Show Off Your Bent Dublins Here!

About my snazziest pipe is a Ser Jacopo bent Dublin blast with what was described as a

sinuous shank and stem, which is true. It has a Group 4 bowl verging on 5. Light weight,

really nice pipe. Dublin's are among the most poetic looking pipes.

This is my only bent Dublin, although it will not be my last. Stanwell Featherweight but I can't remember the shape code off the top of my head.

Here is a Charatan that I purchased as an estate back in the mid-80's...

I love dublins!
The straight billiard, the bent dublin and the lovat is my holy trinity of go-to pipes.
I'm gonna go ahead and post up all of my dubbies in one big bang...
...almost all of them are Stanwells.
A quartet of shape 19:








Stanwell 138 (Eltang design)


Stanwell 64M


A rather scarce Stanwell 115M


And here's a quiver of 63M.

This shape was my first love and I went a bit apeshit with it, attempting to collect a variant of each finish, which is sorta unpractical, but it was a fun grail hunt, although I've thinned the herd from its peak of 18...

...here they are:




























Finally,

a Randy Wiley Galleon 44:

Time to resurrect this thread. I've really come to appreciate the Dublin shape.
Here's one I made. Not sure if I'm keeping it for myself, though.

I know my Moretti is only slightly bent, but even so, slightly bent is still bent... ::

Moretti Smooth Bent Dublin

Tilshead bent Dublin

It's nice to see this thread active again.
Free hand bent Dublin by Dan Chlebove- Gabrieli Pipes.

Masro de Paja for the Pipe Club of London POY.


Larrysson.


Il Ceppo

Kaywoodie Hand Made

Another by Dan Chlebove

My first pipe from Dan Chlebove.

Isn't this thread for 'bent' dublins? Those straights are pretty as well!

Ryan Alden. Can't wait to get more of his pipes.

A early 1980s James Upshall.

Here's one from the cheaper end of the spectrum, Mastro de Paja Classic. Very inexpensive, but a great smoking pipe!