How Much Would You Pay For Your Dream Pipe?

[peckinpahhombre]

I bought my two dream pipes last year - two Jess Chonwitsch pipes. I won't divulge what I paid, lol.

 

[iamn8]

Yeah two of his pipes.... I wouldn't share what I'm sure is a stunningly high dollar amount either lol

That Rasmussen was a good deal compared to what his pieces regularly go for, but it was very expensive for me!!

 

[easterntraveler]

What do you smoke in them Peck?

 

[cobguy]

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[iamn8]

Yeah gigger I would suspect as much.

 

[easterntraveler]

Awesome looking pipe. Well worthy of a dream pipe

 

[easterntraveler]

I have chased 36 pounds of tobacco. I still will purchase alot more, however it was time to get a really nice pipe.

 

[freakiefrog]

Is it sad to say that I don't have a "Dream Pipe". I'm more of an impulse buy kind of guy. Where I see one that just speaks to me and I go "Yea, you're coming home with me".

 

[weezell]

It's just like Fred Hanna wrote – – once you've got the cake built up, you can't tell the difference between a $50 pipe and one costing many multiples more.

and

Give me a $35 Dr. Grabow and a huge tobacco stockpile any day.

No one is right..no one is wrong. All perspectives are what they are...

 

[iamn8]

Weez, so your saying I'm right or wrong and if someone wasn't right wouldn't they be wrong in their right thinking right? Or am I wrong?

 

[misterlowercase]

I was a little grumpy with my earlier answer.
The Loewe All Briar is a serious dream pipe.
My problem is that I discover a new dream pipe like almost every day.
An old Orlik Dugout was a dream pipe,

got one for $76.
Too many dream pipes in my manic mind!
If I found an early Dunhill Shell with supergnarl craggoblast and it was in very good order, in a shape I prefer, I'd be willing to spend up to $500, maybe.
But in most cases,

I can live with being haunted by the fleeting dreams.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTSYdvZ0fBE

 

[sparrowhawk]

Tough question. But I think I've come pretty close to my dream pipe with my Vampire's Wand custom, and just a few days ago, a Cayuga shell grain at the unbelievably low price of $45, with a 10% birthday discount. And on top of that, it's Michigan-made by an Italian-American with Italian briar.

However, let's go to fantasy land for the moment: if I were silly rich, I would get one of the "ballerina" pipes, which are works of art just standing there and cost thousands.

 

[iamn8]

Wait what.....? Gigger...?! I.... drank what?!?