Pipe Antique

The female figure balances a bird on her finger, and the male figure is smoking a pipe. There are additional miniature gilded scenes and enameled decoration around the perimeter of t...

You will not see another like this one. We will adjust the pipe drop to your drop length.

Small oil painting on canvas, Flemish or Dutch genre scene representing two pipe smokers in a tavern, in the tradition of David Teniers the Younger, Adriaen Brouwer and Adriaen van O...

Fold over lace trimmed cuffs with an unusual snap opening on shoulder, fits over the head. Hand piped neckline. 1920's France.

The body of the vase is blown in opalescent lavender glass cased in clear glass with a piped white glass rim. This is applied with contrasting small white designs of stylized leaves ...

Painted and gilt settee with flared slatted sides and back on turned and carved front and back legs with gilt carving to apron and corner brackets, the seat with base upholstered and...

Attractive smocking detail on the shoulders and arms, with all seams finely piped in matching colour. Camisole fully lined with cream chintz and brown chintz on the sleeves.

Surrounded by his goods, a butcher smokes a pipe and reads a newspaper in this charming genre painting by German artist Meno Muhlig (1823-1873).

Here, he depicts a man concentrating intently on lighting his pipe. The original is held in the collection of the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany.

Six pieces includes: base, body, cast top, nickel rim lid, nickel finial, stove pipe. Base 24" x 24", 53"H Top of Finial. The Excelsior Stove Co. was founded by John Christopher Fis...

Originally intended to store pipe tobacco, today it makes a striking decorative statement within both traditional and contemporary interiors.

Zimmerman, Birmingham, 1909, comprising a pipe case, cigarette case, and tobacco box, housed in its original custom-fitted leather traveling case.

These are impressive and well made. We can finish the pipe to your drop length. It takes a single E26 bulb.

Between the 1904 and 1905, Dunhill introduced their ‘Windshield Pipe’, to help drivers combat the effect of wind and travel on their ability to smoke.

The bottle represent a dog in hunting costume smoking a pipe and carrying a riffle, the lid is the hat with a feather.

The planter also has a drainage hole suitable for a water pipe, allowing it to be adapted as a simple water feature if desired.

Once found in British pubs of the early 19th century, it was known as an “honesty” box - for when a coin was inserted into the slot and the button was pressed, this ingenious device ...

He holds in his hands a tray to rest the opium, or other implements for lighting the pipe used to smoke the opium. A wonderful piece of sculpture with a the rich honey patina of age ...

Oil on board with two men playing chess in an 18th century interior while a third smokes a clay pipe, in the original frame, signed.          

Traditionally depicted with a small bamboo pipe held between his lips, he is a symbol of good fortune, happiness, prosperity, and protection from fire.

A cheerful portrait of a soldier smoking a pipe in watercolour by the artist Claude Pratt (1860-1935).

A characterful genre scene depicting a jovial man in a tavern. He holds a pipe in his hand, while cards, coins, and an empty glass are scattered on the table.

She holds a sheaf of wheat, her free hand resting on her hip, while he stands beside his wagon, pipe in mouth. To their left, a small pony and cow wait patiently.

The scene depicts a young courting couple in a rural setting: a boy in waistcoat and working trousers smoking a clay pipe, whilst the girl, dressed in elaborate traditional folk cost...

A charming French alabaster sculpture created in France during the late 19th century, this delightful work depicts a monkey quietly smoking a pipe, blending humor, craftsmanship, and...

Antique German Shooting Target with Humorous Hunter Motif, Germany 1929 Item e8163 This antique German shooting target features a colorful print of a humorous central scene of a hunt...

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 chair has been reupholstered and re-covered in a Designer's Guild velvet fabric, 'Opera Celadon', with double piped stitching. Described, 'our first easy clean velvet - with a de...

In the foreground, a seated figure wearing a feathered blue beret and a red doublet focuses intently on lighting his pipe with a glowing ember. Beside him, a second character subtly ...

The herd looks at two fishers and quietly smokes his pipe. The theme is typical for the 17th century.

Having the portrait hand-painted on both sides ensured that the monarch's face was always facing outward toward guests, no matter which side the smoking hose was attached to or how t...

