Let's See Your Ashtrays - Fancy or Plain

[menuhin]

Above: ceramic ashtray with marble pattern, 3 pipes can rest on the lid.

Below: Walter Bosse Hedgehog stackable ashtray design, the smallest two are more for the use as paperweights instead.

 

[hawky454]

Funny you ask. It's one of the few pipes I've ever owned that had to have its airway enlarged. Tasted fine but kept going out every time it was set down for even 5-10 seconds.
Went up in size from 3mm / .118" to .1285" (a #30 machinist's drill). Not much, but it did the trick. The wee pipe is now an excellent smoker. It gets fed a regular diet of GH&Co's Kendal Dark shag cut, and purrs like a kitten. ::

I’ve Rick Newcomed about a dozen of my pipes with great success! I highly recommend it. A lot of the older pipes were commonly drilled much too narrow for my personal preference.

 

[mikethompson]

I love that hedgehog!

 

[crashthegrey]

Wait, we delete pictures here now? That's new. The only rule about picture pertains to avatar usage last I checked. Oh well.

 

[jvnshr]

Wait, we delete pictures here now? That's new. The only rule about picture pertains to avatar usage last I checked. Oh well.

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[7ach]

Back to the ash trays....

 

[7ach]

 

[crashthegrey]

Zach, that's a fantastic ashtray.

 

[tbradsim1]

7ac, that makes mine look like a charity case, that is beautiful .

 

[7ach]

I picked it up at a yard sale about 15 years ago, I think I paid around $20 for it and have been enjoying it ever since