Fragment tabakspijp 1670 - 1700

This anonymous clay pipe fragment, dating back to the late 17th century, is a simple yet evocative example of a common household item. Its small size and utilitarian form are typical of clay pipes, which were widely used for smoking tobacco during this period. The pipe's unique design includes a series of small indentations on the bowl, likely for decorative purposes. This fragment serves as a tangible reminder of the history of smoking and everyday life in the 17th century.