Askwith Pipes Hand Made in England

	A nice little nosewarmer (4" long) dublin style pipe in a black rusticated finish. I wanted the shank to reflect the bowl so it too is tapered from the short saddle bit to the bowl. A faux ivory cap finishes the stem off. There is a tiny bit of stain in the bowl however it wont affect the smoking quality and wasnt enough to warrant a bowl coating. Super light at just 14g this is a perfect clencher. Length: 100mm Height: 40mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 33mm Weight: 14g $125
	A Liverpool style pipe, the shank is slightly more organic than the classic however as it flows from the bowl and then has a very slight taper out to the stem. A slight contrast stain on the bowl helps show off the large areas of birsdeye that cover most of the pipe. One or two tiny flaws on the shank, otherwise perfect briar. Length: 140mm Height: 45mm Bowl dia: 22mm Bowl depth: 38mm Weight: 32g $100
	A monster of a Rhodesian with a wide, deep bowl. This was a cross cut centre block so I had expected to rusticate this pipe as this cut often lacks interesting grain. The centre however is on the front of the bowl and has a lovely wavy pattern, this combined with the nice areas of birdseye and the fact that the briar is almost spotless made me decide to leave this smooth. No stain on this pipe, natural colour and a fantastic glossy shine. The acrylic stem features a faux ivory band. Length: 145mm Height: 50mm Bowl dia: 25mm Bowl depth: 45mm Weight: 57g $100
	I have always wanted to make a cavalier pipe, and there was one block of briar I had that was suitable so I took a gamble and had a go. I'm really pleased with this pipe, it is a true cavalier, the faux ivory plug has a delrin tenon and is removable. The pipe will also stand (on a level, even surface). Despite its size the bowl is actually fairly large. (The legnth has been measured from button to plug) Length: 150mm Height: 70mm Bowl dia: 25mm Bowl depth: 40mm Weight: 34g $175
	A multi layered tamper made using pieces of briar, olive, pink ivory and purple heart. The foot is made from aluminium. Length: 70mm $25
	A tamper made from briar with a slice of purple heart in the middle. The natural plateau top has been left on the briar. An angled foot on this one for those who like to tamp to the centre. Length: 85mm $25
	When I made my first Danish zulu I orginally drew out two blocks. This is the other block. I made some mistakes with the stem rings and as such there is a step between the copper and boxwood and the button is not as flared as I wanted, unfortunately it is too late to fix this without spoiling the shape so I am selling this pipe with a reduction to compensate, its brother sold for $150. Length: 165mm Height: 60mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 50mm Weight: 53g $100
	This pipe was drilled and rough shaped at Christmas, but I just could'nt decide what kind of stem to put on it. Then a few days ago I had a flash of inspiration and made a short military style in coloured swirl acrylic. Combined with the light golden stain I think this makes for a fun colourful little pipe. The price is low for a smooth due to the fact that it is technically an older piece and while the grain is nice and clean, it is nothing special. Length: 145mm Height: 45mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 35mm Weight: 42g $100
	I call this Bing's Belge. Classic wisdom would suggest I shorten the shank however it seemed like such a shame to waste all that wood and its lovely birdseye across the top, so I have left it long with a long stem in a Bing Crosby style. The shank has a very gentle taper from the stem to the bowl making for a graceful shape. The bowl has wonderful tiny tight birdseye on the back of the bowl flowing onto the top of the shank that will stare you in the face while you smoke, this is then contrasted with some dark rustication on the bottom. A crosscut palmwood stem ring really sets it off. I would love to keep to keep this pipe so don't feel as if you have to buy it! Length: 170mm Height: 45mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 37mm Weight: 36g $150
	A very nice tall bowl Lovat. Excellent crosscut grain brought out with a mahogany contrast stain. A slight taper to the shank adds a bit of interest to the shape and a simple boxwood stem ring sets off the whole piece nicely. Lovely and light at just 27g but still a sizeable bowl. Length: 120mm Height: 50mm Bowl dia: 22mm Bowl depth: 40mm Weight: 27g $150
	1/8th bend rusticated billiard in a medium brown stain. This was intended to be part of a set with the lovat, hence the same stem rings however unfortunately when shaping the stem there was a small void in the acrylic, to cover this I have added some decorative silver work and adjusted the price to account for the flaws. Length: 130mm Height: 50mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 42mm Weight: 33g $115
	A half bent Billiard with unusual airway feature. This pipe is part of an experiment with airways, the idea being to make the airway part of the design and showing its path rather than keeping it within the confines of the shank. If this is well recieved I will continue to try out new designs along this vein. The pipe itself is large and chunky with a deep bowl and thick walls. The stem bears a crosscut palmwood ring and the bowl sports lovely crossgrain and a dark grey stain. Price is lowered due its experimental nature and I would like the buyer to offer up his/her thoughts after smoking for a while. Length: 140mm Height: 56mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 45mm Weight: 54g $120
	A compact little poker/cherrywood. The briar in this pipe was wonderfully soft and light so it should smoke great, however this meant that the bowl isnt heavy enough to counter the stem so it will only stand when full of tobacco. Plateau top and polished birdseye on the bottom with rustiacted sides and a smooth shank with birdseye along the top. The stem is my first in white acrylic which I love so you will be seeing many more in the future. Length: 130mm Height: 50mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 45mm Weight: 28g $125
	My own Princes always seemed to fragile and unwieldy for everday use so I made this one with a shorter more robust stem so it will be perfect for carrying around and day to day use. Features a good sized bowl for such a small light pipe. The stain is a nice warm cherry red and the grain is fair with one small spot on the back of the bowl. Length: 125mm Height: 40mm Bowl dia: 22mm Bowl depth: 32mm Weight: 35g $150
	This bent apple was meant to feature a stem similar to that seen on a Peterson Deluxe, however it didnt quite work out right as i didnt get the tenon centred properly. Therefore it is being offered as a second with reduced price. A real bargain for a nicely grained pipe of this size. Length: 155mm Height: 50mm Bowl dia: 20mm Bowl depth: 43mm Weight: 54g $100
	A lovely tall top bent Rhodesian in a black rusticated finish. The rings have been left smooth for a little contrast and the white stem really sets it off nicely. Nice chunky feel but still a graceful shape and a nice big bowl for a long smoke. This is one of my personal favourites. Length: 145mm Height: 55mm Bowl dia: 22mm Taper Bowl depth: 48mm Weight: 59g $150