Clay pipe and antique case

[Pirate55]

Bought this at a local auction 25$. I thought the case was very interesting!
Stem tag -Goedewaagen’s pijp
Stem-Gouda Holland
No markings on the wood case
Did a little research on the company and Amsterdam pipe museum site
I thinking pipe 1950 ish ?
The case 1880 -1910 ?
Any input would be appreciated

 

[condorlover1]

Standard wooden case for a clay pipe. Sometimes they show up as Japanned tin cases in a similar configuration featuring the name of a pub or tobacconist. I have a couple that were hand made in box wood circa 1860/70 that hold a meerschaum 'cutty' pipe which I will happily post pictures if it will add anything to the OP.

 

[Pirate55]

Standard wooden case for a clay pipe. Sometimes they show up as Japanned tin cases in a similar configuration featuring the name of a pub or tobacconist. I have a couple that were hand made in box wood circa 1860/70 that hold a meerschaum 'cutty' pipe which I will happily post pictures if it will add anything to the OP.

That would be great

 

[Chasing Embers]

Is that a Gouda label?

 

[condorlover1]

Is that a Gouda label?

Looks that way but I could be wrong1

 

[condorlover1]

That would be great

OK. Your wish is my accommodation. Check out the thread at about 6 AM and I'll post a few pictures before taking my coffee!

 

[Pirate55]

Is that a Gouda label?

Stem is Gouda Holland
Label is goedewaagen pijp

 

[Chasing Embers]

Stem is Gouda Holland
Label is goedewaagen pijp

Thought so!

 

[Zamora]

I didn't know clays had cases, let alone that it was common. I always figured they were seen as too disposable to have cases

 

[The Clay King]

Bought this at a local auction 25$. I thought the case was very interesting!
Stem tag -Goedewaagen’s pijp
Stem-Gouda Holland
No markings on the wood case
Did a little research on the company and Amsterdam pipe museum site
I thinking pipe 1950 ish ?
The case 1880 -1910 ?
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@Pirate55 Nice pipe and great wooden case; I'd love them! MacBaren Vanilla Flake looks and sounds a good baccy choice for a clay pipe as well.

 

[Pirate55]

OK. Your wish is my accommodation. Check out the thread at about 6 AM and I'll post a few pictures before taking my coffee!

I didn't know clays had cases, let alone that it was common. I always figured they were seen as too disposable to have cases

That’s what’s so interesting
You got the bucks you could buy nice accessories

 

[stewartu]

I hadn't seen one of these but I am intrigued. Its a really neat piece of history.

 

[Pirate55]

I hadn't seen one of these but I am intrigued. Its a really neat piece of history.

I hadn't seen one of these but I am intrigued. Its a really neat piece of history.

Amsterdam Pipe Museum - Collection

pipemuseum.nl

Amsterdam Pipe Museum

 

[PipeIT]

Amsterdam Pipe Museum - Collection

pipemuseum.nl

Amsterdam Pipe Museum

That case certainly looks vintage… Nice looking

I would take some really nice closeup HD pics and email the Amsterdam Pipe Museum and see what they have to say. Maybe they really know something about that case.

info@pipemuseum.nl

 

[condorlover1]

Sorry about my delay in posting. This one is made of boxwood circa 1860s/1870s. Note the unusual method of securing the case closed, along with the way the foot of the 'cutty' projects out of the hole. The hinges are rather crude and look as if they have been repurposed from something else completely unrelated. It is a fun, sturdy pipe case that has protected an ancient pipe for well over a century and is still being smoked by yours truly to this day!

 

[Pirate55]

Sorry about my delay in posting. This one is made of boxwood circa 1860s/1870s. Note the unusual method of securing the case closed, along with the way the foot of the 'cutty' projects out of the hole. The hinges are rather crude and look as if they have been repurposed from something else completely unrelated. It is a fun, sturdy pipe case that has protected an ancient pipe for well over a century and is still being smoked by yours truly to this day!
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Nice ! Thanks for posting
They are a piece of art plus functional .

 

[condorlover1]

You are most welcome chum!

 

[stewartu]

Sorry about my delay in posting. This one is made of boxwood circa 1860s/1870s. Note the unusual method of securing the case closed, along with the way the foot of the 'cutty' projects out of the hole. The hinges are rather crude and look as if they have been repurposed from something else completely unrelated. It is a fun, sturdy pipe case that has protected an ancient pipe for well over a century and is still being smoked by yours truly to this day!
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This is very cool. And a beautiful cutty.