Cherrywood tyrolean style tobacco pipe

Made:
1885-1887
Cherrywood tyrolean style tobacco pipe

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Cherrywood tyrolean style tobacco pipe
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Cherrywood tyrolean style tobacco pipe, bottle shaped bowl with detachable lid on cord, curved cherry and tunnelwood stem, from Merano (?), Austrian or Italian 1887

Details

Category:
Smoking
Collection:
Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection
Object Number:
A31244
Materials:
cherry, mouthpiece, horn and twigs
Measurements:
length 550 mm
width 51 mm
bowl: height 162 mm
type:
tobacco pipe
credit:
Wellcome Trust (Purchased from Stevens)

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