Rusticated Bent Dublin (R1) (A) (Maxima) Tobacco Pipe

Known for pioneering the Pesaro style of pipe making, Giancarlo Guidi founded Ser Jacopo in 1982. Since then, the Italian marque has made a name for itself with its fantastical, imaginative interpretations of classic pipe conventions. This "Maxima" stamped bent Dublin from Ser Jacopo measures just under six and a half inches and has a chamber depth of over two inches. The bowl sits almost upright, its height towering over the rest of the composition in typical Italian style. The oval shank is low-set against the bowl, leading to a long stem made of tapered acrylic. The stummel is dressed in one of the workshop's prized rustications, adding a wealth of tactile detail to the design.