Object name: Pipe fragment / Object class: Pipes (smoking equipment) / Collection place: Northwestern United States - Hearst Museum Portal Search Results

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Hearst Museum object titled Pipe fragment, accession number 2-12333, described as Grooved cylinder.

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe fragment, accession number 2-11524, described as Bowl of pipe, broken.

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe fragment, accession number 2-35274, described as Pipe bowl with decorative inlay of poured metal, probably lead. Elbow pipe. Note: Steatite is badly broken.

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe fragment, accession number 2-6492, described as Figures of bear (at front), bird and 2 separately carved inset standing humans; 2 metal tubes inset; the bowl (insets excepted) is recarved walnut musket stock. Identification of material (gun stock) supplied by Bill Holm (February 1977).

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe fragment, accession number 2-12332, described as Made of steatite.

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe fragment, accession number 2-1015, described as Tobacco pipe bowl; made of ivory.

Hearst Museum object titled Pipe fragment, accession number 2-6491, described as Carved raven, spiral surmounted by 2 anthropomorphic faces; old musket barrel inset; carved from musket stock. Raven identified by Charles Brown, June 1964); materials identified by Bill Holm (February 1977).