Pipe identification

[leo G.]

Good evening, i recently stumbled upon a a pipe that caught my eye on a flea market but I'm not sure what type of pipe it may be and if i made a good deal. I've been told it may be a Bavarian hunter's pipe but I'm not entirely sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

[leo G.]

I also hope i put this Post under the right thread, if not i truly apologize

 

[AroEnglish]

Good evening, i recently stumbled upon a a pipe that caught my eye on a flea market but I'm not sure what type of pipe it may be and if i made a good deal. I've been told it may be a Bavarian hunter's pipe but I'm not entirely sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated View attachment 323129View attachment 323130

It looks like it's in the style of a hunter's pipe but I don't know if I've seen them carved from wood. I'm sure someone smarter than me will chime in with a better answer.

 

[AroEnglish]

I also hope i put this Post under the right thread, if not i truly apologize

This is the right area to post this.

 

[Humblepipe]

Not having the pipe in my hands... I'd say it was a novelty/souvenir kinda pipe. It does not look like it is made of briar. It is made in the old German style hunting pipe, as AroEnglish said. The only thing throwing somewhat is the bit/stem. It's very rough and does look to have an orific style bit. Maybe it was added later and made by hand? Not sure...

 

[leo G.]

Not having the pipe in my hands... I'd say it was a novelty/souvenir kinda pipe. It does not look like it is made of briar. It is made in the old German style hunting pipe, as AroEnglish said. The only thing throwing somewhat is the bit/stem. It's very rough and does look to have an orific style bit. Maybe it was added later and made by hand? Not sure...

Thank you verry much, i never noticed the stem like that, it does indeed have a different texture