Gheppo Pipes & Mimmo?

[Searock Fan]

Conical bowl and chamber are the defining features of a dublin. Many freehands, especially the Danish ones, are just big dublins.

You're probably right.....

 

[PipeIT]

It’s the shape Gheppo lists it as.

The Forward Cant, and any pipe that falls within this shape/style, was my understanding Dublin.

The only difference(s) I see that make this not as traditional, is the bent shank and stem.

Nuttens has a straight stem and shank for a Dublin, but also a tall untraditional bowl with Plateau.

Nuttens Pipes dublin pencil #2 Hand made gallery

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[Chasing Embers]

The Forward Cant, and any pipe that falls within this shape/style, was my understanding Dublin.

Not all dublins have the forward cant and others that do are zulus, belges, cutties, and jars.

The only difference(s) I see that make this not as traditional, is the bent shank and stem.

Not all dublins are bent.

 

[PipeIT]

My bad, I should of stated the Dublin Forward Canted bowl shape/look, which as you pointed out the other shapes, which a Dublin doesn’t look like.

I was just under the assumption everyone understood the Dublin bowl shape.

As for the bend, I meant that Danilo carved his Dublin with a bent shank and stem is all. It’s my understanding that traditional Dublins have straight shanks and stems.