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1999.41.1

Water-pipe used for smoking marijuana.

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1999.41.1

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Collection type
Object
Description
Water-pipe used for smoking marijuana.
Long description
Water-pipe used for smoking marijuana. The main body of the pipe is made from a glass Coca-Cola bottle. The mouth of the bottle has been fitted with a rubber stopper through which are three pipes. One of the pipes has a strip of red, green and yellow coloured plastic tubing attached to it. The smoke is inhaled through this tube. Stoppers with various tubes, like this one, are manufactured in bulk and can then be fixed onto the mouth of a wide range of bottles or other vessels. This sort of a pipe is known as a bong. [MdeA 25/11/99]
Cultural groups
English
Person
Maker Unknown Maker
Field collector Marina de Alarcón
PRM source Marina de Alarcón
Date / Period
Date made: Circa 1999
Date collected
Purchased November 1999
Acquisition information
Donated: 25/11/1999
Materials and processes
Material Rubber Plant, Material Glass, Material Metal, Material Plastic Synthetic, Process Recycled
Dimensions
Height 220 mm bottle, Height: max 290 mm
Object numbers
Accession number: 1999.41.1

Search terms: Narcotic, Vessel, Pipe, Bottle, Stopper