$34.99 plus tax where applicable
These pipe bowls were made during the Cold War in East Germany at a factory that no longer produces the pipes. This version has a long churchwarden stem (ebonite) attached and comes with a very large, open bowl without a lid/wind cap.
While similar to the traditional porcelain hunter pipes with the wooden stems and wind caps, these pipes are more suitable, in our opinion, for regular smoking since the vulcanite stem will be familiar to any briar pipe smoker.
Read about the care and feeding of your porcelain hunter pipe.
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These pipe bowls were made during the Cold War in East Germany at a factory that no longer produces the pipes. This version has a long churchwarden stem (ebonite) attached and comes with an open bowl without a lid/wind cap.
While similar to the traditional porcelain hunter pipes with the wooden stems and wind caps, these pipes are more suitable, in our opinion, for regular smoking since the vulcanite stem will be familiar to any briar pipe smoker.
| Weight | 10 oz |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 9 × 2 × 2 in |
| Length | 9 inches tall |
| Bowl Depth | 3.5 inch |
| Inside bowl diameter | 1.0 inch |
| Tobacco chamber | large to very large |
| Weight | 4 oz / Shipping weight when boxed is about 10 ounces |
