Tim Hynick Bullcap

This is a complete change of direction for me. I saw it and it was like I'd been struck by a lightening bolt. It's beautiful.








Now I wait for the postman.

Thanks for the comments, gents.
Elfpfeife, it does look new, doesn't it? But, it's an estate - an extremely well treated, and lightly smoked one, though.
It's a fairly large pipe at 5.75 inches in length with a bowl height of 2.10 inches and an internal bowl diameter of 0.8 - should give a long smoke and plenty of thinking time.
Did a bit of searching, and what I've read only makes this pipe more appealing to me:
Interesting article about Tim Hynick.

Thanks for the comments, gentlemen - much appreciated.
This pipe arrived this morning, and is even better in person - and was ready to smoke, arriving in pristine condition. So, I was obliged to open a fresh tin of ODF and head to the greenhouse. I won't give you a blow for blow account of my 2 hrs in heaven, suffice to say that this is a superb pipe.
It fits beautifully in the hand, has a gorgeous open draw and a sublimely comfortable stem and button. The finish is wonderful, and the drilling is possibly the best I have ever come across. It smoked dry and smooth, allowing me to concentrate on the flavours of the Toby, while watching chickens being blown round the garden by the howling winds. I absolutely love this pipe and have already decided this is going to be a regular smoker - this pipe really suits me, as my gran would say, 'to a T!'
I haven't seen many of Tim's pipes, and I've done plenty of searching, so I guess they are kind of hard to come by - but, if you do managed to get the opportunity to acquire one, I would heartily recommend that you do, or, if you're not keen, point me in its direction, please.
My Hynick, I tip my cap to you - you made a wonderful pipe, that I know is going to accompany me on many a reverie - Thank you.