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Silver dirham (fragment) of Nasr II bin Ahmad, Samanid, minted at Samarkand , 921 - 922 (309 AH)
H.C9708
Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Central Asia
921 - 922
Skaill, Mainland, Orkney, Scotland, Northern Europe
Nasr II bin Ahmad
SCBI (NMAS); Stevenson, R.B.K., no 722
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Opium pipe, with wood stem lacquered to imitate tortoiseshell, and separate clay bowl with inscriptions around the outside: China, late 19th century
Opium pipe with a straight bamboo stem, a red pottery bowl which has become separated from the brass mount which is engraved with flower designs, and a bone mouthpiece: China, c. 1900
Opium pipe bowl of earthenware, glazed and painted with design of lotus flowers: China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century
Opium pipe bowl of earthenware, glazed and painted with design of horses: China, Qing Dynasty, 19th century