Clay pipes hi-res stock photography and images

'Still Life with Clay Pipes'. Holland, 1636. Dimensions: 49x63,5 cm. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: PIETER CLAESZ. PIETER CLAESZ. PIETER CLAESZ. Stock Photo

RMT09NB5–'Still Life with Clay Pipes'. Holland, 1636. Dimensions: 49x63,5 cm. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: PIETER CLAESZ. PIETER CLAESZ. PIETER CLAESZ.

Hand made traditional clay pipes for smokers in a workshop's of Wilson & Sons in Sheffield Stock Photo

RMAMJ494–Hand made traditional clay pipes for smokers in a workshop's of Wilson & Sons in Sheffield

Officers drinking and smoking clay pipes In left background is curtained bed. From engraving entitled 'Le Tabac' by Abraham Bosse (1602-1726) after Jean de Saint-Igny (d1649) Stock Photo

RMD96BR9–Officers drinking and smoking clay pipes In left background is curtained bed. From engraving entitled 'Le Tabac' by Abraham Bosse (1602-1726) after Jean de Saint-Igny (d1649)

RMHTMHKN–Officers drinking and smoking clay pipes In left background is curtained bed. From engraving entitled 'Le Tabac' by Abraham Bosse (1602-1726) after Jean de Saint-Igny (d1649)

Pieter Claesz, (1597-1660). Dutch painter. Still Life With Clay Pipes, 1636. The State Hermitage Museum. Saint Petersburg. Russia. Stock Photo

RMFYA8RA–Pieter Claesz, (1597-1660). Dutch painter. Still Life With Clay Pipes, 1636. The State Hermitage Museum. Saint Petersburg. Russia.

1950s. Historical picture showing a stack of clay pipes. Stock Photo

RME033GW–1950s. Historical picture showing a stack of clay pipes.

Clay pipes used by miners Minera lead mines North Wales UK Stock Photo

RMARY9NA–Clay pipes used by miners Minera lead mines North Wales UK

A late 19th century street scene in Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland in which a maker of clay pipes, called in Irish 'dudeen', chats to a potential customer. Stock Photo

RM2R06RWN–A late 19th century street scene in Drogheda, County Louth, Ireland in which a maker of clay pipes, called in Irish 'dudeen', chats to a potential customer.

RMC7TGPF–Clay pipes

Selection of ornate clay pipes Stock Photo

RFD3RAHT–Selection of ornate clay pipes

Medical Sage Temple: Han Clay Pipes, Nanyang, southern Henan, China Stock Photo

RM2T8R68G–Medical Sage Temple: Han Clay Pipes, Nanyang, southern Henan, China

Nr Calcutta India Making Clay Pipes Bengal Village Mother & Children Stock Photo

RMAYECW1–Nr Calcutta India Making Clay Pipes Bengal Village Mother & Children

Churchwarden clay pipes in a rack at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum Singleton West Sussex Stock Photo

RMFJJPF3–Churchwarden clay pipes in a rack at the Weald and Downland Open Air Museum Singleton West Sussex

Rex Key is continuing the tradition of clay tobacco pipe-making, one of only two people in the country carrying out this ancient craft. He lives in Broseley in Shropshire, a village which has been producing clay pipes for nearly 400 years. Now aged 74, Rex is hoping to retire but still fulfils orders for pipes from film and theatre companies, craft centres and Civil War re-enactors. “I supply hundreds of pipes to Masonic and Buffalo lodges and also for “court leet” ceremonies where the lords of the manor give staff and tenants a clay pipe as he carr Stock Photo

RM2CYKBR3–Rex Key is continuing the tradition of clay tobacco pipe-making, one of only two people in the country carrying out this ancient craft. He lives in Broseley in Shropshire, a village which has been producing clay pipes for nearly 400 years. Now aged 74, Rex is hoping to retire but still fulfils orders for pipes from film and theatre companies, craft centres and Civil War re-enactors. “I supply hundreds of pipes to Masonic and Buffalo lodges and also for “court leet” ceremonies where the lords of the manor give staff and tenants a clay pipe as he carr

Typical brick chimneys with clay pipes in the historic district of Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RMRAHBE9–Typical brick chimneys with clay pipes in the historic district of Oxford, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom, Europe

alberto Paronelli collection,Gavirate,clay pipes Stock Photo

RMHP9D8F–alberto Paronelli collection,Gavirate,clay pipes

Large insect hotel built from old clay pipes, pastic corrugate tube, bricks and timber set amidst wildflowers at Wildflower and Wetland Trust, Slimbri Stock Photo

