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Appreciate information on and valuation of these pieces. All but the broken owl pipe were purchased 20 years ago in GA, the Owl in MO. DSC_0031.webpDSC_0033.webpDSC_0037.webpDSC_0040.webp
 
I could be very off base but they look like tourist pieces to me.
 
I believe that those are made of Soapstone not Basalt and no real value could be placed on them without them first being certified authentic.


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