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Pipe
Pipe

Pipe

Original OwnerOriginally owned by Enfield Shaker Community American, 1792 - 1918
Datemid 19th century
MediumMold-formed redware
DimensionsPrimary Dimensions (length x diameter): 23 1/8 x 4 3/4in. (58.7 x 12.1cm)
ClassificationsCeramics
Credit LineGift of Richard M. Steinert
DescriptionHeavy, thick, unglazed, redware pipe with a hollow, cylindrical center and tapered, exterior form. At the widest end of the pipe, the cylindrical, hollow area is widened to accommodate the narrow end of another length of pipe. The exterior of the pipe is an uneven red and tan color; two mold lines extend the length of the pipe. There are some cracks in the surface of the redware on the inside of the pipe. There are two chips in the widest end of the pipe, and many smaller chips in the narrower end of the pipe.
Object number1979.90.2.1
Subject Terms
    On View
    Not on view
    Pipe
    Unknown
    mid 19th century
    Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Costa, 1976.71.1  © 2010 The Connecticut Historical Society.
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    Seth Goodwin
    mid 19th century
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    1820-1850
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    Unknown
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    early 19th century
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    early 19th century
    Lidded Jar
    Unknown
    early 19th century
    Jar
    Unknown
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    Jar or Crock
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    late 18th-mid 19th century
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    Thomas O'Hara Goodwin
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