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Europe
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Height 5,8 cm Width 7,5 cm
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Late 19th - Early 20th century
290,00 AED
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Europe
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Height 10,1 cm Width 5,1 cm
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Late 19th - Early 20th century
1 530,00 AED
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Europe
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Height 12,5 cm Width 4,5 cm
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Late 19th - Early 20th century
1 530,00 AED
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Europe
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Height 14,7 cm Width 4,4 cm
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Late 19th - Early 20th century
1 530,00 AED
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Europe
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Height 11 cm Width 1,5 cm
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Late 19th - Early 20th century
1 530,00 AED
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Europe
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Height 14,7 cm Width 6,2 cm
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Late 19th - Early 20th century
1 530,00 AED
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Europe
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Height 8,7 cm Width 4,4 cm
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Late 19th - Early 20th century
1 530,00 AED
Glass pipes represent a meeting point between functional objects and artistic expression. At Artefactum Gallery, glass pipes are presented as refined collectibles, valued for their craftsmanship, visual character, and place within the broader tradition of smoking accessories and decorative glasswork.
Glass has long been admired for its clarity, versatility, and ability to capture light. In glass pipes, these qualities are transformed into sculptural forms shaped by skilled hands. Each piece reflects a balance between precision and creativity, where form follows function without sacrificing aesthetic appeal. Smooth curves, balanced proportions, and carefully finished surfaces define the character of high-quality glass pipes.
Historically, glass pipes have evolved from simple utilitarian items into expressive objects appreciated by collectors. Variations in thickness, transparency, and coloration give each pipe its own identity, making no two pieces exactly alike. The material itself allows subtle details to emerge, from gentle color transitions to internal patterns formed during the glassworking process.
Design plays a central role in the appeal of glass pipes. Some pieces emphasize minimalism and purity of form, while others explore more elaborate shapes inspired by organic or abstract motifs. The transparency of glass highlights craftsmanship, revealing the flow of lines and the harmony of proportions within the piece.
Glass pipes are often appreciated not only for use, but also for display. Placed within a cabinet, on a shelf, or alongside other curated objects, they become part of an interior narrative. Their reflective surfaces interact with light, adding depth and visual interest to a space. As objects, they bridge the worlds of functional design, decorative art, and collectible craftsmanship.
In contemporary interiors, glass pipes can serve as subtle accents that reflect personal taste and appreciation for artisanal work. Collectors value them for their individuality, the skill involved in their creation, and their connection to traditional glassmaking techniques reinterpreted through modern design sensibilities.
Glass pipes offer a unique combination of artistry, material beauty, and cultural history. Each piece represents a moment where craftsmanship and design converge, resulting in an object that feels both timeless and personal.
Explore the glass pipes collection at Artefactum Gallery to discover carefully selected pieces that celebrate the art of glass. For additional information, availability, or curatorial guidance, our team is available to assist. Let us help you add a distinctive and thoughtfully crafted object to your collection.

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