Think less sweet tobacco smoke and more burning wood
Made: 1851-1900 in Germany This image is released under a CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 Licence License this image for commercial use at Science and Society Picture Library License Briar wood tobacco pipe in the form of a German porcelain with Science Museum Group The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum Briar wood tobacco pipe in the form of a German porcelain with carved bowl and mount, Y-shaped briar wood reservoir, cherrywood stem with horn band and screw-in mouthpiece, Hein, maker, Germany(?), 1851-1900 Details Category: Smoking Collection: Sir Henry Wellcome's Museum Collection Object Number: A44740 Materials: briar, mounts, silver, stem, cherrywood, stem, horn and mouthpiece, horn Measurements: height 308 mm bowl: height 103 mm bowl: diameter 50 mm bowl: diameter 50 mm type: tobacco pipes credit: Wellcome Trust (Purchased from Stevens) Related Objects Chunk of gnarled and knotty cherrywood hollowed out to form bowl of tobacco pipe Inferior quality meerschaum tobacco pipe bowl and stem socket only Terracotta tobacco pipe Meerschaum tobacco pipe head in form of woman's head Tobacco pipe (meerschaum) with case Caved meerschaum pipe, Vienna, Austria, 1871-1890 Meerschaum tobacco pipe head in form of woman's head
A thin white tube is held in the left hand of the subject, as they roll the paper around the tobacco
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