Shipwrecks artefacts

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Hey guys, just wanna know if this types of smoking pipe found in a old shipwrecks between 1765 and 1874 is of value. I wanna where this types of pipes come from?
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[Mackaydon]

Maybe it's Capt. John Hunter's or one of his party that visited the area in 1791.
Don.....

 

[seekerGH]

Without provenance to a particular wreck, it is an artefact out of context. Narrowed down to a 100 year timeframe, out of context, with no provenance means, well little value.

This is certainly slip cast, which dates it later, likely after the 1860's

TNET thread http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/what/175415-anyone-know-about-clay-pipes.html

Here is a site with types and some prices: http://www.dawnmist.org/pipesale2.htm

 

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Thanks Mackaydon and seekerGH in a shipwrecks. I have a lot of such pipes. As well as other small artefacts including huge cargoes of precious metals.

 

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Some of my shipwrecks finding:-