Bog Oak Pipe Rough Block
Ancient bog-preserved oak root block, roughly cut for premium pipe production. Its dark patina and density suit pipe bowls, fitting HTS 9614.00.21.00.
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• Provide dating evidence to avoid Chapter 97 antiques classification
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