RM2CBKHXF–Large insect hotel built from old clay pipes, pastic corrugate tube, bricks and timber set amidst wildflowers at Wildflower and Wetland Trust, Slimbri

Clay pipes found by the NT Archaeology team. Stock Photo

RMFDJKBF–Clay pipes found by the NT Archaeology team.

vintage cigarette packets and clay pipes Stock Photo

RMP20052–vintage cigarette packets and clay pipes

Two 18th century clay pipes found in Birmingham, England. Stock Photo

RMFF01GP–Two 18th century clay pipes found in Birmingham, England.

Clay pipes in saggars at Broseley Pipeworks museum Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust Shropshire UK Stock Photo

RM2Y151YD–Clay pipes in saggars at Broseley Pipeworks museum Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust Shropshire UK

Pieter Claesz Still Life with Clay Pipes Stock Photo

RMDY50CK–Pieter Claesz Still Life with Clay Pipes

RF2JPJPEH–pipe, clay, pipes, clays

Feb. 24, 2012 - Unusual Pipes from Trevor Barton's collection.: Curly clay pipes from Holland and early English Clay pipes in one of Mr Barton's cabinets. Stock Photo

RME12M1E–Feb. 24, 2012 - Unusual Pipes from Trevor Barton's collection.: Curly clay pipes from Holland and early English Clay pipes in one of Mr Barton's cabinets.

1950s, historical, small hollow cylinder-shaped clay pipes for building uses lined up outside in rows to dry. Stock Photo

RMEN2JNW–1950s, historical, small hollow cylinder-shaped clay pipes for building uses lined up outside in rows to dry.

Sectional view of a furnace for firing clay pipes. Engraving, Paris, c1870. Stock Photo

RMDYEJ85–Sectional view of a furnace for firing clay pipes. Engraving, Paris, c1870.

Construction site with underground clay drainage pipes and steel shuttering Stock Photo

RMPCY6MN–Construction site with underground clay drainage pipes and steel shuttering

On a flight of steps leading through an open door two Cavaliers sit conversing idly and smoking clay pipes. The sword of the one rests, blade down, against a will in the left foreground. Vista with trees in the background through the door. Date: ca. 1880. Pen and ink, brush and gray wash on rag board. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. Stock Photo

RM2R6EKG9–On a flight of steps leading through an open door two Cavaliers sit conversing idly and smoking clay pipes. The sword of the one rests, blade down, against a will in the left foreground. Vista with trees in the background through the door. Date: ca. 1880. Pen and ink, brush and gray wash on rag board. Museum: Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum.

An old engraving of Tiffany’s clay tile- and pipe-making machine. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. It consisted of a vertical pug mill with rotating curved knives within it. A screw mechanism forced out clay through a die (dod or mould) and the clay pipes ended up on rollers (right). Some of various dies are shown in the foreground. The worker holds a rocking frame with cutting wires – pulling this down would cut the clay to the correct length required. Once fired, these would be mostly used in drainage systems. Stock Photo

RM2E1RX1P–An old engraving of Tiffany’s clay tile- and pipe-making machine. It is from a Victorian mechanical engineering book of the 1880s. It consisted of a vertical pug mill with rotating curved knives within it. A screw mechanism forced out clay through a die (dod or mould) and the clay pipes ended up on rollers (right). Some of various dies are shown in the foreground. The worker holds a rocking frame with cutting wires – pulling this down would cut the clay to the correct length required. Once fired, these would be mostly used in drainage systems.

Baked clay pipes at a ruins site; Ephesus, Turkey Stock Photo

RMFG6MMM–Baked clay pipes at a ruins site; Ephesus, Turkey

Still Life with Clay Pipes', 1636. Stock Photo

RMDE82X8–Still Life with Clay Pipes', 1636.

