What shape of pipe is this?

[Luiz]

Friends, This is a pipe whose shape I feel me attracted to. However I dont know anything about its Family/shape. I feel inclined to say that this is a Zulu shape or anything whithin the Dublin Family. Anyone can help with his/her valuable opinion?

Thank you

 

[karam]

Bit of a Frankenstein shape, but oddly not bad (to my eyes).

 

[olkofri]

Definitely not Dublin, and most definitely not Zulu.

It's a Devil Anse, or a take on it.

 

[RobNYC]

Looks like a cutty shape.

 

[workman]

It's a Devil Anse with saddle stem.

 

[Hfinn]

It's called devil anse. Beautiful shape, but as for me, the inconvenient tilt of the bowl, because you can't see what area you're setting fire to.

 

[Chasing Embers]

If it's more than 10 years old it's a stubby belge. If less than ten it's a Devil Anse.

 

[workman]

If it's more than 10 years old it's a stubby belge. If less than ten it's a Devil Anse.

I assume it got it's name from Kevin Costner's character in the TV series about the Hatfields & McCoys.

 

[Chasing Embers]

I assume it got it's name from Kevin Costner's character in the TV series about the Hatfields & McCoys.

You got it.?

 

[olkofri]

It's really a nosewarmer cutty, sans the spur, but, heck, let's all be fancy and follow Moonshine's neologisms. ?

 

[anotherbob]

I assume it got it's name from Kevin Costner's character in the TV series about the Hatfields & McCoys.

Annoyingly yes. When you think of how short the shelve life of a t.v. show is. It means in a few decades it will be one more totally perplexing name that will have to probably be changed again. Who knows maybe it be like sherlock is to us old farts.

 

[AlanH]

Devil Anse is a nickname for the historical figure William Anderson Hatfield the Hatfields and McCoy feudb. Did Devil Anse smoke a cutty or stubby belge? Or was that just Kevin Costner?

 

[sasquatch]

Just Costner. The old Peterson catalogs refer to that shape as a "Jap" I have no idea why.

 

[hoosierpipeguy]

I have one, you don't want to be trying to light it while drunk.

 

[Alejo R.]

If it's more than 10 years old it's a stubby belge. If less than ten it's a Devil Anse.

Yes. This Shape existed for decades before Kevin Costner used it on TV

 

[Chasing Embers]

Just Costner. The old Peterson catalogs refer to that shape as a "Jap" I have no idea why.

That's right, like the 2017 POTY.