3567 NATIVE AMERICAN PIPE BAG & PIPE ALONG WITH

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[?]Live Online Auction Starts In 2026 Nov 08 @ 10:00 (UTC-04:00 : AST/EDT)
Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 1,500.00 USD
Estimated at 3,000.00 - 5,000.00 USD
ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR FEATURING ITEMS. This pipe bag and pipe are featured on page 15 in John Baldwin's "Red Pipes Indian Smoking Pipes" text. Pipe bag is 37" including 11" rawhide fringe. Beautifully bead decorated in two large 7 1/2" x 7 1/2" panels on either side. Quilled ribs are red, purple, yellow, and white geometrically decorated two different geometric designs on either side. Sinew sewn dark blue, sky blue, red, orange, and yellow beads on white ground. 6 tinkle cones with red dyed feathers. 9" catlinite pipe with 20" quill decorated stem in same palette as pipe bag has seen long use of smoking tobacco. 27" x 20" framed watercolor by Lisa Danielle Lorimer, dated 1983 shows a collage with this pipe and pipe bag. Lisa Danielle Lorimer (1948- ) is a realist painter of the old west subjects in watercolor and has lived in Sedona, Arizona since 1981; member of the Western Artists of America and the Women Artists of the American West. UNATTACHED ACCESSORIES: copy of page 15 from John Baldwin's 2007 "RED PIPES- INDIAN SMOKING PIPES OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER", "CIRCA 1890. This catlinite pipe and quill decorated wood stem were originally collected by the JD Allen trading post in Mandan South Dakota. This location was a favorite trading post of the Standing Rock Sioux. The X-like design in the center of the quillwork is the Sioux symbol for "dead horse". Very few stems are quill decorated full length. This artifact has been kept in remarkable, pristine condition--A tribute to today's collector.". CONDITION: good to very good overall. Pipe bag has about 10% of quilling missing in one corner, beading appears intact. Quilling on pipe stem is fine with a few small losses of color. Pipe bowl is fine. Watercolor is excellent. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of Lenard Cave. (02-27338/JS). NON-GUN. $3,000-5,000..