Sioux Chief's Large Catlinite Pipe & Stem c1850-75

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20th Century; Northern Plains Two works: A carved catlinite pipe in the form of a clawed talon holding an elongated oval bowl (3.25" H 3" W), together with a square catlinite stem (6.75" L x .75" D

Large Sioux 27 1/2" pipe with 7 3/4" catlinite pipe bowl, Excellent horse hair braided stem, Excellent cond. Ca. 1900

SIOUX INDIAN CATLINITE PIPE & STEM

Native American, Western United States, Plains tribes, likely Sioux, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. This is a finely carved red Catlinite stone pipe with a lengthy wooden inhalation shaft and

This is an excellent circa 1933 catalinite pipe and beaded wood stem from the Dakota Sioux Native American Indians. The pipe bowl is hand carved in a traditional “T” pattern with hand etch

Auction highlight ! Great Chiefs catlinite T bowl pipe with quilled and tacked stem. 34 inches long. This one has all the bells and whistles. Lg. catlinite T bowl with raised rings, quilled stem with

A fine c.1900s Eastern Sioux Pipe / Santee Sioux. Catlinite pipe, initial signed R S. Carved stem, embellished with feathers and horsehair suspensions, tied with hide and an added Buffalo nickel. Carv

A fine c.1900s Eastern Sioux Pipe / Santee Sioux. Catlinite pipe, initial signed R S. Carved stem, embellished with feathers and horsehair suspensions, tied with hide and an added Buffalo nickel. Carv

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

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

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

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

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

2 Antique Eastern Sioux Catlinite Items - A Letter Opener w/ Fish Effigy Handle and a 13 7/8" Pipe Stem

Central Plains Twisted Stem with Catlinite Pipe Bowl, Eastern Sioux, early fourth quarter 19th century, twisted stem with paint, the mouth piece with multicolored bead decorated hide section, T-type b

8 5/8" Catlinite Pipe and Stem. Minnesota (1850-1860). Fanged and crested water spirit bowl with fish effigy stem. Eastern Sioux. Excellent condition. Well pictured in North American Indian Art (Furst

The pipe has a man and woman in the act of copulation in the missionary position with man on top, 7" long, with nice old patina and has been used. The stem has beads covering circa 3/4 of its length w

A Native American Catlinite inlaid pipe and stem, pipe 3.875"l; stem 15.75" Provenance: Lew Sarett (1888 - 1954), American poet and professor

A Plains catlinite pipe and quilled stem Lakota (Sioux), fourth quarter 19th century, the long wood stem with multicolored quill wrapping at the end, with duck feathers, and a T-shaped catlinite pipe.

40” x 7 ½” Large Pipe Bag – would have held long pipe stem, large beaded Panels, front & back different edge & rim – beading, nice sinew - Sioux

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

Group of two Native American catlinite pipes. One Sioux catlinite pipe bowl, ca. 1870, with a typewritten label dated 1940 claiming the pipe was owned by the daughter of a chief. One Sioux catlinite e