Museum number:
APM 15.614 |
Subcollection:
ceramic pipes |
Title:
tobacco pipe |
Keyword:
stag horn shape, animals |
Description:
Tobacco pipe made of slip cast clay with shapeless bowl with flattened model, flat circular bottom, the bowl opening and the stem set almost next to each other on the top. Bowl both sides in relief horses, cows, a goat and a sheep in a landscape with a tree stump on the stem seam and a tree on the bowl seam. Makers mark under the stem insert. Die-cut brass valve cover and cuff ring with worked motif. |
Date:
Period | 1825 - 1845 |
Dimensions:
Bowl | Height | 3.86 in (9.8 cm) |
Width | 1.3 in (3.3 cm) | |
Stem | Length | 2.56 in (6.5 cm) |
Characteristics
Pipe type | stub stemmed pipe |
Pipe shape | natural shape |
Material | pottery, siderolith (ceramic) |
Technique | slip cast |
Colour | greyish white |
Other materials | brass (metal) |
Oher techniques | punched |
Other colours | yellow-brown |
Finish | verf, bruin |
Traces of use | gerookt |
Production
Continent | Europe |
Region international | Western Europe |
Country | Germany |
Region national | Saxony |
Town | Pirna |
Maker | Philipp Eugenius (Eugen) Leyhn |
Mark | EL (stempel, steel) |
Acquisition
Year | 1999 |
Provenance | Hertsberge, collectie Hugo Perquy, c. 1982-1999 |
Londen, antiekhandel, c. 1982 |
Comments
Vgl. APM 17.330 zelfde ontwerp in gele ceramiek. |
Literature
Don Duco, Rondom siderolith, tussen fijnaardewerk en protoporselein. Amsterdam, 2018. afb 39. Dit exemplaar. |
Exhibition
Amsterdam, Pijpenkabinet, permanente presentatie, zaal, vitrine 8, v.a. 2001. |
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