Workers in the production of pipes. [automated translation] Stock Photo

RM2GY4XBE–Workers in the production of pipes. [automated translation]

RM2CYKAC9–Rex Key is continuing the tradition of clay tobacco pipe-making, one of only two people in the country carrying out this ancient craft. He lives in Broseley in Shropshire, a village which has been producing clay pipes for nearly 400 years. Now aged 74, Rex is hoping to retire but still fulfils orders for pipes from film and theatre companies, craft centres and Civil War re-enactors. “I supply hundreds of pipes to Masonic and Buffalo lodges and also for “court leet” ceremonies where the lords of the manor give staff and tenants a clay pipe as he carr

Still Life with Earthenware Jug and Clay Pipes 1658. 994 Pieter van Anraadt - Jug, Glass of Beer, and Pipes on a Table - 1658 Stock Photo

RMMP89RG–Still Life with Earthenware Jug and Clay Pipes 1658. 994 Pieter van Anraadt - Jug, Glass of Beer, and Pipes on a Table - 1658

Green bookstore window set in blue stucco wall flanked by clay drain pipes on street in Prague Stock Photo

RMEANPN2–Green bookstore window set in blue stucco wall flanked by clay drain pipes on street in Prague

RM2CBKHC3–Large insect hotel built from old clay pipes, pastic corrugate tube, bricks and timber set amidst wildflowers at Wildflower and Wetland Trust, Slimbri

St. Patrick's Day Irish Beauty with Clay Pipes Stock Photo

RMCBNTEM–St. Patrick's Day Irish Beauty with Clay Pipes

Cavaliers in Idle Conversation, Jehan Georges Vibert, French, 1840 - 1902, Pen and ink, brush and gray wash on rag board, On a flight of steps leading through an open door two Cavaliers sit conversing idly and smoking clay pipes. The sword of the one rests, blade down, against a will in the left foreground. Vista with trees in the background through the door., Paris, France, ca. 1880, Drawing Stock Photo

RM2DMB0FH–Cavaliers in Idle Conversation, Jehan Georges Vibert, French, 1840 - 1902, Pen and ink, brush and gray wash on rag board, On a flight of steps leading through an open door two Cavaliers sit conversing idly and smoking clay pipes. The sword of the one rests, blade down, against a will in the left foreground. Vista with trees in the background through the door., Paris, France, ca. 1880, Drawing

RMPWFEPR–Burning of clay pipes, 1872

RM2Y1520R–Clay pipes in saggars at Broseley Pipeworks museum Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust Shropshire UK

Fragment of 17th century clay tobacco pipe / ceramic pipe against white background Stock Photo

RF2B1TKEC–Fragment of 17th century clay tobacco pipe / ceramic pipe against white background

Baked clay pipes; Ephesus, Izmir Turkey Stock Photo

RFFG6RY9–Baked clay pipes; Ephesus, Izmir Turkey

Jan. 01, 1972 - Finals Of National Pipesmoking Championship: The finals of Britain's first-ever National Pipesmoking Championship, took place this afternoon at the Royal Festival Hall. The competition, organised by the Pipe Club of Great Britain, is sponsored by Ogden's and Bryant & May Ltd. The winner was H. Hancock, of Wollaton, Nottingham, who kept a clay pipeful of tobacco alight the longest. The winner received 1000 and the St. Bruno trophy. Picture Shows: Some of the contestants puffing at their clay pipes- during today's final. Stock Photo

RME10052–Jan. 01, 1972 - Finals Of National Pipesmoking Championship: The finals of Britain's first-ever National Pipesmoking Championship, took place this afternoon at the Royal Festival Hall. The competition, organised by the Pipe Club of Great Britain, is sponsored by Ogden's and Bryant & May Ltd. The winner was H. Hancock, of Wollaton, Nottingham, who kept a clay pipeful of tobacco alight the longest. The winner received 1000 and the St. Bruno trophy. Picture Shows: Some of the contestants puffing at their clay pipes- during today's final.

Cavaliers in Idle Conversation. Research in ProgressOn a flight of steps leading through an open door two Cavaliers sit conversing idly and smoking clay pipes. The sword of the one rests, blade down, against a will in the left foreground. Vista with trees in the background through the door. Stock Photo

RM2BTWCNW–Cavaliers in Idle Conversation. Research in ProgressOn a flight of steps leading through an open door two Cavaliers sit conversing idly and smoking clay pipes. The sword of the one rests, blade down, against a will in the left foreground. Vista with trees in the background through the door.

Case for a pipe. Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), c 1700-1725, ivory. Long-stemmed Gouda pipes were very popular with the Dutch, including those living in the topics. Since the clay pipes were fragile, protective cases for them were not an undue luxury. This ivory case from Ceylon is ornamented with flowing branches, a decoration that found great favour among Europeans. On the short end of the lid is a pipe-smoking Dutchman. Stock Photo

RMDYEB5E–Case for a pipe. Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), c 1700-1725, ivory. Long-stemmed Gouda pipes were very popular with the Dutch, including those living in the topics. Since the clay pipes were fragile, protective cases for them were not an undue luxury. This ivory case from Ceylon is ornamented with flowing branches, a decoration that found great favour among Europeans. On the short end of the lid is a pipe-smoking Dutchman.

