Show Off Your Smallest Briar Pipes

[anthonyrosenthal74]

Nording of course is pretty well known for crafting pipes that are larger than average, but he also produces these neat little duck pipes. They can be found from time to time on Ebay if you search for them. Mine was purchased from Val Shannahan through Facebook. Some of you may know of him.
The little mallard fits quite easily in the palm of my hand

It's even small compared to the tiny Missouri Meerschaum Lil' Devil Anse! 8O

I can barely get my little pinky finger in the chamber. Cute little fella, huh? :mrgreen:

So let's see your tiny briars! :D

 

[olkofri]

Vauen Quixx 7

 

[Chasing Embers]

I always thought those mallards were huge! 8O

 

[npod]

Castello La Castiline. Four inches, 19 grams.

Wojtek Pastuch half blasted mini Dublin. Four inches, 21 grams.

 

[ashdigger]

I'll post my 2 Ryan Alden Prototype Devil Anse's when I get home.

 

[olkofri]

I have a MM Mini cob, but I didn't buy it to smoke it, so, I'm not sure that one counts.

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

I always thought those mallards were huge! 8O

So did I until I received this one! :rofl:

I have a MM Mini cob, but I didn't buy it to smoke it, so, I'm not sure that one counts.

Nope. Smallest briars. I would otherwise have shown my mini cob. Also, if that photo you posted wasn't a Vauen, I would have expected it meant for something other than tobacco :rofl:
Great pipes, Neal.
Ash I'm looking forward to seeing those pipes!

 

[olkofri]

if that photo you posted wasn't a Vauen, I would have expected it meant for something other than tobacco

LOL. Yeah, when I showed that one to my local tobacconist he did comment that it looked "like one of the pipes you use for that".

 

[ashdigger]

Two Ryan Alden Prototypes. The one on top has an orific stem that is glued in and the one on the bottom has a traditional stem with stainless steel tenon.
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I didn't realize how shitty this pic is. Sorry for hurting your eyes, but I'm headed back out.

 

[buster]

591C4CD1-5D36-4AE3-B360-419C27EDDE9C by Jay Hann, on Flickr
The top panel is made in Germany. The other is an Imperial. A company that went out of business in 1940 I believe. It’s a 4 side panel. Kind of hard to tell in this pic. I’m going to look for that duck pipe. I like small pipes that fit in a pocket easily.

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

I didn't realize how shitty this pic is.

Still fantastic. The bowls aren't much larger than the SD card.

 

[danielplainview]

BBB Own Make


BBB Sport

Grabow

 

[danielplainview]

Nice ones, Ash.

 

[anthonyrosenthal74]

Wow! :rofl: Haha! Now were seeing some tiny pipes! Thanks everyone so far. These are great!

 

[scloyd]

Chacom Reybert 81 - 4.32" 27g.
I don't own an official Christmas pipe, so this is mine. I smoke only Christmas blends and LJ Peretti Thanksgiving blend in it.

 

[Chasing Embers]

Is that a Chacom Sport?

 

[buster]

Another small pipe. No maker and a notch out of the top stem. Still one of my favorites despite or because of the minor flaw.
FCCEB7E0-2F31-4829-B614-009EB693E772 by Jay Hann, on Flickr

 

[Chasing Embers]

Carved when aggravated.

 

[scloyd]

Is that a Chacom Sport?

Sorry, I don't know what the Chacom Sport is (I'll Google). Mine is the Reybert 81 I purchased from Tobacco Pipes for under $50.

 

[papipeguy]

I bought a Scottie Peirsal Dublin after 3 scotches and never looked at the dimensions on her site. The top pipe is an Il Ceppo for comparison. The Scottie is a very good smoke though I was surprised by it's small size it still gives a 45 minute smoke. There's a lesson here somewhere.