any ideas on this pipe from 1850s house?

[traderoftreasures]

any idea's on this pipe from 1850's house?

I've been tearing down an old house from out back on my parents property. well aside from tons on other stuff i found this ol' pipe.
does anyone have any ideas on the age or style of this? it's got a grey glaze over clay? thanks

 

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[shaun7]

Re: any idea's on this pipe from 1850's house?

Looks a lot like Ivan's

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.php/topic,338244.0.html

 

[JT]

Re: any idea's on this pipe from 1850's house?

Nice pipe. I have a link somewhere to a site on old pipes, I'll have to look it up when I have time.

This guy found one like it here in South Carolina, diving in the Edisto River.

http://www.blackriverfossils.org/US...onCounty/tabid/53/Artifacts/3733/Default.aspx

 

[taz42o]

Re: any idea's on this pipe from 1850's house?

http://anthromuseum.missouri.edu/minigalleries/pamplinpipes/pamplinpipes.shtml

Heres a couple I found in Ohio.

 

[Lucas]

Re: any idea's on this pipe from 1850's house?

Those originate in the SE as Native American pipes in red clay. They were later produced commercially, and were popular into the early 1900's. They show up in the Midwest by the 1840's. So say 1840-1900, keeping in mind the later dates have more people and more stuff to loose in old farmhouses.