Show Off Your Favourite Pipe

[mrlblackbird]

That Cavicche is stunning Baskerville. Already an impressive variety of pipes in this topic, can't wait to see more

 

[aussielass]

I knew I should not have come in here, so many fine pipes has me rushing off to eBay - OTD, your Sav pulled at my heart strings well and truly.
Being a girl, I can't decide between three, it's just like choosing shoes & handbags really, you can never settle on the most favorite:

Above is, as per seller's ramble: circa 1900 C.P.F. (Consolidated Pipe Factory, in U.S. Kaufman, early Kaywoodie, Gold Rim and Ferrule 1/2 Bent Taper Stem Smooth Briar Bulldog Style Estate Pipe in near mint condition. It is approximately 5.5 inches long.

Above is c.1900 Paronelli Italy

Above is c.1910 Paronellii Italy

 

[mrlblackbird]

aussielass, that c1900 Kaywoodie is absolutely amazing 8O

Nice pipes.

 

[flat4driven]

Definitely my Hackert:

 

[pipeninjamaster]

The Uncle Arthur my hubby got me as a early anniversary gift;

 

[baronsamedi]

Excellent pipes! Tough to choose for me. I've made a couple of lucky scores, but my $10.99 Meer is still tops and the bowl is as big as my head (Someone pointed that out, I think)

 

[juni]

This (a Savinelli with silver band):

And these two (Stanwell POY 2010, the smooth one a "special edition") also with silver bands:

 

[atuukson]

My karl Erik tullip for it odd shape and ofc my pete (sorry for the bad pic @ the first one sucky mobilecamera...)

 

[mrlblackbird]

atuukson, I'm a fan of that Pete. A sturdy looking pipe

 

[tslex]

atuukson, what's the bowl size like on the that Pete 80S?
I have been gravitating toward those (in fact I really like the rusticated ones), but the bowls appear smallish -- I like a large bowl. Still, I'm thinking it may appear small just because of the other dimensions of the pipe.
What say you?
(Do wish I didn't end up having to buy all my pipes online.)

 

[thesmokindragon]

It would have to be between these two for me... ::
Ardor

Ser Jac

 

[mrlblackbird]

Definitely the Ardor, smokingdragon. It's a fine example of craftsmanship.

 

[cthulhu]

That Ser Jac is neat! It looks like it would be comfortable to hold. Does the bowl stop at the shank?

 

[thesmokindragon]

agree, it looks like a heavy monster, but most of the time I forget I have it hang'in from my jaw :wink:

 

[atuukson]

@tslex aye it's a big bowl. not huge but above average 30-45min smoke + it was a ace smoke right from the begining :puffpipe:

 

[rigmedic1]

1986 Sam Martin

 

[bhpdrew]

Dunhill Shell and a Castleford 98. My two current favorites. That'll change next week.

 

[hobie1dog]

I hope the wrong people don't see those implements of destruction 8O

 

[hobie1dog]

That pipe on the right sure has a big diameter bowl on it.