Collection of chibouk pipe stoves, Ottoman Turkey, Tophane, 19th century Set of eleven pipe stoves of various shapes in glazed terra cotta with molded and stamped decoration, mostly floral, some enhanced with gilding. Several are stamped with crescent moons and stars, one with an upside-down tughra, and most are stamped with makers' stamps. Among them, several indicating "Hassan Istanbul", one marked "Housny Consple", another "Yusuf [?] Istanbul", others with the mark of a Constantinople factory adorned with a sea anchor, others with an Arabic name difficult to decipher. Several stamps bear a date: 1258 H / 1842, 1298 H / 1880, or [1]312 H / 1894. Length: between 4 and 7.6 cm (tiny chips, some traces of soot). A twelfth element in glazed and gilded terra cotta with a floral profile and openwork base, probably part of a water pipe (hookah), is attached.