid wood twisted stem having a deep patina with gree

Plains Indian bleeding heart tomahawk, an iron blade with a pierced heart on a carved handle with brass tack design. 8.75”L iron head x 24”L overall.

Plains Pipe and Stem Early 1900s, Great old hand carved pipestone head plus matching flat wooden stem. Very good condition. 26"

Nice Catlinite example with paperwork from the Pipestone Indian Shrine Association as a Genuine Indian Hand-Made Craft. Probably 1980's in age.

19th century Native American beaded leather pipe bag attributed to Plains Indian. 24 in long by 3.5 in wide. VG condition.

This is a very nice circa 1900 reservation period pipe tomahawk from the Plains Native American Indians. The piece shows a cast iron pipe tomahawk war club head with hard wood haft showing brass trade

Early 20th century Hide construction Including fringe: 29'' H x 5.5'' W Provenance: Manitou Gallery, Cheyenne, WY. Please note: Proceeds will not directly benefit the Tammis Day Foundation.

Turn of the Century Native American pipe tomahawk, displaying beautifully patinaed brass head, and haft with attractive wear and remnants of green ocre.