Today’s Bowl 2020

[Gary]

Trout Stream in the Moretti. And in need of a shave.

 

[ak2000]

C&D Kelly's Coin in a Pete Shannon

 

[BloodWood]

Savinelli / Planta Presbyterian

 

[ak2000]

C&D Burley Flake #1 to break in the new Savinelli

 

[BloodWood]

Chheda / Savinelli Doblone d'Oro

 

[ak2000]

C&D Kelley's Coin in a Barling Fossil TVF 5179

 

[ak2000]

Relaxing watching TV and smoking C&D Burley Flake #4 in a Savinelli Autograph 4

 

[BloodWood]

Relaxing watching TV and smoking C&D Burley Flake #4 in a Savinelli Autograph 4

That's a purdy Savi, Andy.

 

[Yakcraz]

Thanks @ak2000

 

[Yakcraz]

Thanks @ak2000
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Well damn!!! I’m gonna have to buy some of this to keep onhand!!! Thanks again @ak2000 !!!

 

[OneStrangeOne]

GH&Co Grasmere Flake in a Peterson Aran,

 

[BloodWood]

Tom Spanu / Kramer's Father Dempsey

 

[OneStrangeOne]

Esoterica Stonehaven (2010) in a Walther Squashed Tomato,

 

[OneStrangeOne]

OJK in a Stanwell/Ivarsson Apple,

 

[ak2000]

Doing some work around the house while smoking GH Kendall Dark in an Ascorti Business. This pipe has a long pencil thin shank and fairly short stem so a Canadian, Lumberman, or Liverpool maybe? Not sure how to classify the shape but definitely a billiard bowl.

 

[Yakcraz]

Thanks @ak2000 really enjoying this one too!!!

 

[OneStrangeOne]

Savinelli Doblone d’ Ora in an Amorelli straight Grain chimney,

 

[OneStrangeOne]

Doing some work around the house while smoking GH Kendall Dark in an Ascorti Business. This pipe has a long pencil thin shank and fairly short stem so a Canadian, Lumberman, or Liverpool maybe? Not sure how to classify the shape but definitely a billiard bowl.

There’s so many variations of the Canadian that it’s hard to classify, I know quite a few pipe smokers who tend to Get hung up on specifics and miss the fact that it’s a great looking pipe. I’m not sure I would put it in that category but it doesn’t matter what I think. I have a pipe that the maker called a Bamboo Dog, so that’s what I call it, even though technically it’s a lot closer to a Rhodesian that a Bulldog.

 

[ak2000]

Bulldog and Rhodesian are a lot easier to classify though, Rhodesians have a round shank and Bulldogs don't. According to this chart mine's pretty much a billiard, but almost a lovat.

 

[OneStrangeOne]

Bulldog and Rhodesian are a lot easier to classify though, Rhodesians have a round shank and Bulldogs don't. According to this chart mine's pretty much a billiard, but almost a lovat.

The shape of the shank and the saddle bit would qualify for a Lovat, I’m just not sure the the shank is long enough for it to be in the Canadian family, I was under the impression that the length should be twice the height of the bowl.

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