Showing posts with label Antique Pipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Antique Pipes. Show all posts
Catlinite Pipe
Catlinite pipe carved in the form of a white man in 1840s attire resting on his arms and lower back, with his legs raised. The toes point toward the reeded mouthpiece with a poured lead decoration at its top. The legs form the pipe's stem; the upper torso, head and hat form the bowl. The carved details are finely incised. The pipe was probably made by or for David Faribault, Sr. and given by his son, David Faribault, Jr. to Reverend Moses N. Adams, an Indian Agent in Flandreau, South Dakota, in the 1870s.
Collection of Minnesota Historical Society.
18th Century Iron Pipe
This pipe is most likely Great Lakes region, 18th century.
Copy and image from Steven Lalioff.
