Museum number:
| APM 23.332 |
Subcollection:
| ethnographic pipes |
Title:
| tobacco pipe |
Keyword:
| chibook wrapped in gilt brass plate |
Description:
| Tabakspijp van aardewerk met tsjiboek model met trechtervormige ketel op elfkante schotel, oplopende steel verwijdend tot manchet. Roodbakkende klei met rode engobe. Pijp ingepakt in gedrukt verguld messingplaat versierd met motieven tussen gotisch en Moors, het fond gestippeld. Lip onderzijde in intaglio schrijfletters "MAROT". |
Date:
| Period | 1830 - 1860 |
Dimensions:
| General | Height | 1.89 in (4.8 cm) |
| Bowl | Height | 1.89 in (4.8 cm) |
| Width | 1.89 in (4.8 cm) | |
| Stem | Length | 2.36 in (6 cm) |
| Weight | 112 gram |
Characteristics
| Pipe type | stub stemmed pipe |
| Pipe shape | chibuk |
| Material | pottery (ceramic) |
| Technique | thrown (potters' wheel) |
| Colour | red |
| Other materials | brass plate (metal) |
| Oher techniques | gilt |
| Traces of use | gerookt |
Production
| Continent | Asia |
| Region international | Western Asia |
| Country | Turkey |
| Region national | Istanbul (province) |
| Town | Istanbul |
| Continent | Europe |
| Region international | Western Europe |
| Country | France |
| Region national | Ile de France |
| Town | Paris |
| Maker #1 | Marot (pipe decorator) |
| Mark | "MAROT" (intaglio, ketel onderzijde) |
Acquisition
| Year | 2018 |
Comments
| Vgl;. APM 20.011 identieke vormgeving maar in verzilverd metaal. |
Literature
| Felix van Tienhoven, Metal Ottoman-style pipes found/produced in Europe outside present-day Turkey. LiverpoolJournal of the Académie Internationale de la PIpe, /5, 2012. p 80, Fig. 8 (nr. 1). Dit exemplaar. |
| Felix van Tienhoven, Op kleipijpen gemonteerde metalen elementen. LeidenJaarboek, /, 2016. p 172, afb 39 links. Dit exemplaar. Bijschrift: Vergulde tschibuks, links Marot. Parijs, 1830-1850. |
| Felix van Tienhoven, Metal elements attached to clay pipes. LiverpoolJournal of the Académie Internationale de la PIpe, /9, 2016. p 115, fig 39. Dit exemplaar. Bijschrift: Gilded chibouks, Marot, Paris 1830 to 1850. |
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