Central Plains Red Pipestone Pipe

Two Central Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowls, Lakota, late 19th century, a red pipestone serpent headed form with fin-like projection from the head, and a Read more…

Central Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowl, c. mid-19th century, T-bowl form with faceted stem and flared bowl, very faint incising on the bottom, possibly "Jacob Read more…

Plains Red Pipestone Pipe and Pipe Bowl, c. late 19th century, a groove-decorated catlinite pipe stem and matching elbow-form bowl, and a catlinite T-bowl form, Read more…

Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowl, Dakota, c. last quarter 19th century, in the form of a European man's head, with long beard, incised mustache, and Read more…

Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowl, 19th century, an elbow form depicting a dog's (?) head, (used), lg. 2 1/4 in. Read more…

Two Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowls, the first mid-19th century, with small prow and "locomotive" type bowl, the second a T-bowl, c. late 19th century, Read more…

Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowl, c. last quarter 19th century, the T-bowl form with partially squared stem and slightly tapered bowl, lg. 7 3/4 in. Read more…

Three Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowls, Dakota (?), late 19th century, an elbow form, a T-bowl form, and a European-style bowl with stem, (repairs), lg. Read more…

Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowl, first half 19th century, the bowl in the shape of a keg (?), lg. 3 3/4 in. Provenance: Deaccessioned from Read more…

Eastern Plains Red Pipestone Pipe Bowl, Pawnee (?), early 19th century, the elbow form with a pierced and notched bowl with squared platform top, incised Read more…