Two pipes with brass bowls, Chinese?, 1801-1900

Made:: 1801-1900 in unknown place

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Category:: Smoking

Object Number:: 1987-878

type:: pipe - smoking equipment

credit:: Victoria and Albert Museum

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Parts

Opium pipe

Opium pipe, bamboo stem, brass bowl, stone mouth-piece, unsigned, Chinese?, 1801-1900

Measurements:: overall: 35 mm x 720 mm x 25 mm,

Materials:: bamboo , brass (copper, zinc alloy) and stone

Object Number:: 1987-878/1

type:: pipe - smoking equipment

Two pipes with brass bowls, Chinese?, 1801-1900

Details

Parts

Opium pipe

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