Rare antique concealed smoking pipe designed to be worn on a belt, combining functionality with elaborate decorative craftsmanship. The piece is made of cast brass or bronze and richly ornamented with openwork filigree motifs, reflecting Orientalist and early Art Nouveau influences. This type of portable pipe was produced in the late 19th to early 20th century, most commonly in the Balkans, Ottoman regions or Austro-Hungarian territories. Such objects were valued for their discreet design, allowing the pipe to be carried openly while remaining visually camouflaged as a decorative belt accessory. The pipe features its original hinged metal handle and belt hook, both intact and functional. The bowl shows authentic signs of use with aged carbon deposits inside, consistent with its original purpose and age. The exterior surface presents an attractive natural patina developed over decades, which has been preserved and not polished or restored. Condition is good for an antique object of this type. Structurally solid, with visible wear, oxidation and minor surface imperfections expected from long-term use and age. No modern alterations or repairs observed. A highly collectible piece, suitable for collectors of antique smoking accessories, ethnographic artifacts, or as a unique decorative object representing late 19th-century craftsmanship. Comparable concealed belt pipes appear infrequently on the market, making this an appealing opportunity for collectors.