Object ID	I96.6.14.7
Object Name	Pipe, Trade
Count	11
Description	Fragments, 33 pieces, minimum of 11 pipes present based upon bowls. Molded white clay. Marks on bowls: 2 with raised "T D"; 1 with raised "W" on one side of basal spur and possible "C" on the other side of the spur. Marks on stems: 2 with "PETER" and "DORNI"; 1 with "Gambie/aPari(s)/M cross M". Designs on bowls include raised ribs and oaks leaves. Designs on stems include raised bands, hatches, dots, stem with leaves/stars. Includes 2 bowl fragments that may be a 19th century "Fourteen-Rib Pipe with Oak Leaf Design along the Mold" made by pipemaker Jan Prince. (Brewer, Floyd I. "Albert Bradt, Tobacco Planter, and the Smoking-Pipe Story in Early Bethlemem, New York". In "Proceedings of the 1989 Smoking Pipe Conference: Selected Papers". Rochester Museum & Science Center Research Records, Rochester, NY, 1992, p. 157.) May include pieces from the Arthur P. Kannenberg collection, 5442APK or 5997APK.
Material	Ceramic
Year Range from	1650
Year range to	1900
Culture	European British American
Collector	Kannenberg, Arthur P.

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