Description
The relief molded pearlware glazed pipe formed as a coiled serpent, the bowl held in the reptile’s open mouth decorated with a thistle and wheat seed head.
The pipe is a rare, strikingly modeled, uncolored example.
Antique pottery coil pipe in the form of a coiled serpent made with pearlware glaze British circa 1810
£950
Dated: 1810 Scotland or England
The relief molded pearlware glazed pipe formed as a coiled serpent, the bowl held in the reptile's open mouth decorated with a thistle and wheat seed head. The pipe is a rare, strikingly modeled, uncolored example.
Dimensions: 9 inches high
Current Condition: Mouthpiece restored
£950 $1282
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| Dimensions | 9 in |
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