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Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with square vertical lugs at either end that have triangular designs carved on them. Vertical support consisting of three round columns. These end in a raised bilobal shaped base

Crossbar rectangular and flat with slight curve upward towards it narrow ends. There are two rows of 6 each raised ridges on each side of the narrow left hand end of the crossbar and 4 and a bit rows on one side of the right-hand end running parallel to the narrow ends. It has a single pillar that narrows to the waist and then widens into two truncated 'legs' with a 'V-shape between them and to the front. There is a leather handle attached to the top and bottom of the central pillar.

Short crossbar curved up and downwards along its length. Lugs are truncated triangles facing outward. The flat vertical ends of the crossbar and the lug are decorated with rows of carved triangles. Two rectangular pillars rest on raised truncated cone shaped base The pillars are also decorated with rows of carved triangles.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end with square vertical lugs at either end that have rows of small triangular designs carved on them. Vertical support consisting of four round columns. These rest on a raised ovoid shaped base with small projecting triangles at the centre.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end. Lugs are flat diamond shapes facing inwards. Two rectangular pillars rest on an ovoid base with pleated edges.

Rectangular crossbar, curved and decorated at narrow ends with a row of zig-zags. Lugs are flat and rectangular with designs carved into their vertical surfaces (Is one missing?) . Two inward sloping rectangular pillars join together before resting on a circular platform with pleated edges. A truncated cone sloping outwards forms a central pillar and foot.

Rectangular crossbar, curved, and decorated on flattened narrow ends with a row of zig-zags. Lugs are truncated inverted triangles with a triangular design carved into their surface. Two inward sloping cylindrical pillars rest on a ovoid platform with pleated edges. Two outward sloping pillars descend from this resting on a flat bilobal base with projecting triangles centre front and back. The base is champhered flaring outwards.

Upper transverse plane curved up at either end.Three rectangular pillars rest on a central flat panel with pleated edges. This rests on two rectangulat pillars that rest on an ovoid base with pleated edges. Has an anthropomorphic feel.

Crossbar curved up towards narrow ends. Lugs are flat rectangular flaps facing inward with horizontal grooved decorations.Two inward facing open arched flank a central round pillar. All three rest on a raised ovoid base. ARches are decorated with parallel grooved lines on one side an zig-zags on the opposite side.

Rectangular crossbar, curved. No lugs . Two inward sloping rectangular pillars, that narrow towards their base, rest on a rectangular block with an upward curving upper surface. This block in turn rests on an ovoid base with champhered edges flaring outwards.

Crossbar curved up towards narrow ends with a line of diamond patterns at either end. Lugs are hollow arches facing outward. Two rectangular pillars in a V configuration rest on a flat truncated V shaped plane which rests on a raise bilobial base with a small projecting V between the two lobes. V shaped pillars are decorated with parallel grooves down their length.

Crossbar curved up towards narrow ends with a line of zig-zags carved at either end. Lugs are flat rectangular flaps facing inward. Two inward facing pilars are joined by a polygonal cylindrical bar. The pillars rest on a flat bilobal base with two projecting Vs between the lobes.

Stem with two circular bowls, one behind the other along the stem and flattened side to side. A small round foot under the end bowl. The insides of the bowls are lined with metal.

Bowl is embellished with geometric designs created from inlaid metal. There is a small round projection below the bowl and the shaft flares slightly at the mouthpiece end.

Bowl angle back 45 degrees towards mouthpiece end of shaft. A hollow circular shape is joined to the pipe bowl curving downwards from half-way up its length around its base and back to join the opposite side of the bowl. The shaft projects through this circle and ends with two projecting knobs either side of the bowl. These are attached to the circle by a short pillar. The bowl, circle and bulges are all decorated with geometric inlaid metal designs.

Elongated pipe bowl. A figure of a man is seated on the stem facing the bowl and holds onto a wedge shaped projection from the pipe bowl. The bowl and man are decorated with metal in geometric designs. The man has a round metal object projecting from the top of this head.

Pipe bowl projects out from the back of a quadruped, possibly a horse. The stem is positioned where the tail would join the body. There is an H shape in metal on the rump of the figure.

Pipe bowl projects out from the back of a quadruped, possibly a horse.The bowl is anthropomorphised with a face, ears, arms and legs and it sits on a small saddle. The stem projects from where the tail would join the body. The end of the shaft ihas a chip missing and the face of the animal is broken off.

Pipe is in the form of a U shape with curved outer edges. From the top of the side of the U opposite the bowl a section projects out horizontally and then takes a 90 degree angle. It is curved round on its inside edge. The surface bulges out in two sections - one the side of the bowl and the other on the opposite side of the U.

Pipe bowl has four 'fingers' holding it from the bottom. There is a small round projection at its base. The stem projects backwards with an upper stem curving up above the stem that continues straight. Pipe bowl and upper curved stem are decorated with metal sheet in geometric shapes.

Pipe in the form of a man riding a horse. He holds the reigns in his right hand and the left one is raised from the elbow. There is a hole through his curved fingers and he would have been holding something that is now missing. The man's body is the pipe bowl with the opening at the top of his hat. The pipe stem projects out from the horse's chest.

Stem is stretched Z shape with bowl at 90 ° to bottom plane. Between bowl and vertical plane of the Z is a T -shape with an open rectangular form ontop joining the top of the bowl to the stem. Lower horizontal bar of Z is slightly convex.

Bowl at slight angle leanig back. It rests on a circular coil. Fine decoration in metal inlays in geometric designs. Inner bowl lined with metal.

Stem composed of rectangular bars - from the ivory/bone elongated cone of the mouthpiece, one section angles down from the horizontal at 90 degrees and then angles again along the horizontal to join the bottom of the pipe bowl. In the rectangular opening between the bowl side and the vertical bar of the stem is a T shape filling the space and joining across from the vertical bar to the upper end of the pipe bowl. Filling the inner angle created in the angle between the mouthpiece bar and the vertical bar is a stepped design.

Bowl at slight angle leaning back. It rests on an open arch with a short pillar in line with bowl and projecting from its centre. Inner bowl lined with metal.

Pipe with two bowls leaning back along the stem at 45° degree angles to each other. Bowls lined with metal.

Cluster of three bowls on end of stem leaning back at slight angle. Each side bowl has a geometric design in metal

Single bowl with tapering cone-shape bottom resting on a half wheel shape with spokes. Lip has a raised circular end with facets.

Pipe in the shape of a geometricised horse. The stem enters the chest of the horse and the rounded bowl projects out of its back. The horses neck arches and its muzzle joins the stem. Its tail has its end broken off.

Stem is in the shape of a stretched Z with the elongated bowl leaning back at 45° The space between the bowl and the vertical plane of the stem is carved in hollow geometric shapes. The angle between this vertical stem and the end of the stem has a panel with a hole cut through filling the corner.