Museum number:
APM 20.519 |
Subcollection:
etnografische pijpen |
Title:
tabakspijp |
Keyword:
phallus pipe |
Description:
Tobacco pipe made of stone with cylindrical light four-sided tubular shape with stem insert drilled in at the side for separate stir. Phallus shape with the glans on the rounded bottom indicated by a constricted ring and a slit on the bottom. Inside an almost cylindrical bowl that changes into a stem with a diameter of almost an inch, drilled in from the side, a moisture reservoir under the stem. |
Date:
Period | 1200 - 1500 (?) |
Dimensions:
General | Length | 9,8 cm |
Diameter | 3,7 cm | |
Bowl | Height | 4,8 cm |
Width | 3,7 cm | |
Weight | 155 gram |
Characteristics
Pipe type | buisvorm |
Pipe shape | cilindrisch |
Material | zandsteen (steen) |
Technique | geboord, gepolijst |
Colour | grijs |
Traces of use | gerookt |
Production
Contintent | Noord-Amerika |
Ethnicity | Indianen |
Acquisition
Year | 2011 |
Provenance | Groningen, Niemeyer Tabaksmuseum, 1967-2011, nr DD025 |
Burlington, Wisconsin, collectie E.K. Petrie, -1967 |
Literature
Georg Alfred Brongers, Van Gouwenaar tot bruyère pijp. Amerongen, 1978. p 10. Dit exemplaar. Bijschrift: Phallusvormige pijp, fijnkorrelig zandsteen, mogelijk pre-columbiaans. Het duidelijk zichtbare gat diende om het mondstuk in te steken. L. 9,7 cm, doorsnede in het midden 3,4 cm. |
Exhibition
Amsterdam, Niemeyer Nederlands Tabacologisch Museum, vitrine 1, c. 1968-1974. |
Groningen, Niemeyer Tabaksmuseum, 1978-2010, zolder. |
Amsterdam, Pijpenkabinet, permanente presentatie, vitrine Amerikaanse Indianenpijpen, v.a. 2011. |
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