Another Dunhill for the rack

[fishnbanjo]

This is a Ring Grain Billiard with an original White Spot Horn Stem.

 

[northernneil]

Look at all those rings! What a pipe. Enjoy!

 

[condorlover1]

That is a very nice Dunhill pipe!

 

[dread]

Boy, you is sure do pull down some beautiful pipes and this one is no exception!

 

[beefeater33]

She's a looker!! I love that horn stem-- ENJOY!!

 

[prndl]

a classic with a clean line.
well done, sir.

 

[irish]

Fishnbanjo :worship: Fishnbanjo :worship: Fishnbanjo :worship: Fishnbanjo :worship: Fishnbanjo :worship:

 

[andystewart]

What a beautiful pipe! Really different and very classy. Hope she smokes as well as she looks!
Andy

 

[bentmike]

The horn stem is different but I like it! That ring grain is fantastic -Cograts fishnbanjo.

 

[pipebow88]

What a beauty!

B

 

[pipesinperu]

I love it! I'm still exploring my taste in pipes, but two things I've loved from the start are a great blast and white stems, whether acrylic or horn. And your Dunhill is an amazing example of both. What year is that from?

 

[puffy]

Beautiful..I like the finish.

 

[philobeddoe]

That stem has WOW factor, good catch Banjo.

 

[fnord]

Stunned by the stunning.
Fnord

 

[ssjones]

Beautiful, what finish is that?

 

[numbersix]

Wow - that is a beauty - big congrats!

Stunned by the stunning.

lol!

 

[fishnbanjo]

Thanks all, Al, it's called a Ring Grain my guess that is both the application and the finish. Regards.....

banjo

 

[rcstan]

Awesome!
Ring Grain is Shell Briar with an exceptional ring-like patterned grain further enhanced by the sandblasting.
I'd love to see some more pics from different angles on that stem, as I have never seen one before.

 

[fishnbanjo]

I will take photos when it arrives, obviously the original photos were taken in a light box which only made the stem appear whiter than it probably is I will take it from a few angles on some type of felt to show it's true coloration when it arrives.

 

[ssjones]

Interesting, that sounds and looks similar to the "Shilling" finish?