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Base 1 size
width- 6 inches
height-4.5 inches
base 2 size
width-5.5 inches
height- 4 inches
base 3 size
width- 5 inches
height- 4 inches
base 4 size
width- 3.5 inches
height-3.5 inches
base 5 size
width- 3 inches
height- 3 inches
This impressive collection consists of five old traditional hookah bases, originally made to serve as the lower water reservoir of a classic Indian hookah.
Each base features a distinctive bulbous form with a wide stable foot, raised central neck and side fitting characteristic of traditional hookah construction. The different shapes, proportions and metallic tones make this group especially attractive when displayed together.
The pieces retain their original aged patina, surface marks, oxidation and signs of previous use, preserving the authentic appearance developed over many years.
With their sculptural forms and historic character, these antique hookah bases are now equally suited as heritage collectibles, decorative pots and statement interior décor pieces.
Key Features
Set of 5 antique Hookah Base Pots
Traditional Indian Huqqa / Hookah design
Beautiful bulbous vessel forms
Wide decorative pedestal bases
Traditional neck and side fittings
Different sizes and individual designs
Naturally aged metallic surfaces
Original vintage patina and character
Excellent decorative and collectible group
Material
Mixed Traditional Metal
The collection features different aged metallic finishes, including warm brass/copper tones and silver-tone surfaces.
Quantity
5 Pieces
Condition
Antique / Pre-Owned Condition
All pieces show natural signs of considerable age and previous use, including tarnishing, scratches, oxidation, minor dents, colour variation and surface marks. These characteristics form part of their authentic antique appearance.
Ideal For
Antique Collections • Hookah & Huqqa Collectors • Heritage Interiors • Traditional Indian Décor • Vintage Metalware Collections • Decorative Display • Luxury Rustic Interiors
Brass is actually an alloy, not a pure metal. It’s a combination of copper and zinc, and the proportions of these metals determine the colour and properties of the brass. Known for its durability and resistance to corrosion, brass has been used for centuries in everything from musical instruments to household items. Using brass utensils can impart a subtle metallic taste to food, enhancing its flavour profile.
