Central Plains Wood and Stone Pipe

Plains Wood and Stone Skull Cracker Club, c. last half 19th century, rawhide-wrapped wood handle with horsehair drop, the round stone head with central ridge Read more…

Plains Wood and Stone Pipe, 19th century, the cylindrical ash stem decorated with file branding, brass tacks, and a central red stained groove, the red Read more…

Two Plains Wood and Stone Pipes, Lakota, late 19th century, the first with a partially beaded twisted wood stem, traces of red pigment and file Read more…

Two Plains Wood and Stone Pipes, c. second half 19th century, the larger with lead inlaid red pipe stone T-bowl and round ash stem; the Read more…

Plains Wood and Stone Pipe, c. third quarter 19th century, the natural tree branch stem with hide and dew claw attachment, red pipe stone T-bowl Read more…

Two Plains Wood and Stone Skull-Cracker Clubs, last quarter 19th century, both with rawhide-wrapped long wood handles, one head with incised grooves with blue paint Read more…

Two Plains Wood and Stone Clubs, a "skull cracker" with rawhide-covered handle and faceted stone head, the other a "slung-shot" club with rawhide-covered handle and Read more…

Plains Wood and Stone Pipe, c. late 19th century, the short rectangular polychrome stem with carved mouthpiece in the form of a bird's head, with Read more…

Plains Wood and Stone Pipe, c. late 19th century, a long wood stem partially twisted and partially grooved with traces of red pigment, with red Read more…

Plains Wood and Stone Pipe, c. second half 19th century, a red pipestone T-bowl, tapered ash stem with remnant plaited quill wrapping, (quill loss), overall Read more…