1930s IMPISH YOUNG IRISH LAD SMILING LOOKING AT CAMERA WEARING TOP HAT DECORATED WITH SHAMROCKS HOLDING TRADITIONAL CLAY PIPE - j6719 HAR001 HARS HALF-LENGTH INSPIRATION IRELAND TRADITIONAL CHARACTER MALES CONFIDENCE DECORATED EXPRESSIONS B&W EYE CONTACT SHAMROCK HAPPINESS HEAD AND SHOULDERS CHEERFUL CLAY PIPES STRENGTH PRIDE MISCHIEVOUS SMILES CONNECTION CONCEPTUAL JOYFUL STYLISH TYPE IMPISH LITTLE PEOPLE JOKING JUVENILES LEPRECHAUN STEREOTYPE BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY GAELIC HAR001 ICONIC INNOCENT OLD FASHIONED SHAMROCKS Stock Photo

RMPND2A2–1930s IMPISH YOUNG IRISH LAD SMILING LOOKING AT CAMERA WEARING TOP HAT DECORATED WITH SHAMROCKS HOLDING TRADITIONAL CLAY PIPE - j6719 HAR001 HARS HALF-LENGTH INSPIRATION IRELAND TRADITIONAL CHARACTER MALES CONFIDENCE DECORATED EXPRESSIONS B&W EYE CONTACT SHAMROCK HAPPINESS HEAD AND SHOULDERS CHEERFUL CLAY PIPES STRENGTH PRIDE MISCHIEVOUS SMILES CONNECTION CONCEPTUAL JOYFUL STYLISH TYPE IMPISH LITTLE PEOPLE JOKING JUVENILES LEPRECHAUN STEREOTYPE BLACK AND WHITE CAUCASIAN ETHNICITY GAELIC HAR001 ICONIC INNOCENT OLD FASHIONED SHAMROCKS

RMP7GT48–Pieter Claesz. (1597-1660). Dutch painter. Still Life With Clay Pipes, 1636. The State Hermitage Museum. Saint Petersburg. Russia.

RF2AWNPP2–Clay Smoking Pipes

A pile of clay drainage pipes Stock Photo

RFEF61TB–A pile of clay drainage pipes

Clay ocarina from south america, twin pipes and blow-holes Stock Photo

RMFW6PNT–Clay ocarina from south america, twin pipes and blow-holes

RM2GY4XB0–Workers in the production of pipes. [automated translation]

RM2CYKB3D–Rex Key is continuing the tradition of clay tobacco pipe-making, one of only two people in the country carrying out this ancient craft. He lives in Broseley in Shropshire, a village which has been producing clay pipes for nearly 400 years. Now aged 74, Rex is hoping to retire but still fulfils orders for pipes from film and theatre companies, craft centres and Civil War re-enactors. “I supply hundreds of pipes to Masonic and Buffalo lodges and also for “court leet” ceremonies where the lords of the manor give staff and tenants a clay pipe as he carr

Football themed Victorian clay pipes are displayed ahead of a sporting memorabilia auction at Sotheby's, London. Stock Photo

RMG5JNR4–Football themed Victorian clay pipes are displayed ahead of a sporting memorabilia auction at Sotheby's, London.

Clay Pipes used at Ephesus, Turkey Stock Photo

RFCPFR6W–Clay Pipes used at Ephesus, Turkey

RM2CBKGME–Large insect hotel built from old clay pipes, pastic corrugate tube, bricks and timber set amidst wildflowers at Wildflower and Wetland Trust, Slimbri

Broseley Clay Pipeworks Museum and gravestones, Shropshire, England,UK Stock Photo

RMP6EKB9–Broseley Clay Pipeworks Museum and gravestones, Shropshire, England,UK

Sample of (cereal) bran and chaff from the wreck of the East Indies sailor 't Vliegend Hart, who died in 1735. This is an organic sample. Wheat bran is the outermost layer, so the skins of a grain. Wheat bran is formed when grinding grain, thereby separating it from the grain. Buckwheat chaff was used as packaging material, especially for packaging clay pipes. Chaff of buckwheat, Dutch East India Company, 't Vliegend Hart (ship), c. 1700 - c. 1735, organic material, d 3 mm Stock Photo

