Quirky Pipes?

[Toast]

Those are beautiful that second one from the bottom is super neat. Very cool Score. Thanks for sharing.

That's an Ardor - solid choice. I love their Goccias!

 

[sandollars]

That's an Ardor - solid choice. I love their Goccias!

Correct.

The other is a Gilo Blowfish pipe by Darko Milovanovic. He is a very fine pipemaker in Serbia

 

[FurCoat]

Nording Harmony pipes are quirky and Werner Mummert makes some wild pipes.

 

[shanez]

The 2 above are from FishnBanjo's estate. The man had great taste. I ended up buying 13 of his pipes... The rest are not what I would call quirky though.

So that's where that one went! Lucky you and congratulations.

I inquired about it and a Talbert. You had apparently beat me to it and I didn't get a response on the Talbert. At least now I know it went to a good home.

 

[That Guy]

Definitely the weirdest pipe I've ever owned.

 

[HopHand]

Definitely the weirdest pipe I've ever owned.
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That's awesome??

 

[sablebrush52]

No one likes a quirky pipe more than moi, which is why I've a number of them. Someday I'll get around to photographing more of them, but here are two from the patron saints of quirky pipes, Paul Tatum and Trever Talbert:

 

[cigrmaster]

Jesse, cool looking pipes. I think besides the Tatum, I have never seen the rest of those. Who knew the Bard of Barling would veer off to pipes like that, well done.

 

[Chasing Embers]

 

[Mr.Mike]

Paronelli made a series called the colorific. I have one, and it also happens to be my first pipe. Big straight billard.

They also came in more colorful finishes.

 

[sablebrush52]

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I like that you led with the Dunhill.

 

[sablebrush52]

Jesse, cool looking pipes. I think besides the Tatum, I have never seen the rest of those. Who knew the Bard of Barling would veer off to pipes like that, well done.

These are just a few of them. I enjoy weird pipes along with classic pipes.

 

[HopHand]

No one likes a quirky pipe more than moi, which is why I've a number of them. Someday I'll get around to photographing more of them, but here are two from the patron saints of quirky pipes, Paul Tatum and Trever Talbert:

Very very cool collection of quirky Pipes thanks for sharing particularly that flame job my inner teen couldn't be happier.

 

[HopHand]

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??? Love it. Some crazy pipes you got there. Second of those duck heads in this thread. Not sure why but I rather diggem. And that second one down. Just cool as heck. It's the colors I'm looking for most in quirky Pipes so particularly like that one. Thanks for sharing.

 

[HopHand]

Paronelli made a series called the colorific. I have one, and it also happens to be my first pipe. Big straight billard.
They also came in more colorful finishes.

Thank you thank you thank you. Something I search for by name. Colors are my biggest draw. I'll keep my eyes out.

 

[hawky454]

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I showed my daughter the toilet pipe and man, she got a good laugh out of that!

Those bamboo pipes are amazing! Hot damn! Who makes those?

 

[Chasing Embers]

And that second one down.

Bruce Weaver called those pipeadelic. He even made complicated multi-piece stems to match.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Those bamboo pipes are amazing! Hot damn! Who makes those?

A fellow from Moscow named Andrey Kharitonov. Recently did a thread when I bought them.

From Russia With Love : Andrey Kharitonov Black and Red Bamboo Tulips with Stand :: Pipe Talk

pipesmagazine.com

 

[Chasing Embers]

I like that you led with the Dunhill.

Well they do call them Dunnies.