Fragment tabakspijp 1750 - 1800

This anonymous white clay fragment of a tobacco pipe from 1750-1800, measuring only 4.8 cm by 2.4 cm by 6.3 cm, offers a glimpse into everyday life during the 18th century. Its simple form and utilitarian purpose reflect the widespread popularity of tobacco smoking at the time. The pipe's fragmented state suggests a long history of use, potentially serving as a reminder of past social interactions and rituals. Such artifacts provide valuable insights into material culture and the habits of people in the past.