RMW56MWG–Sample of (cereal) bran and chaff from the wreck of the East Indies sailor 't Vliegend Hart, who died in 1735. This is an organic sample. Wheat bran is the outermost layer, so the skins of a grain. Wheat bran is formed when grinding grain, thereby separating it from the grain. Buckwheat chaff was used as packaging material, especially for packaging clay pipes. Chaff of buckwheat, Dutch East India Company, 't Vliegend Hart (ship), c. 1700 - c. 1735, organic material, d 3 mm

Replica Of An Archaeological Find Of Clay Tobacco Pipes Stock Photo

RMCTMEY7–Replica Of An Archaeological Find Of Clay Tobacco Pipes

RM2Y151YA–Clay pipes in saggars at Broseley Pipeworks museum Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust Shropshire UK

RF2B1TKE9–Fragment of 17th century clay tobacco pipe / ceramic pipe against white background

Various clay pipes for water pipes Stock Photo

RF2YRE0Y6–Various clay pipes for water pipes

Still Life with Earthenware Jug and Clay Pipes 1658 by Pieter van Anraedt Stock Photo

RM2RKKTFR–Still Life with Earthenware Jug and Clay Pipes 1658 by Pieter van Anraedt

July 2007 - Construction telehandler forklift unloading a large truck of clay pipes on a construction site. Stock Photo

RM2HFHPBB–July 2007 - Construction telehandler forklift unloading a large truck of clay pipes on a construction site.

RMDYEB5F–Case for a pipe. Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), c 1700-1725, ivory. Long-stemmed Gouda pipes were very popular with the Dutch, including those living in the topics. Since the clay pipes were fragile, protective cases for them were not an undue luxury. This ivory case from Ceylon is ornamented with flowing branches, a decoration that found great favour among Europeans. On the short end of the lid is a pipe-smoking Dutchman.

Market stall with selection of collectible of bottles and jars. Stock Photo

RF2WE65E2–Market stall with selection of collectible of bottles and jars.

Still Life with Clay Pipes. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: CLAESZ, PIETER. Stock Photo

RMRCE7BT–Still Life with Clay Pipes. Museum: State Hermitage, St. Petersburg. Author: CLAESZ, PIETER.

RF2AWNPNX–Clay Smoking Pipes

'General Election. On the way to the poll.' 1910 general election cartoon attacking candidates of the relatively new Labour Party. It shows four scruffy, unshaven men smoking clay pipes being chauffeured in a motor car. The car is decorated with posters saying 'The friend of the people' and 'Vote for Mr Dodger' and one of the men is saying 'We are the people'. The image was one of a series of political cartoons published as postcards Stock Photo

RM2HCCCN8–'General Election. On the way to the poll.' 1910 general election cartoon attacking candidates of the relatively new Labour Party. It shows four scruffy, unshaven men smoking clay pipes being chauffeured in a motor car. The car is decorated with posters saying 'The friend of the people' and 'Vote for Mr Dodger' and one of the men is saying 'We are the people'. The image was one of a series of political cartoons published as postcards

In celebration of found objects Stock Photo

RM2BKPE2D–In celebration of found objects

Pile of broken terracotta clay pipes provide interesting textured background Stock Photo

RFP8PB29–Pile of broken terracotta clay pipes provide interesting textured background

Broken pieces of the past, including old clay pipes, found while mudlarking on the River Thames in London, England Stock Photo

RFR5C0MD–Broken pieces of the past, including old clay pipes, found while mudlarking on the River Thames in London, England

25 July 1986, Saxony, Belgern: Clay pipes for water pipes are sorted with a forklift truck in the mid-1980s at the Belgern stoneware factory near Torgau. Exact date of recording not known. Photo: Volkmar Heinz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB Stock Photo

RM2BTJ7C7–25 July 1986, Saxony, Belgern: Clay pipes for water pipes are sorted with a forklift truck in the mid-1980s at the Belgern stoneware factory near Torgau. Exact date of recording not known. Photo: Volkmar Heinz/dpa-Zentralbild/ZB

Various sizes of clay pipes for water pipes outdoors Stock Photo

RF2HKEFEJ–Various sizes of clay pipes for water pipes outdoors

Clay tobacco pipes. Found in Oslo on the floor of the old harbour. The use of tobacco became popular, was cheap, 1600s. Up until 1640, it was forbidden for crews of the Danish-Norwegian fleet to smoke. The king thought that is was hazardous to health. Norwegian Maritime Museum. Oslo. Norway. Stock Photo

RMH6F916–Clay tobacco pipes. Found in Oslo on the floor of the old harbour. The use of tobacco became popular, was cheap, 1600s. Up until 1640, it was forbidden for crews of the Danish-Norwegian fleet to smoke. The king thought that is was hazardous to health. Norwegian Maritime Museum. Oslo. Norway.

