Vietnamese Opium artifacts

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  1. AnMarie

    AnMarie Active Member

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    I've just purchased on a whim, 3 Opium pipes, detailed as possibly from Laos, Vietnam.

    Firstly, I'm wondering if these items originate from Vietnam and if so, do they look like they're from the Hill tribe?

    Secondly, I'd love to know an approximate valuation, hoping that I got a good deal :))

    Thanks in advance ☺️
     
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  2. Ce BCA

    Ce BCA Well-Known Member

    The green one has a Chinese pseudo Qianlong mark on it, so is probably mid 20th century (and made in China). The cloisonne pipe is Chinese 2nd half of the 20th century.
     
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  3. komokwa

    komokwa The Truth is out there...!

    u got a good deal.
     
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  4. AnMarie

    AnMarie Active Member

    Thanks, but not knowing there worth, have I ? I found a long pipe on Catawiki (but it didn't have the Amber mouthpiece) sold for €100, however, unsure if it was an older piece.
     
  5. AnMarie

    AnMarie Active Member

    The bone pipe also has writing on the back, but couldn't add any more photo's. I'll try to add again.
     
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