This panel pipe characteristic of the work of the mid-nineteenth century resembles the ship-motif pipes of the 1840s. The central element has lost its architectural character and has become a highly stylized decorative element pierced by the bowl of the pipe. Waves run the length of the base and a curious curly-haired dog with human arms and legs sits in the stern. Arching over the bow like a figurehead is a Yankee angel with long, curly hair, whiskers, and feathered wings. (Holm, Crooked Beak of Heaven, 1972)

Argillite model totem pole, with beaver and whale or seal lion figures. [CAK 24/04/2009]

Piece of argillite panel pipe carved with figures in formline design. [CAK 09/06/2009]

Argillite panel pipe intricately carved with bird, fish and animal figures. [CAK 09/06/2009]

Argillite ship pipe carved with a man on a horse and a peacock atop the ship's cabin. [CAK 08/06/2009]

Piece of carved argillite pipe depicting a man sitting on a stool with a barrel behind him and a curving form in front of him. [CAK 21/05/2009]

Portion of an argillite pipe carved with the head of an animal with a berried plant in its mouth. [CAK 08/06/2009]

?Piece of an argillite panel pipe carved with raven, killer whale and bear figures. [CAK 08/06/2009]

Argillite pipe with three men with a wheel mounted on a wooden platform. [CAK 29/04/2009]

Large circular argillite plate carved with figures of halibut, sculpin, humans and frogs and inlaid with bone. [CAK 17/05/2010]