Pipes You Wanna Add to Your Collection

[jewman22]

Been eyeing this Ser Jacopo. Bit odd looking, kind of interesting.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Been eyeing this Ser Jacopo. Bit odd looking, kind of interesting.
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A hawkbill.?

 

[Toast]

I'd really like a W O Larsen Walrus. I missed a really good one when I was just starting out & I'm still kicking myself!

 

[Merton]

Been eyeing this Ser Jacopo. Bit odd looking, kind of interesting.
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That is a particularly stout hawkbill. Nice.

 

[mikethompson]

A hawkbill.?

I learn something every day.

That is an interesting shape.

 

[timt]

A nice thick walled pot, but not too heavy, unfinished, with a nice blast.....and I want it cheap!

 

[cosmicfolklore]

I would love one of Walt's meerschaum bamboos. But, he sells them faster than he can post them. And, his cases for them are gorgeous as well.

 

[PaulTheScandinavian]

perhaps an uncarved medium size meerschaum billiard with standard push in tenon&acrylic stem

 

[LotusEater]

I’d really like a BST oval shank billiard like this one

Or for something completely different maybe a Kiko meer poker

 

[Sweet Home Alabama]

I want another Peterson, army mount, but can't decide. I know I want a smooth this time. The #102 keeps getting my attention.

 

[smokeymo]

Been eyeing this Ser Jacopo. Bit odd looking, kind of interesting.

Can't go wrong with a Ser Jac. That's a cool looking pipe.

 

[ScienceSmoker]

As far as modern pipemakers, I like some of Rainer Barbi's more angular pipes. And Bruno Nuttens. And I really like Kai Nielsen's angled shank pipes. But as much as I appreciate modern pipemakers... I *love* old pipes. Specifically pre-war French pipes. I love the French "perçage courbe" or swan neck shanks.

I still don't have a Dunhill 120 shape, so that's on my list. And of course... a Dunhill LC - that's my holy grail of pipes. I know I'll never have one, but I can dream. Also, there are modern makers who reproduce the LC...but even they're expensive. Still, I'd love one.

Here's an image of an original 1929 Dunhill Shell Briar LC:

 

[Toast]

Also, there are modern makers who reproduce the LC...but even they're expensive.

Not always! Mine was $155 & is a very fine smoker: Icon LC-120 – Pietenpauw - http://pietenpauw.co.za/product/icon-lc-120/

Nuttens is a good call, I'm definitely planning to add a second.

 

[Akousticplyr]

 

[ScienceSmoker]

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Vauen?

 

[Chasing Embers]

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Who made that one.

 

[Akousticplyr]

Sorry fellas. It’s a Vauen Leta.

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[Akousticplyr]

That and the Vauen Caro.
Lovely design.

 

[tmcg81]

I saw this pipe:

Daney Apple | Howell Fine Pipes

5" long, 1.8" tall, .750" bore and 1.6" stroke. 47g. Handcut vulcanite stem. Dymondwood floc. For an explanation of the adjective "Daney" you'll have to read this week's blog post. I don't often brag about a stem because I try to make them all equally good in the teeth and singling one out is to...

www.howellhandmade.com

And haven't stopped thinking about it since. I'm really thinking about abstaining from pipe and tobacco purchases for a while in order to commission one. I've never spent that much on a pipe before and I've never bought an artisan pipe.

 

[Winterreise]

My wife just ordered my birthday gift and cannot kept a secret , she know i love ropp vintage pipe so here the one she get me .

nice little nosewarmer ish pipe its 5 inch , never figured i wanted a bulldog but i love this one !