Steatite Pipe & Stem

25” carved and beaded pipe stem with 4 x 4 steatite pipe, painted stem, beads and fringe, hide wrapped

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.

4 1/8" Steatite Pipe with Pewter Inlay around stem. MN. Older example in excellent condition. Well polished deep black Steatite with white inclusions. Pictured in Dan Stroud's Dec 2012 Sale Catalog

A group of 2 Native American pipes. ++ Central Plains Catlinite pipe with a carved bowl and wooden stem. 20th century. ++ A Cherokee steatite pipe. North & South Carolina. 20th century.Condition: The

13" Very Large Steatite and Catlinite Pipe has beautiful pewter inlay. Plus a 15 1/2" Beaded and Tacked pipe stem. Ex Susan Cunningham

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

6" Historic Steatite Effigy Pipe with Pewter-like inlay on bowl and stem end. From a South Carolina Collection. 1930's Cherokee type

Old Northern Plains Wood & Catlinite Pipe 35''x2''. Steatite and catlinite inlaid lead bowl with carved wood stem ornamented with brass rivets. Overall wear from use. Late 19th or early 20th century.

3" Historic Disk Pipe. WV. Intricately carved Steatite. A work of art from an old Virginia Collection (William Huff). Fish engraved on stem with spider decorating disk. Mid to late 1800's

Northern Plains Wood and Catlinite Pipe, Lakota or Sioux, polychromed on the stem with tack embellishments, the Catlinite pipe bowl inlaid with lead and Steatite, retains label from David Howard Triba

12" Cherokee Pipe. From a Clay Co, NC Collection. Historic, early 1900's. Tremendous Steatite example with pewter/lead stem end and Catlinite arbor inset in pewter. Very nice display

Sioux Twisted Pipe Stem with Catlinite Bowl, Believed to Belong to Sitting Bull PREMIUM LOTAdditional registration documentation is required to bid on this lot, and online bids will not be accepted. P

Standing Rock Sioux Carved Pipe Stem, with Catlinite Bowl fourth quarter 19th century stem with plaited quillwork in red and yellow; figures of buffalo, turtle, and ram  are carved in high relief

Western Great Lakes Twisted and Decorated Pipe Stem, with Inlaid Catlinite Bowl second quarter 19th century elongated twisted stem with rectangular cutouts; pictographic carvings on one side; opposite

This is an outstanding Mandan Native American Indian long stem & pipe dated to circa 1800-1820. The historic authentic piece shows a catlinite pipestone bowl measuring 4.75 inches by 2.25 inches tall

Eastern Sioux Quilled Pipe Stem, with Catlinite Bowl third quarter 19th century stem wrapped with quillwork in colors of white, blue, red, green, and yellow; silk ribbon additions; L-shaped bowl decor

Plains Tacked Pipe Stem, with Copper Wire Wrapping   third quarter 19th century thin stem decorated with brass tacks, red dyed horsehair, and copper wire wrapping length 23-1/4 inches Published:

Plains Pipe Stem and Catlinite Effigy Bowl, Sioux, fourth quarter 19th century, the cedar stem with multicolored quill wrapping, with cloth and feather band, the wide part of the stem with indented tr

19th Century Native American Pipe Stem carved wood swirl with brass tacks. L 27 1/2 in.

Sioux Quilled Pipe Stem, with Catlinite Bowl late 19th century tapered stem with quillwork and red-dyed horsehair; T-shaped catlinite bowl   stem length 28-5/8 inches; bowl length 10 inches x hei

33 5/8" (overall) Ojibwa Chief's Twisted Pipe Stem and Inlaid Bowl, Great Lakes area artifact. Ex-Bryce Hathcock. Originally in a private Texas museum. Hand carved wood stem. Highly decorative bowl wi

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

26 ½” Carved Wood Mystery Plains Pipe Stem, Brass cone shaped beaded tacks, Nice – circa 1875-1880

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