Clay Pipes

Clay pipes were used for smoking tobacco. Sites presenting method and theory or examples of clay pipe research.

The Archaeology of the Clay Tobacco Pipe - An article by Craig Cessford from Assemblage, with references and bibliography.
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Canadian Clay Tobacco Pipe Industries - Dedicated to the 19th century Canadian clay tobacco pipe industry.
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Knasterkopf - German society for clay pipe research: publishes an annual journal and holds annual conferences.
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Ottoman Empire Clay Pipes - Examples of Ottoman Empire period clay pipes found in Marseille quarantine harbour, supplies by Philip Gosse. Photographs of pipes and their maker's stamps. Text in French and English.
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Society for Clay Pipe Research - UK-based but with a worldwide membership of archaeologists, researchers and collectors, who cover all aspects of clay tobacco pipe research on local, national and international levels.
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Clay Pipes.com - Devoted to the study and dissemination of information about clay tobacco pipes.
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Clay Tobacco Pipes - Heather Coleman provides a history of English clay pipe making, and galleries of illustrations of a wide range of pipes categorised by style and period.
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National Netherlands Pipe Collection - Pijpenkabinet Foundation's pipe museum displays over two-thousand items that encompass the culture of pipe smoking over 25 centuries and five continents.
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