Numéro de la collection:
| APM 13.913 |
Sous-collection:
| pipes ethnographiques |
Titre:
| pipe à tabac |
Mots-clés:
| rifle shape, bands with standing lines |
Description :
Tobacco pipe made of earthenware with figural shape derived from an up side down rifle, the pipe shows on the underside at the place of the heel a bow referring to the fire stroke of the gun, behind the bowl raised, stylized fishtail shape representing the riffle butt. Pipe bowl with pot shape situated on the position of the trigger. Pipe divided into segments decorated with incised standing stripes. Decoration rubbed with red and white chalk. Original soft wooden stem narrowing to the mouth piece. |
Date:
| Période | 1880 - 1930 |
Tailles:
| Fourneau | Hauteur | 11,1 cm |
| Largeur | 7,3 cm | |
| Stem | Longueur | 6,5 cm |
| Length total | 16 cm |
Caractéristiques
| Type de pipe | tête de pipe |
| Forme de pipe | figuratif |
| Matérial | poterie (céramique) |
| Technique | formé à la main |
| Couleur | cuisson réductrice |
| Dernière touche | krijt, rood, wit |
| Traces of use | ongerookt |
Production
| Continent | Afrique |
| Région internationale | Afrique de l'Est |
| Pays | Ouganda |
| Ethnicité | Wanande (?) |
Statut juridique
| Date | 1994 |
| Ancienne appartenance | Letchmore Heath, J. Trevor Barton |
| Londen, Bermundsey antiquemarket, 1994 |
Commentaire
| Ook toegeschreven aan Waramba in Zambia of de Ankole in Uganda. |
Exposition
| Amsterdam, Pijpenkabinet, permanente presentatie, serre, vitrine Afrika, v.a. 2002. |
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