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Pipe
Aztec
14th–16th century

Pipe Bowl and Stem
Great Lakes or Plains
ca. 1840

Half-Stopped Pipe
Native American (Haida)
19th century

Javanese

late 19th century

Stopped Pipe (whistle)
Native American (Northwest Coast)
19th century

Woman's Tobacco-Pipe
Japan
19th century

Reed Pipe
Makah (Kwih-dich-chuh-ahtx)
19th century

Union Pipe
J. Sharp
early 19th century

Water Pipe Base
19th century

Tube
China
late 19th–early 20th century

Sk-A'Na
Native American (Haida)
19th century

Model Pipe Bowl: Head
Bamessing
19th–20th century

Burmese

late 19th century

Bottle
5th–6th century

European

1775–1825

Tube of Ocher Pigment

Asmat people

mid-20th century

Pipe Organ
Thomas Appleton
1830

Pipe Bowl
Lakota (Teton Sioux)
ca. 1870

Al-1-1/2
Jay S. Willis
1972

Bone Whistle
Native American (Mission Indians of the Channel Islands - Tongva/Gabrieleno?)
19th century

Stopped pipe (whistle)
Native American (Northwest Coast)
19th century

Harmonica Pitch Pipe

Tube of Ocher Pigment
Asmat people
mid-20th century

Stopped Pipe (whistle)
Native American (Northwest Coast)
19th century

Single Reed Pitch Pipe

Water Pipe Top
18th century

Binioù kozh (bagpipe)
French
19th century

Handle (?)
Maya
6th–9th century

The Hero Redhorn or Morningstar
Mississippian
1100–1200

Pipe
Hopewellian
100 BCE–300 CE

Sk-A'Na (stopped pipe)
Native American (Northwest Coast)
19th century

Water Pipe Base
17th century

Stopped Pipe with bellows
Native American (Haida)
mid 19th–late 19th century

Human Effigy Pipe
Adena or Hopewell
100 BCE–100 CE

Sk-A'Na
Native American (Skittagetan, Haida)
19th century