Show Off Your Chimneys

[BurleyVonPuffington]

I would call this Wiley a chimney, but I'm no expert. What's the difference between a stack and a chimney ? Is this a stack ?
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Stovepipe is the same as chimney, but people seem to have really wide differences in usage for “stack”. Instead of a tall billiard and a chimney, why not a regular chimney and Super-Chimney? I’ve seen really long pipes, and really giant pipes at 10 oz. or so, but just “chimney“ doesn’t cover the super-tall cartoonish ones we’ve seen pics of a couple in this thread.

Regardless, it’s your pipe, and it’s gorgeous. Call it what you like.

 

[jpberg]

Only shot I could find on short notice.
One of these is a chimney.

 

[JOHN72]

 

[Wapask]

A nice Smith House Pipes stubby nosewarmer chimney/ stack/ browburner... whatever you want to call it, about 2.9" tall 4" long with a 0.75x2.5" Chamber, carefully working on building cake in it with third bowls of Carter Hall for the time being after a initial full bowl of an aged VaPer flake. Clenches well and will be a great summertime long smoke pipe for sure.

 

[Alejo R.]

Comoy's Extraodinaire.
Shape 168.
Three piece C

 

[EA/DC]

Made in Holland. This Big-Ben 'High Bowl' chimney. A group 4 size pipe but 12cm high.

 

[khiddy]

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A nice Smith House Pipes stubby nosewarmer chimney/ stack/ browburner... whatever you want to call it, about 2.9" tall 4" long with a 0.75x2.5" Chamber, carefully working on building cake in it with third bowls of Carter Hall for the time being after a initial full bowl of an aged VaPer flake. Clenches well and will be a great summertime long smoke pipe for sure.

Good lord. If you have old man eyebrows, you won’t after the first smoke from that beautiful pipe!

 

[tfdickson]

Here’s mine, a Castello Sea Rock made sometime prior to 1969.

 

[crashthegrey]

 

[sablebrush52]

Here's mine.

 

[Skyfall]

Two of my Billy sanders chimneys
And my vintage Victorian 1977 chimney

 

[Wapask]

Good lord. If you have old man eyebrows, you won’t after the first smoke from that beautiful pipe!

Haha no brother not yet, I just have 39 year old eyebrows and they're not very thick I think I'll be fine for another 15 years or so but thank you she definitely is beautiful, Rich does amazing work

 

[lukasstrifeson]

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Made in Holland. This Big-Ben 'High Bowl' chimney. A group 4 size pipe but 12cm high.

Now that's a chimney!

Some of the posts have been pretty loosey goosey on the definitions.

 

[EA/DC]

Now that's a chimney!

Some of the posts have been pretty loosey goosey on the definitions.

It really is
Not the best shaped, true chimney, I have ever seen but it is a nice piece of briarwood.

Here a picture from an other angle.

 

[Alanon]

Wow... Some incredible chimneys here. Can’t say I have much in this regard, as I generally prefer smaller bowls, but there are two that I think fit the bill and are interesting.

The first is a Butz-Choquin Normandie, stamper R on the shank (anyone know what that means?). She’s quite a tall chimney, if I do say so myself:



The second is a pipe given to me by a friend and now a well known master pipe-maker in my neck of the woods back when we were both novices in the hobby. This is an early work, so early that there isn’t even a stamp, as I don’t think he’d thought up what to put there yet. This is also the only cherry-wood pipe he’s ever made, and the only cherry-wood pipe I own. He’s gone down the freehand, luxury pipe-making route, and made some success at it. I like to smoke this one occasionally, and admire the talent that was evident even then:

 

[anotherbob]

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It is not my home but it does invoke some chimney envy.

Best thing about that house is Santa might accidentally visit twice in one year.

 

[GrailProvisions]

Here’s a pic of my 2016 Peterson Poty Chimney (D20)