Antique German Black Forest carved hunter’s pipe with metal lid, shown with a ruler for scale at approximately 10 inches long. The piece presents as a carved wooden tobacco pipe in the Black Forest tradition, with a hunting scene and deer motif visible on the bowl.

• The bowl is carved wood, consistent with briar wood, with a deeply relief-carved hunting scene and deer.
• The stem shows dark curved sections with cream-colored fittings that appear to be horn or faux-ivory, plus metal accents.
• A metal windcap lid is fitted to the bowl; the cap opens and closes as shown.
• A green cord/tassel is attached, and the pipe is photographed with a ruler for approximate scale.
• No maker’s mark, brand, or model identification is visible in the photos.
• Visible wear includes surface scuffs, finish wear, and age-related marks to the wood and fittings.

Made for smoking tobacco, this type of carved hunter’s pipe is also collected and displayed as a decorative example of German Black Forest craftsmanship. Today it would suit a pipe collection, hunting-themed display, or antique cabinet.