A beige clay pipe which is complete. The bowl is bulbous and the inside shows signs of use. There are incised lines forming a band just below the rim, part of this decoration descends down the bowl, possibly a mistake, and other sections have no decoration. The protruding heel is rounded. The stem is short and thick and tapers to the mouthpiece, which has a wide rim.
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