Woodlands Treen Carved Pipe with Seated Figures
Circa: 1780
Size: 4" L x 1 3/8" W x 2" H
A complex carving depicting a white man making an advance on a native woman—she pushing and resisting. Given the period of the carving, the
subject likely had a greater meaning as well—resist and fight the advances of all whites.
Condition: Very Good - Excellent. Loss to his left fore-arm. Untouched surface with patination to the high-points. Surface rating 8.75/10
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