- Collection type
- Object
- Description
- Pipe bowl made of black varnished pottery, part of a pipe on a cylindrical bead covered wooden pipe stem with tubular metal mouthpiece. The pipe bowl is cylindrical shaped and two-storied with the upper portion curving outwards away from the base. The pipe bowl and socket are decorated with panels of moulded oval shapes, possibly representing ?cowries, quatrefoils and incised lines. The pipe bowl is jointed at its base to the pipe socket. For the wooden pipe stem with decorative bead covering and tubular metal mouthpiece see 1942.13.1325 .2. [CW [OPS move] 11/10/2016]
- Date / Period
- Date made: Before 1942
- Date collected
- By 1942
- Acquisition information
- Donated: 1942
- Materials and processes
- Material Pottery, Material Varnish, Process Varnished, Process Moulded, Process Modelled, Process Incised
- Dimensions
- Height 603 mm total, Height: max 55 mm total, Height 217 mm, Height: max 55 mm, Width: max 212 mm total, Width: max 142 mm
- Object numbers
- Accession number: 1942.13.1325.1 Other numbers: 533
1942.13.1325.1
Pipe bowl made of black varnished pottery, part of a pipe on a cylindrical bead covered wooden pipe stem with tubular metal mouthpiece. The pipe bowl is cylindrical shaped and two-storied with the upper portion curving outwards away from the base. The pipe bowl and socket are decorated with panels of moulded oval shapes, possibly representing ?cowries, quatrefoils and incised lines. The pipe bowl is jointed at its base to the pipe socket. For the wooden pipe stem with decorative bead covering and tubular metal mouthpiece see 1942.13.1325 .2. [CW [OPS move] 11/10/2016]
1942.13.1325.1
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