Trying to identify a pipe

[delvis]

I hope this is the right forum to ask a question like this - if not, please let me know and I'll re-post somewhere else.
My dad and I have recently been binge-ing on Endeavour, a detective show from the BBC that features a wonderful character named Fred Thursday. Thursday smoke a pipe, and it's damn fine looking pipe. My dad absolutely loves this character (which is so completely out of character for him - he's usually utterly disinterested in the TV) and I'd love to get him Thursday's pipe to add to his collection (which I must confess I know shamefully little about).
This is a pic of Thursday and his pipe:

Any idea what pipe it might be? I've learned so far that it's a straight billiard, and found a couple that look roughly the same. I'd love to be able to tell him that it's the same pipe that Thursday smokes though.
Thanks for your time - hope this isn't an inappropriate question to be asking in this forum!
Cheers!

 

[papipeguy]

This is going to tough without seeing a specific markings. But we do love a good mystery here. I'll do some digging and maybe get lucky.

 

[condorlover1]

Pull up a Dunhill catalogue. I am not a briar man but that does look awfully familiar

 

[papipeguy]

I'm not sure it's a Dunhill based on the beveled bowl. foggymountain would know more than I about that.

 

[condorlover1]

Good point papipeguy - I wonder if its one of those generic pipes you used come across in B&M?

 

[delvis]

This is going to tough without seeing a specific markings. But we do love a good mystery here. I'll do some digging and maybe get lucky.

I'm trying to find a better image now. Thank you both for your interest!

 

[tbradsim1]

Roger Allam, Thursday in the series says he likes the props, hat , coat, pipe, but doesn't really like smoking it. But he does a convincing role as a piper. I love the series but ended I think leaving the viewers unsettled.

 

[dmcmtk]

Great series! The pipe, couldn't say.

 

[mcitinner1]

I'll bet you can find the BBC's website and email them your question.
tinner

 

[delvis]

I'll bet you can find the BBC's website and email them your question.

Great idea. Found the ITV Viewer Services contact email.

 

[dmcmtk]

From the unofficial Roger Allam site, about Fred Thursday,
"It's a wonderful role because I've done my fair share of smarmy, slightly villainous types- this is a man who's more like someone from my parents' background. He would be more or less exactly my father's age I think. He's more sort of salt-of-the-earth and good. Prepared to bend or break the rules but a strong, strong sense of what's right or wrong formed, I think, by the war- his experiences in the war. I love playing that; I wear great 60s clothes and smoke a pipe. It's brilliant."