Metal opium water pipe with tools in case. [China or Thaila...

Vintage etched metal opium pipe with carrying case, packing tool, and tweezers, etched with motifs of fruits on sides.approximately 9.25 inches tall and 11 inches wide from base to nozzle. Moderate we

Features mokume gane and other mixed metals including silver copper and brass. Comes with old carrying case crafted of natural fiber. Measures 8" long. Good condition with mild surface wear. Repair wi

Antique Chinese Oriental culture Handcrafted Solid Brass Gold Tone Metal Opium Water Smoking Pipe circa 1910 Description: An oriental metal brass opium pipe Circa: 1910 Origin: Oriental Dimentions: H:

This is a beautiful Japanese Meiji Period gold and mixed metals opium pipe with a carved antler case. There is an ornate basket weave design in the silver with applied natural material and mixed metal

Chinese Porcelain Opium Water Pipe Reservoir, with metal mounts and swing handle, painted waterside scene decoration, 11 1/4" high, 3 1/4" diam. body. Surface wear.

Opium pipe, China, around 1880-90, Qing- Dynasty, bamboo stick blackened and with characters carved, fitting of silver plated metal, L. approx. 53cm

East Asia, China, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fantastic ceramic and bronze pot used to smoke opium, composed of a cylindrical bowl with a flat base, a long, curved, bronze inhalation tube, an

China. Qing Dynasty. QianLong. 1800 circa. Opium porcelain water pipe. Handmade painted. Marked on bottom. 822 gr. - 20x14x14 cm

China Min Guo period. 1920. Porcelain Opium Water Pipe. Handmade blu painted. Marked on top. Extremely fine. H: 17 cm, D: 7 cm – 356 gr.

**Originally Listed At $150** East Asia, China, ca. 19th to early 20th century CE. A fantastic ceramic and bronze pot used to smoke opium, composed of a cylindrical bowl with a flat base, a long, curv

Opium pipe, China, Qing dynasty(1644-1911), 19th century, porcelain with cobalt blue glaze painting and yellow metal mount decorated by bats, 8x8cm

Vintage sicker toned metal made opium pipe with tall mouth piece and body marked Oka NS45f zisk along with floral raised floral motifs. Pipe lacks the extra tools that typically come with the pipes. A

Lot of 2 Antique Chinese Blue & White Opium Water Pipes. 2 porcelain opium pipes fitted with metal handles and trimmings and decorated with a traditional scene of fisherman. Marks on underside claim Y

Lot of 2 Antique Chinese Blue & White Opium Water Pipes. 2 porcelain opium pipes fitted with metal handles and trimmings and decorated with a traditional scene of fisherman. Marks on underside claim Y

Lot of 2 Antique Chinese Blue & White Opium Water Pipes. 2 porcelain opium pipes fitted with metal handles and trimmings and decorated with a traditional scene of fisherman. Marks on underside claim Y

Chinese Paktong water / opium pipe with engraved decoration, metal, marked with Chinese characters to underside of hinged lid, early 20th century. 10.75" H x 2.5" W x 1.25" D.

China. Late Qing Dynasty. 1850-1905 AD. Porcelain water opium pipe in round shape. Finely light blue painted. 178 gr. 9,5x8,5 cm

This wonderful porcelain pipe was made around 1920 in Tibet or China. The bowl of the pipe is made of porcelain and features the face of a stylized blue and white monkey. The stem is lined with silver

China. Qing Dynasty XIX century. Opium metal pipe with jades decoration. Finely decorated. 158 gr. - 35 cm

China. Late Qing dynasty. 1890 circa. White porcelain water opium pipe, handmade decorated with calligraphy and landscape. 12,5x6x6 cm - 222 gr.

China. Late Qing dynasty. 1890 circa. White porcelain water opium pipe, handmade decorated with calligraphy and landscape. 8x9x9 cm - 174 gr.

China. Late Qing Dynasty. 1850-1905 AD. Porcelain water opium pipe in round shape. Light-blue color with dragon and flowers decorations. 596 gr. - 9,5x11 cm

China. Min Guo period. 1910 circa. Exquisite Handmade Porcelain Blue-painted round water opium pipe. 113 gr. - 7,5x6,5 cm

China. Min Guo period. 1910 circa. Exquisite Handmade Blue porcelain painted water opium pipe. Marked on bottom. 150 gr. - 10,5x4,5 cm