White clay and amber smoking pipe. The pipe bowl is a clay bust of a man with naturalistic features, such as a mustache and hair made with pronounced lines, and has a suit collar around his neck. The bust tapers into a square section that attaches to a metal piece with a triangle containing three dots etched to the side and marked with “W / D / C.” The amber stem is transparent and a white filter is visible.
Context
Produced as a souvenir of Dewey Day in Montpelier, Vermont
Acquisition
Accession
1954.1
Source or Donor
Howland, Susan Griggs (1905-1989), Clark, Louise Dewey Howland (1900-1978), Drury, Sylvia Ann Howland Sample, Gay, Emily Shipman Howland Mansfield (1907-1996)
