Stone Pipe

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I am on the fence with it. It has the appearance of being pecked. I don't think soapstone AKA steatite, was pecked, maybe so. It could be those are imperfections in the stone.

soapstone when mined for use and fresh is soft and carved I believe. most of the steatite pipes I have seen, and I have one, are darker in appearance.

I agree with Up-North that its more likely late 1800s to early 1900s.
 

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