Antique Chinese/Tibetan Silver Smoking Pipe, Late Qing Dynasty, Handcrafted Art

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This object is an antique Chinese/Tibetan silver smoking pipe, commonly associated with traditional tobacco or historical opium use. It features … Read more This object is an antique Chinese/Tibetan silver smoking pipe, commonly associated with traditional tobacco or historical opium use. It features a long, cylindrical metal stem adorned with decorative relief bands and a distinctive circular, raised bowl structure attached to the upper section. The exterior is embellished with intricate traditional Chinese decorative motifs, including stylized auspicious symbols, longevity knot patterns. This collectible artifact is crafted from Tibetan silver (a silver-colored white metal alloy) or silver-plated bronze in about late Qing Dynasty and can be found in museum collections with name as opium pipes. It is also considered a decorative item or collectible, showcasing intricate craftsmanship.
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Size: 2.5in H x 16.5in W x 1.5n D
Origin: China
Circa: Late Qing Dynasty
Material: Metal, Tibetan Silver
Condition: Original finished, handcrafted, very good vintage condition. , normal age wear.

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