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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.

Long-stemmed pipe with bowl leaning back at slight angle. The entire pipe and bowl are covered with beading in linear designs wrapping around the form. A small rectangular bag made of beads hangs off the bottom of the bowl and has a button embellishing this join.

Long stemmed pipe with bowl leaning backwards at a 45° angle. The length of the stem is sheathed with small multicoloured beaded rings.

Small pipe with bowl leaning back a slight angle. Pipe and stem sheathed in lacy beadwork. Beading damaged near bit end.

Short-stemmed pipe with bowl leaning slightly forward with linear designs around the top of the bowl and dotted designs at its base. It has a short cylindrical projection at 45° to the point where bowl and stem join

Pipe has two shafts and two bowls. The lower shaft is longer and ends in an elongated pipe bowl with a small foot beneath. The second shaft is shorter, parallel to and above the fist shaft. At its end is the second elongated bowl which as two small 'legs' that straddle the lower shaft. At the opposite end the two shafts are joined by a short bar with a mouthpiece projecting out.

Short-stemmed pipe with bowl leaning slightly forward with serrated design around the top of the bowl of inlaid lead. It has a short cylindrical projection beneath bowl and some raised designs at the stem mouthpiece.

Long-stemmed pipe with long bowl leaning back at 45°. It has a small cylindrical projection at the base of the bowl and the bit is a separate piece. Two geometric designs in metal embellish the lower end of the bowl.

Long-stemmed pipe with long bowl leaning back at 45°. It has a small cylindrical projection at the base of the bowl and the bit flares slightly. Geometric designs in metal embellish the upper end of the bowl.

Long-stemmed pipe with long bowl leaning back at 45°. It has a small cylindrical projection at the base of the bowl and the bit flares slightly. A line of star designs in metal embellish side of the bowl.

Long-stemmed pipe with long bowl leaning back at 45°. It has a small cylindrical projection at the base of the bowl and the bit flares slightly. The bowl tapers towards its base and then extends into a spherical shape into which stem and bowl join. The stem is covered in coils of copper wire and the top of the bowl is sheathed with a band of copper. There is a stopper in the top of the bowl and a string attaches it to the stem.

Long stemmed pipe with upright bowl. Bowl has small cylindrical projection at its base. A large portion of the stem is covered with beadwork in bands of colours and two long strings of beads are attatched to the stem.

Stem ina flattened Z shape to the bowl at its base. Halfway up the bowl a horizontal pillar joins the bowl and the vertical strut of the Z extending into a square plane that fills the corner of the Z.

Pipe with short stem and bowl in the shape of a woman. The top of her head is the opening for the bowl. She wears a short beaded skirt and has metal bangle on her left lower arm and a necklace and two anklets made from strips of metal.

Bowl that tapers slightly to top. Has short projecting cylindrical pillar from base and short stem.

Hexagonal pipe bowl with short projecting cylingrical shape from base and short stem.

Stem is missing its mouthpiece. At its opposite end it rises at a vertical 90 degree angle and then curves again at 90 degree in the direction of the mouthpiece. At the end of this short upper shaft is a pipebowl tipped at a 45 degree angle towards the mouthpiece. Below this bowl and the upper shaft is a short vertical bar joining the two. A small circular button projects out of the end of the upper stem.

Bowl that tapers slightly to top. Has short projecting cylindrical pillar from base and short stem.

Longish bowl tapering slightly to the top and leaning slightly forwards. Has a small projecting truncated inverted cone from base of bowl. The top edge of the bowl is engraved with lines

Pipe in shape of half-moon with a flat rim projecting down following the shape of the upper section. Has a double stepped angle cut near the top of the curve and one on the opposite inside edge. I