A Smoking Club James Gillray engraving print Stock Photo

RM2C63F13–A Smoking Club James Gillray engraving print

Pottery test, pipe test, square model on three legs, fire test test earth discovery ceramics earthenware glaze lead glaze, hand-turned glazed baked Pottery test pipe test square model on three legs Fully glazed One-sided tape band On the transition from boiler to bottom thickened ring. Test was intended to contain glowing coals with which clay pipes could be lit. Restoration is repainted archeology Rotterdam City Triangle Groenendaal indigenous pottery heating smoking tobacco room Soil discovery: Mariniersweg Groenendaal Rotterdam 1983. Stock Photo

RMR718ND–Pottery test, pipe test, square model on three legs, fire test test earth discovery ceramics earthenware glaze lead glaze, hand-turned glazed baked Pottery test pipe test square model on three legs Fully glazed One-sided tape band On the transition from boiler to bottom thickened ring. Test was intended to contain glowing coals with which clay pipes could be lit. Restoration is repainted archeology Rotterdam City Triangle Groenendaal indigenous pottery heating smoking tobacco room Soil discovery: Mariniersweg Groenendaal Rotterdam 1983.

RM2EW4RYX–Clay pipe maker Rex Key

RM2Y151Y6–Clay pipes in saggars at Broseley Pipeworks museum Ironbridge Gorge Museums Trust Shropshire UK

Merry Company, 1740-1760. Two men smoke clay pipes as women minister to them. Stock Photo

RM2R8YMJB–Merry Company, 1740-1760. Two men smoke clay pipes as women minister to them.

De Moriaan, front detail of a museum featuring clay, pipes and tobacco, West Haven, Gouda, province of Zuid-Holland, province o Stock Photo

RMBE6489–De Moriaan, front detail of a museum featuring clay, pipes and tobacco, West Haven, Gouda, province of Zuid-Holland, province o

Scences and close ups of plants and flowers with in this public garden. Stock Photo

RF2RXN95A–Scences and close ups of plants and flowers with in this public garden.

Manufacture and sale of water pipes and clay jugs in Herat. Stock Photo

RM2PYXEDB–Manufacture and sale of water pipes and clay jugs in Herat.

RF2A82JHF–clay pipes on burlap

The families Bakhuysen Hooghe and the meal at the Mussel Jetty at the IJ in Amsterdam, SK-A-2198 Families Bakhuysen Hooghe and the meal at the Mussel Jetty at the IJ in Amsterdam. Several people seated at a table, some of the men smoking clay pipes. Links plays a boy with a dog. Present: Ludolf Bakhuysen John Bakhuysen, Anna de Hooghe and Jan de Hooghe. Manufacturer : painter: Ludolf Bakhuysen (personally signed) Date: 1702 Physical characteristics: oil on canvas material: oil canvas Dimensions: h 50.5 cm. B × 69.5 cm. Subject: historical person historical persons - BB - woman sailing-ship, s Stock Photo

RM2B6HXR3–The families Bakhuysen Hooghe and the meal at the Mussel Jetty at the IJ in Amsterdam, SK-A-2198 Families Bakhuysen Hooghe and the meal at the Mussel Jetty at the IJ in Amsterdam. Several people seated at a table, some of the men smoking clay pipes. Links plays a boy with a dog. Present: Ludolf Bakhuysen John Bakhuysen, Anna de Hooghe and Jan de Hooghe. Manufacturer : painter: Ludolf Bakhuysen (personally signed) Date: 1702 Physical characteristics: oil on canvas material: oil canvas Dimensions: h 50.5 cm. B × 69.5 cm. Subject: historical person historical persons - BB - woman sailing-ship, s