The fine crafted table to the left is accommodating, what appears to be, a water pipe, perhaps to provide an opium high at some point.

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.

A shield, swords and ornate bags, hang from the intricately woven rug above him. He smokes a simple pipe, wearing golden robes and a matching turban.

A copper framed lantern with four canted glazed sides and a sloped, stepped roof topped with a stove pipe chimney, with four turned finials on the base.

A matching set consisting of an inrō and pipe (kiseru) holder crafted forming a kiserusu.

The generously proportioned body provided stability and held the water through which smoke was filtered, while the flared neck was designed to accommodate the stem of the pipe. Today...

It has a sprung-edge front, and piped split-cane around the perimeter, again, remarkably, with no damage.

A baroque style black color refinished walnut writing table with a serpentine rectangular top, rounded frieze, deeply sculpted cabriole legs, pipe legs and wide drawer.Comfort and or...

The central figure is a smiling British infantryman marching confidently forward, rifle slung over his shoulder and pipe in his mouth. Rather than depicting the grim realities of war...

The scrolling frame with downswept arms and tapering legs, later repainted white with traces of original gilding, features vasiform backs with oil paintings depicting Middle Eastern ...

HISTORY Plug tobacco is a type of smokeless chewing tobacco or pipe tobacco made from leaves pressed into a dense, solid brick or bar, often sweetened with molasses.

The larger figure wears a deep green apron with blue straps, holding a straw broom while smoking a pipe, evoking a rustic caretaker. The smaller companion is dressed in a mauve doubl...

The composition depicts a jovial drinker seated comfortably with a full glass of beer in one hand and a smoking pipe in the other. Dressed in traditional attire and wearing a fur cap...

A particularly close comparison is Canuti’s Sheet of Studies: A Seated Nude Man, A Youthful Head and a Caricature Head of a Man Playing a Pipe in the J. Paul Getty Museum, dated abou...

This handcrafted vessel—also known as a pipe jug—was traditionally used for serving beer and is an exceptional example of pre-industrial woodworking.

Circa 1920/1930 France Pair of Charles IX evening satin pumps delicately piped with gold leather. Elegant line with buttoned straps.

Wooden Tobacco Tray, used to store tobacco and smoking items, the top with domed brass hibachi or hi-ire with removable vented lid for lighting a pipe; lower section with front cut-o...

This inkstand has undergone a change, by adding pipe attributes. In the candle holder, a pipe stopper fits and in the pen holder two pipe cleaners.

Two removable brass containers are set into the top, the larger a small hibachi (hi-ire) used for lighting one's pipe. Insulated by a layer of ash, lit charcoal was placed into the h...

It holds a large box of matches for the stylish and easy striking of one match to light a pipe or perhaps a cigar, or even a candle to read by.

The porcelain jar is German and depicts two scenes: a man smoking a pipe on the front and a group of three women, both depicted in a mountain landscape.

A man sits in a chair, a jug in one hand and a pipe in the other, with a glass of whisky resting on the barrel at his side in this characterful genre scene.

The first reference to the castle occurred in 1130 when it was recorded in the royal Pipe Rolls that 11 pounds were spent on the castle by its custodian Eustace FitzJohn.

Having lost the hand, one of the men is shown standing over the table to confront another player, dressed in green, who holds a pipe in his hand. Meanwhile, the remaining seated card...

The oil painting has been taken from an 17h century Aubusson Tapestry and shows a female (Hero) playing a pipe with and a male (Leander) in the stormy sea from the sea.

The outside dimensions are 5 1/2" stove pipe (from the brim surface to the top) and a 2" brim width size all around as measured from the underneath.

Each sculpture is very finely cast as a dancing putto, modeled as a musician, one playing a pipe the other with a tambourine. The statues are raised on round socle bases made of dark...

The generous seat cushion softens the rigorous geometry, while the piped edges emphasise the precise outline of the frame.

The artwork touts a "grand spectacle" revue, and depicts a WWI German soldier dressed in a 1916 uniform and smoking a pipe, alongside a young woman in a colorful red dress and hat.