Duitse Jagerspijp / Allwetter-pfeife "Rüdesheim" (Ca. 1920-1930), Nederlandse Klomppijp "Holland" - No reserve price - Pen

A very fine and varied collection of three historical tobacco pipes and parts, originating from Central European and Dutch smoking tradition. Each piece tells its own story and features unique characteristics.
1. German Hunter's Pipe / Allwetter-pfeife "R"u"desheim" (Ca. 1920-1930)
• Features: Executed with a beautiful briar wood shank with inscribed banner "Rüdesheim" (famous wine town on the Rhine). Equipped with the original, functional metal wind cap with slots, stamped with the rare D.R.G.M. (Deutsches Reichsgebrauchsmuster) trademark. The underside has the original black (bakelite) moisture trap/base allowing the pipe to stand upright. Complete with a gorgeous, light-yellow curved horn stem.
• Dimensions: Height approx. 14.5 cm, base width approx. 4 cm.
2. Dutch Clomp Pipe "Holland" (Ca. 1930-1950)
• Features: A very characteristic souvenir pipe, skillfully crafted in the shape of a traditional Dutch wooden clog. The bowl is made of flame-flamed briar wood and is on the side deeply stamped with "HOLLAND". Equipped with a right-angled, black stem made of ebonite/bakelite. The interior shows clear, authentic smoking traces.
• Dimensions: Total length approx. 10.5 cm (the clog itself approx. 6 x 3 x 2 cm).
3. Antique Hand-Carved Hunter Pipe Bowl / Stummel (Ca. 1890-1910).
• Features: A beautiful piece of pure craftsmanship from the Alpine region (Germany/Austria). The wooden head is almost entirely hand-carved in high relief and shows a traditional hunting scene (wild animal surrounded by oak leaves). On top sits a very elegant, richly openworked metal wind cap with floral motifs that swivels smoothly.
• Dimensions: Length approx. 8.5 cm, thickness approx. 4 cm.