Insect hotel offering nest places in clay pipes Stock Photo

RFG8NWMT–Insect hotel offering nest places in clay pipes

RF2AWNPNM–Clay Smoking Pipes

The Barroom, by Abraham Diepraam, 1665, Dutch painting, oil on canvas. Interior of an Inn with two smoking, drinking and singing men at a table. Two more figures stand by the fire place and the floor is littered with broken clay pipes, a drinking glass, and uneaten fish (BSLOC 2016 3 164) Stock Photo

RMGMGC6P–The Barroom, by Abraham Diepraam, 1665, Dutch painting, oil on canvas. Interior of an Inn with two smoking, drinking and singing men at a table. Two more figures stand by the fire place and the floor is littered with broken clay pipes, a drinking glass, and uneaten fish (BSLOC 2016 3 164)

Photos from Van Hulst brickyard in Harlingen 1890 Friesland can be seen a clay mill, formers and carvers, Child labour was normal, The Netherlands, Dutch, ( called a brickyard, brickyard, brick kiln or brickwork, is a factory where coarse ceramics are produced, in particular bricks and often related products, such as roof tiles and stone pipes. ) Stock Photo

RM2CTWT86–Photos from Van Hulst brickyard in Harlingen 1890 Friesland can be seen a clay mill, formers and carvers, Child labour was normal, The Netherlands, Dutch, ( called a brickyard, brickyard, brick kiln or brickwork, is a factory where coarse ceramics are produced, in particular bricks and often related products, such as roof tiles and stone pipes. )

RFP4W0TM–Ephasus, Turkey

Baked clay water pipes Ephesus Turkey Stock Photo

RMC5N1HX–Baked clay water pipes Ephesus Turkey

London, UK. 22nd Sep, 2020. Shards of vessels, some of which date back to Roman times, and heads of clay pipes lie on the banks of the Thames. The tides stir up the river bed and wash many relics to the bank. (to dpa: 'On a treasure hunt on the banks of the Thames: Mudlarking increasingly popular') Credit: Silvia Kusidlo/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2D125JT–London, UK. 22nd Sep, 2020. Shards of vessels, some of which date back to Roman times, and heads of clay pipes lie on the banks of the Thames. The tides stir up the river bed and wash many relics to the bank. (to dpa: 'On a treasure hunt on the banks of the Thames: Mudlarking increasingly popular') Credit: Silvia Kusidlo/dpa/Alamy Live News

Virginia Hampton,Hampton History Museum,white clay tobacco pipes,artifact,relic,VA070616083 Stock Photo

RMAD01EP–Virginia Hampton,Hampton History Museum,white clay tobacco pipes,artifact,relic,VA070616083

Clay field drainage pipes.Found in a field while digging a pond in Somerset. Probably Victorian as this was the era during which many thousands of ac Stock Photo

RFT88Y94–Clay field drainage pipes.Found in a field while digging a pond in Somerset. Probably Victorian as this was the era during which many thousands of ac

Eine Pfeifenbäckerin aus dem Kannenbäckerland bei der Produktion von Tabakpfeifen aus Ton, Deutschland 1930er Jahre. A pipe maker from the Kannenbäckerland producing pipes from clay, Germany 1930s. Stock Photo

RM2A2FF71–Eine Pfeifenbäckerin aus dem Kannenbäckerland bei der Produktion von Tabakpfeifen aus Ton, Deutschland 1930er Jahre. A pipe maker from the Kannenbäckerland producing pipes from clay, Germany 1930s.

Fragments of earthenware pipe pots from the waste pit of Rotterdam pipe maker Hendrick Jansz, pipe pot holder soil found ceramic earthenware, fragment) hand shaped baked Fragments earthenware pipe pots gray or red shard from the waste pit of Rotterdam pipe factory Large pots conical on three stand fins Gray shard possibly discolored by frequent heating. Some pots were reinforced on the outside with iron wire. The clay pipes were placed in pipe pot and the whole was then baked. On the basis of edge fragments it has been established that the fragments come from four different pipe pots archeolog Stock Photo

RMR718D4–Fragments of earthenware pipe pots from the waste pit of Rotterdam pipe maker Hendrick Jansz, pipe pot holder soil found ceramic earthenware, fragment) hand shaped baked Fragments earthenware pipe pots gray or red shard from the waste pit of Rotterdam pipe factory Large pots conical on three stand fins Gray shard possibly discolored by frequent heating. Some pots were reinforced on the outside with iron wire. The clay pipes were placed in pipe pot and the whole was then baked. On the basis of edge fragments it has been established that the fragments come from four different pipe pots archeolog