Hand-Carved Zouave Soldier Pipe
Hand-Carved Zouave Soldier Pipe – Inventory Number: MIS 300
This striking hand-carved wooden pipe bowl features the stern visage of a
bearded soldier, likely carved by or for a Civil War-era soldier during
downtime in camp. These types of pipes were commonly used as personal items and
were sometimes carved to resemble comrades, officers, or notable figures of the
time.
Features:
• Material: Hand-carved wood with incredible detail, including lifelike facial
features and expressive craftsmanship.
• Style: Tobacco pipe bowl depicting a bearded man’s face, likely from the
mid-to-late 1800s.
• Condition: Excellent for its age, with rich patina and minor wear consistent
with authentic use.
• Historical Significance: Items like this were common among soldiers during
the Civil War and served as both functional smoking devices and tokens of
camaraderie or personal artistry.
This piece is an exceptional example of soldier folk art and would make a
fantastic addition to any Civil War collection, historical display, or pipe
enthusiast’s shelf.
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Inventory Number: MIS 300