Antique Hookah

A rare and intracately detailed 18th-century Bidri Ware hookah base, crafted in India during the Mughal period, circa 1750.

This fascinating piece dates from the 19th century in India, where it was used as a water base for a hookah, or shisha pipe. In traditional hookah smoking, the base of the pipe is no...

Indian silver hookah (huqqa), 21.5 in (54.6 cm) tall, featuring the finely sculpted figure of a elephant measuring 21 1/2 inches tall and weighing approximately 1,500 grams.

The Mughal Jaipur Brass Hookah from the mid-19th century is a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship and artistic flair of the Mughal artisans, particularly those in the city of Ja...

Collectible Antique Indian Islamic Mughal engraved brass hookah base, bottle. This fascinating Indo-Persian Brass Engraved Vessel Hookah Base dates from the 19th century, where it w...

Originally conceived as the water reservoir for a hookah, or nargile, the form is both elegant and practical.

Central suspension lamps dominate the design, flanked by tall hookah pipes and hanging lanterns, while smaller personal utensils and domestic vessels fill the surrounding space.

A Beautiful Bohemian Ruby Red Hookah Vase Overlaid Cut-Glass Decorated with Jewel Beads and Gilded Enamel Made for the Ottoman Market in the Early 19th Century Bohemia, Circa 1840

Indian Bidri Hookah Base, decorated with floral patterns and folliage.

This large Bohemian crystal hookah base, crafted in the mid-19th century, is a striking example of the exceptional glasswork produced by Bohemian artisans for the Islamic Ottoman mar...

This antique hookah base, crafted from ruby glass in the 19th century, was designed specifically for the Persian market.

Indo-Persian, circa 1860 A mid-nineteenth century hookah base in contrasting brass and steel with embossed decorations and spiral handle, now mounted as a lamp.

Antique Bohemian Enamelled Glass Hookah Base, c. 1880–1910 Elegant late 19th-century Bohemian hookah (nargile) base in clear optic-ribbed glass, richly decorated with hand-painted p...

Ink and gouache with yellow heightening on fibrous, brown laid paper, with a Jaipur Court Fee tax stamp in purple ink on the recto, and the Jaipur State Council Stamp dated June 5 18...

Antique Hand-Blown Ruby and Transparent Glass Hookah Base – Bohemian Glass for the Persian or Ottoman Market, 19th Century This magnificent hand-blown glass hookah base was crafted ...

This antique hand-blown ruby and transparent glass hookah base, crafted by 19th-century Bohemian glassmakers for the Persian or Ottoman market, exemplifies the height of luxury and a...

Antique Persian Woman Print, Orientalist Hand-Colored Lithograph 1852 A richly colored and highly decorative 19th-century hand-colored lithograph depicting a Persian woman reclining...

The buyer sits atop a richly patterned rug, with a hookah pipe in hand. In the background, further tradesmen can be seen in seated discussion, with two grazing camels behind them.

Rendered with delicate brushwork and intricate detail, the painting depicts the Rāja of Chamba seated beneath a pavilion smoking from a hookah and holding a hawk in one hand. Before...

Collectible Antique Indian Islamic Mughal engraved metal hookah base, bottle. This fascinating Indo-Persian copper engraved vessel hookah base dates from the 19th century, where it w...

Hûkka, hookah base, in black steel with floral decoration in silver inlay.

Vivid English Orientalist oil of a well attired Turk in richly decorated opulent setting with red and white checkered marble tile floor, and wood paneled walls, seated with hookah be...

His calm expression and distant gaze convey introspection, while the soft modeling of the face demonstrates Haag’s refined understanding of anatomy and character. A vivid green hooka...

Giovanni Antonio Raggi (Italian, late 19th century) Scene depicting and hookah smoker. Watercolor and gouache on paper.

.), Netherlands, c.1810 Keywords Morocco, Moroccan art, North Africa, Orientalism, antique engraving, hand-colored print, ethnographic illustration, cultural history, exploration ar...

The man in the center has a hookah pipe and one of the women has a water vessel on her head.

The hookah is used to smoke flavored tobacco, often mixed with molasses or honey.

Beautifully honoring the original painting with delicate brushwork and intricate detail, the painting depicts the Rāja of Chamba seated beneath a pavilion smoking from a hookah and h...

Antique Islamic metal copper hookah bottle base of spherical form and decorated with a recessed repeated floral, geometric motif with a deer figure. 19th century Bronze tinned copper...

Up for sale is an original antique 19th-century oil painting on canvas depicting a scene in the interior of a house with a male figure dressed in a traditional hooded robe seated at ...

Fan is a colored etching of baroque scene of company of European folks taking tea with hookah pipes on a hand-carved sandalwood fan. Signed by maker.

This huqqa (or hookah) is a wonderful item which is crafted from porcelain and finely hand painted and parcel gilt.

Furthermore, a beautifully detailed hookah, an emblem of leisurely introspection from ancient times, rests nearby.

The miniature features a royal or nobleman with a hookah pipe. It is a very detailed painting with pale yet vibrant colours.

Seated beside her is a man wearing traditional attire, leisurely enjoying his hookah. Fabres’ attention to detail is evident in the intricate rendering of the figures’ garments, the...

An intricately detailed hookah on a nearby table, accompanied by a pot-bearing plate, further punctuates the serene tableau.

Tangiers lemon were, and still are, used for lemon flavoured tea and also in hookah pipes. There is an almost abstract feel to the painting as most of the figures are wearing white o...

This beautiful porcelain huqqa (or hookah) is of Continental, possibly Russian origin and was created for the Persian market.

This beautifully crafted and decorated porcelain huqqa (or hookah) base is of Continental, possibly Russian origin.

This beautiful huqqa (or hookah), an instrument used for smoking—is a highly collectable antique piece.

This beautiful porcelain huqqa (or hookah) is of Continental, possibly Russian, origin and was created in the late 19th Century.

In the foreground costumed figures rest on a hillside with their horses and weapons, smoking hookahs and watching the great military procession taking place on the open fields below.

Irenian cut glass decorated with enamels and gilt.

This fine Indian Bidriware vase, formerly a water pipe or hookah (huqqa) base, has a globular body decorated with a chevron pattern.

19th century Bohemian glass hookah base.

19th century Bohemian glass hookah base with jeweles.

Featured is an ornate antique hookah. The hookah features a bronze metal body with a curved footed base and a turquoise blue ceramic center.

19th century, a Qajar silver enamel hookah with a leather base. Rising from a wide base, tapering to a long, slender neck and flared rim.

The Sultan has a paisley and circle incised design his robe with a crown atop his turban and is smoking a hookah pipe. These are really cool and have been in my family for several d...

An embroidered Indian Princess depicted smelling a pink rose and holding a hookah pipe.

Smoking a hookah and seated on a pillow Possibly Turin Early 19th century

A group of five Bohemian ceramic nargileh (hookah) bases with their cups featuring medallions of Eastern Potentates.

The fourth painting is of a Maharajah in full dress attire sitting on his chaise lounge under which is a foot stool, with a group of four attendants helping him with his hookah. The ...

Bohemian Crystal Hookah base, Overlay, three layers enhanced with gold, signed and dated, 19th Century, Persian work.

An Indian Bronze Hookah base. A North Indian bell-shaped fluted brass hookah pipe base.

Two 19th century bidri ware hookah pipe stands.

A huqqa or hookah is a traditional water pipe, smoking instrument originating in India.