Antique 19th Century White Clay Tobacco Pipe 3" Short Cutty Primitive Smoking Pipe

Antique 19th Century White Clay Tobacco Pipe 3" Short Cutty Primitive Smoking Pipe

Antique white clay tobacco pipe featuring a small bowl, slender angled stem and molded construction with decorative impressions along the bowl seam. The thin, lightweight and delicate construction is characteristic of traditional clay smoking pipes produced during the 19th century.

The bowl is heavily darkened from apparent historic use, with additional age and use discoloration throughout. At approximately 3" long, this may have been made as a short cutty-style pipe or may have been shortened during its working life. A fascinating survivor for antique tobacco, primitive, archaeological or historical collections.

Condition
Antique preowned condition with substantial age and use wear, discoloration, staining, surface irregularities and heavy darkening inside the bowl. Stem may have been shortened or broken during its working life. Thin and delicate construction; handle with care. Uncleaned and sold as found. Please review photos carefully for exact condition.

Size
Approximately 3" long x 1.25" at widest point

Materials
White clay

Colors
Off white, cream, gray, black

Estimated Age
Circa late 1700s-mid 1800s; likely 19th century

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