Fragment tabakspijp 1630 - 1645

This anonymous, 17th-century clay pipe fragment, dated 1630-1645, is a small but significant piece of art. The fragment measures 3.1 cm long and 1.9 cm wide. It is a simple yet telling artifact of its time, revealing the popular practice of pipe smoking and its widespread presence in 17th-century society. The fragment is a tangible connection to daily life in that era, offering a glimpse into the materials and craftsmanship used for everyday objects.