Show Us Your Pipe Cabinet

[JoburgB2]

IKEA cabinets:

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I see a Bunnahabhain hiding in the back there. Nice.

 

[Sig]

I am to embarrassed to post mine.



Who am I kidding, I have no shame!
Awhile back I moved my cabinet without removing the pipes. And somehow dust has crept in over time.
But, very soon I will rectify this situation. Let this be a before picture. These are just the pipes I currently smoke.

 

[Searock Fan]

I've learned something from this thread. You guys all seem to keep your pipes nicer than I do. By that I mean, cleaner, polished, reamed and pristine. Mine on the other hand, tend to be dirty, covered with ash, not reamed all that much and never been polished. Yet, somehow, mine all seem to smoke like a dream.....

 

[briarblues]

Those are some very impressive collections and cabinets. I am trying ( with only minimal success ) to downsize many things, thus I have gone in this direction.

I can quickly see my collection and select the desired briar with ease. It takes up very little room. The bonus is that since the lid closes it helps to keep any "fragrances" down to a minimum. The one slight drawback is the maximum length of the pipes must be 6" or less. Since the next downsize is possibly selling my house, that should help any potential buyers that are rabid anti smokers......

 

[telescopes]

My pipe cabinet is a physical warning to me. It’s size says no more. Now when I buy a pipe, I must choose one to dispose of. Although I have attachments to some of my older drug store pipes - in the end, letting them go is the right thing ifnit means they make room for something I will appreciate even more.

 

[Sig]

I've learned something from this thread. You guys all seem to keep your pipes nicer than I do. By that I mean, cleaner, polished, reamed and pristine. Mine on the other hand, tend to be dirty, covered with ash, not reamed all that much and never been polished. Yet, somehow, mine all seem to smoke like a dream.....

You obviously skipped right over my post above.

 

[AreBee]

I finally got this Two Cousins 28 count pipe rack with storage permanently mounted here in SoAZ. I like that I can spin around in my chair to access it. This Thomas Cristiano (RIP) 200 count case that you’ve seen before is back in WI.

This is absolutely gorgeous!

 

[Pipeandapencil]

I feel like I read an article a while back about that Twain bust. Isn't that Meerschaum colored by ambient smoke? I cant seem to find the article...

I'm lucky enough to have two identical 60-pipe cabinets, made by Keene Bridgeman of KB Pipes 20-some years ago. They have interior lighting and are made from solid snakewood. They're gorgeous and take center stage in my home office.

 

[PipePrincess]

My father had this custom made.
It holds 150 pipes and the levels rotate.

 

[bent1]

Here is my set up. It’s an antique secretary desk that a rack from Ken Lamb happened to in fit perfectly.

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I’d like to copy that idea, just need to find a cabinet similar.

 

[plugugly]

The cabinet didn't go when we moved so I swiped it for myself!

 

[Mortar0341]

It's not very big, but then again I don't have a lot of pipes. Lol

 

[Sig]

I am to embarrassed to post mine.



Who am I kidding, I have no shame!
Awhile back I moved my cabinet without removing the pipes. And somehow dust has crept in over time.
But, very soon I will rectify this situation. Let this be a before picture. These are just the pipes I currently smoke.
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I did actually clean up my cabinet but forgot to post it.....I swear I did.....ok, I'll prove it!!

 

[Dshift]

No room for a pipe cabinet with my small European flat situation, so what i have is a bit of a pipe apartment Even that proves quite challenging, so I have to get creative... Time to stack em up I guess