Great Lakes Museum Presentation Pipe Tomahawk

This is a rare & important pipe tomahawk head dated to circa 1800 made by documented historic tomahawk maker, C.W. Bontgen. The pipe is from the Great Lakes/Prairie Region tribes circa 1800. The pipe

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

A Great Lakes pipe and stem Possibly Ojibwe, the banded catlinite elbow pipe connected to a wood stem with carved rings. pipe length 4 1/4in, stem length 14 1/4in Footnotes: Provenance Property from t

A Great Lakes pipe bowl and stem Possibly Ho-Chunk (Winnebago), the green painted stem with a carved knop about two thirds of the way down, the oversized catlinite bowl with diagonal ribbing at the en

A Great Lakes Pipe Bag 23 1/2 (with fringe) x 5 1/2 inches Property from the Collection of Bill Heuter and Jill Kopatich, Colgate, Wisconsin

Great Lakes Pewter Pipe Bowl 19th century elbow shaped, with flat bottom and a tapered crest; decorated with incised concentric circle around the stem end and bowl length 3-1/4 inches x height 2 inche

Western Great Lakes Painted Pipe Stem, with Catlinite Bowl fourth quarter 19th century wood stem carved with a twist and painted in yellow, red, and blue pigment; brass tack decorations, length 16 3/4

Western Great Lakes Catlinite Pipe Bowl, Eagle Talons fourth quarter 19th century height 2-1/2 inches x length 3-1/2 inches

The lot features a silver mounted presentation grade pipe tomahawk from the early 1800. The circa 1800 tomahawk is attributed to the Iroquois Indian area of New York state and is an early English-made

Great Lakes Catlinite Portrait Pipe Bowl mid-19th century realistically carved portrait, with well-defined facial features including curly locks cascading from a headband height 2-1/2 inches x length

Western Great Lakes Figural Catlinite Pipe Bowl ca 1900 T-shaped, with the bowl carved into a human head; stem of bowl inscribed with arrows; keel pierced through length 5 inches x height 2-1/4 inches

5 1/2" Heron Pipe. Great Lakes Region. Historic, Iroquois type. Finely polished, very fine condition. Ex-Bud Patton, Hubert Wachtel

The circa 1930s bag with drawstring top is completely beaded both sides on its lower half with elk bull and cow within floral designs above a fringe of eleven wide loom-beaded drops displaying various

4 1/2" Clay Pipe. Great Lakes Area. Ex Len Murphy. Bennett COA

1 3/8" x 3 1/4" Catlinite Iroquois Council Pipe, Great Lakes Area, Acquired in 1952 from Colonel James Windfall Collection, Dickey COA View Video: Here

Great Lakes panel beaded pipe bag, turkey pictorial, moose hide, 13" x 6, ca. 1930, good.very good cond

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

Great Lakes Ceremonial Hatchet Peace Pipe. Iron head with incisded star and dot decoration. Tapered wood shaft with inset engraved brass decoration. Carved horn mouthpiece. {Approximate dimensions: 22

Great Lakes 25 1/4" pipe with fish effigy bowl with plain wood carved stem, pewter inlay, good cond.early 20th

Tomahawk Pipe with a great design and look to it. 19" long.

DESCRIPTION: Presentation Native American tomahawk peace pipe featuring pierced weeping heart, at the axe head with scroll form details at the sides, inlaid silver toned metal geometric designs at the

1 3/8" Historic Brass Pipe. Iroquois. Upper Great Lakes region. Shows good age, in very good condition

A book group, consisting of Georgia O'Keefe Retrospective in two volumes , together with two volumes of Great Treasures Hermitage Museum, all in presentation sleeves

Native American Indian Carved Stone Pipe, Tomahawk with Braided Raw Hide Handle 11.50". Along with a Stone Implement.