Askwith Pipes Hand Made in England

	This is the first collaboration between myself and Paul of Larrysson Pipes. We both decided on the design and made it in both his and my own workshop over two days. The result is beautiful straight Brandy/Volcano in Paul's light Yew stain with a blue/green cumberland stem. Those of you who know his work will see influence on this pipe. It was a real pleasure working with him on this project and you can expect to see more in the future. (Features my stem logo and Paul's Hand made in England stamp) Length: 132mm Height: 47mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 37mm Weight: 47g SOLD
	I took inspiration for this shape from a Goose egg. I used one of my finest crosscut blocks and was rewarded with stunning birdseye on the sides. The only flaw is a small and nearly invisible sandpit on the bottom of the bowl. The stem is my fishtail style and made of beautiful creamy cow horn. All in all a lovely pipe. Length: 140mm Height: 61mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 55mm Weight: 41g $250
	I realised that I hadn't made an olive wood pipe in a long time yet I had some beautiful wood waiting to be used. This lovely little nosewarmer is the result. Nice chunky proportions, thick walls, a good sized chamber and a white stem to set off the pale beautifully patterned wood. Length: 110mm Height: 49mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 40mm Weight: 61g $175
	A really lovely chubby Canted Rhodesian just bordering on nosewarmer proportions. A great mixture of grain and it was pretty clean with just a few spots that are all but invisible under the rich mahogany contrast stain. A simple glossy black acrylic stem gives it understated elegance. Length: 115mm Height: 55mm Bowl dia: 22mm taper Bowl depth: 42mm Weight: 55g $175
	This is my first foray into bamboo. It was certainly a new experience and a big learning curve. However for a first attempt I'm pretty pleased. The bowl is a natural finish with stunning grain, loads of birdseye, and just one small black spot (see first pic). Stem is acrylic. Length: 130mm Height: 55mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 46mm Weight: 31g $175
	A danish style egg/belge finished with a process used on gunstocks to subtly bring out the beauty of the grain without colouring the wood too much. Lovely grain it is too, great areas of straight and very tight birdseye. Green cumberland and briar stem (there was a small bubble in the cumberland which has caused a bit of a ripple, price has been lowered accordingly) Length: 135mm Height: 55mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 46mm Weight: 30g SOLD
	A really special pencil shanked Danish egg/belge. Flaw free mixed grain of birdseye and flame, brough out with a mahogany contrast stain. And a really interesting fishtail stem made from cumberland. All combine to make a really stunning pipe. Length: 135mm Height: 53mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 45mm Weight: 32g SOLD
	This pipe is a bit of an experiment both in staining and embelishment. the bowl has a ring made of fine powered metal and resin that creates a bronze/gold band. And the stain is meant to be a coppery colour. Both have come out pretty well though there are a few bubbles in the resin which is a shame. Excellent long shank however with a beautful grey cumberland fishtail stem, and some lovely grain with just minor sand spots. Price is adjusted to take into account the flaws Length: 145mm Height: 55mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 47mm Weight: 29g SOLD
	A wonderful little stacked nosewarmer (or eyebrow warmer!). Rim features a small bit of the plateau left on and the wood is almost falw free. Nice areas of straight, flame and birdseye grain, finished with my yellow/orange contrast stain. The stem is handcut from brown/green swirl cumberland. You will certainly get a long smoke from this one! Length: 95mm Height: 67mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 58mm Weight: 48g $175
	I've always liked elegant pencil shanked pipes, so here is my first attempt at making one and I'm very pleased. Very slim slightly tapered shank with a handcut cumberland stem. The bowl has nice a nice combination of straight and flame grain, with good birdseye on the shank. Just one small flaw I can see on the bowl but with the mahogany contrast stain you will be hard pressed to find it. Wonderfully light at just 22g Length: 125mm Height: 47mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 40mm Weight: 22g $175
	First new pipe on the site in a while as I have been busy with commisions. I have been wanting to make a churchwarden for a while so here it is, a rusticated Chanterelle. Delicate golfball rustication in glossy black with a super shiny ebonite stem and perfect stem-shank junction despite it being pencil thin. The only downside is the draw is slightly tighter than I would have liked due to the length I suspect however it will still be a an easy smoke. Length: 300mm Height: 50mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 38mm Weight: 45g $150
	Not sure what to call this shape yet so for now it's just a freehand. This pipe show exceptional grain that as far as my eyes can see is 100% flaw free! One side has perfect tight straight grain, the other, beautiful flame grain, the bottom has a nice patch of birdseye and the top is nice tight wavy plateau. A dark brown contrast stain and simple black stem really show this wood at its best. In my opinion this has got to be probably the nicest pipe I have made so far. Length: 150mm Height: 45mm Bowl dia: 22mm Taper Bowl depth: 38mm Weight: 47g SOLD