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What a beautiful pipe how much would it sell for

Too late. Sold. Beautiful pipe

So that pipe is for sale how much?

Beautiful pipe it's ashame alot of these are filterd pipes

Smoker pipe

You definitely have a lot of beautiful pipes. 👍😃

Looks like it says BUCKINGHAM on that unclear stamp. Lovely pipe!

What a beauty and highly unusual! Amazing that the makers didn't bother to put their name on it...

Looks awesome! I have seen similar pipes stamped with all kind of names. So maybe the Hilson factory was the maker of these too. Interesting!

Savi 110 embodies the ideal proportion for a medium sized straight billiard, beautiful!

Doesnt mean the briar is 150 years old. Its an annivesary pipe cellebrating the time of Jeanted going back to 1816. Pipe was then mqde in the 50s

Marvelous pipes❤

I've got one. A blue one but not that shape. It still has all the balsa too.

Cant wait ti get this pipe

I would like some more videos from you. I enjoy hearing from people from other countrys and their experiences who enjoy the same things i do. I would like to see your shop and know more about the pipe culture where you live.

I definitely enjoy smoking my cigars and pipes. Just focusing on the moment and relaxing.

Great video. Just ordered 2 pipes from you. I like that you recommend to people to check with local shops first. I like unique things and want some history which is why I like estate pipes. I still prefer my cigars but pipes are growing on me.

I have one excellent smoker I love it.

Looks like it’s carved out of stone. Interesting look. Cool looking. 👍

Хорошая трубка люлька !

Mine is a Darnell old briar. Golden D in a spot on the stem!

Beautiful round bowl Bj

I would call the parts mouthpiece, stem, reservoir and bowl. I recomend to fix the cord to the stem too. The cherrywood stem absorbs a lot of moisture and tars and works a little as a natural filter.

Now we know why such pipes have a cord to hold the parts! 😅😅😅 Very nice bowl carving!

Interesting! I have an extremely similar pipe with the same stinger and it's from an Italian maker (under a sub brand) but I forgot the name of it...

Very nice pipe but extremely poor marketing decision to call it "lady". Alienates 99% of potential customers

The original black finish is allmost 100% gone ? They normally look pitch black

Awesome ❤

Nice one! Like those old rustication styles

Thank you for a detailed look

Hello very nice, thanks for sharing 👌👋

Is this pipe considered a swan neck ? Like the ones in the 20s and 30s I got one shell briar with 1969 same style . Is these pipes considered what they called a swan neck ?

In what movie was this used?

Those Denicoteas are superbly smoking pipes...it is said they were made by a famous London based pipe company. A bit overengeneered maybe. The first part of the stem did hold a stinger and the second part was for a crystal filter but it should be fine with any 9mm filter or even without filter to provide a cooling chamber in the hollow stem...

Красота, резьба превосходная

Don't know who you are talking about 😅😅. Good smokers for sure!

At least the green color holds up better than Peterson's 😁🇦🇹

Another nice one!

Nice one.

Good! ...have you ever thought of writing a book about pipes?

Nice one! 👍🏻

Hey! I better say nothing on this pipe design! 😅😅

So I am curious, how much did the used and unused version sold? Very nice pipe by the way

That's very beautiful. What does the writing say?

Beautiful pipe.

Zenith is the maker of the "Old Mokum" series of pipe design. Per Pipedia: "Zenith pipes are produced in a variety of designs and finishes. The ordinary pipe is single walled being mounted with a metal ferrule and a black vulcanite mouthpiece. From the moment of its introduction, circa 1900, millions were sold. After a period of smoking a picture appears on the pipe, that becomes visible when the pipe itself turns brown by the tobacco moist. These so-called mystery pipes were highly fashionable in the 1920's but are still available with more recent images. The best known series are the "Old Mokum" pipes. The shapes were designed from the 1970's onwards by designers like Niels Keus and Dirk van der Want. Credit is that the designs are fully new and different to the common briar pipe. Pipes of the Old Mokum series are mounted with a black rubber plug that holds the vulcanite mouthpiece. The shape named Amsterdam is the larges and gives the best cooling. The smaller version is called Manhattan, having an almost time less look, modern for eternity. Especially younger smokers favour this shape. More traditional are the calabash and a heeled shape known as London."

I’ve always liked that basket weave pattern.

Very nice dear friend,, it's beautiful creation 💞 I like it👍👍👍

Nice one! 👍🏻

Don't think it's meerschaum...maybe a white paste for quicker breaking-in?