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Peterson Churchwarden Dublin Briar Pipe in a Smooth Finish

As all Peterson pipes are handmade and individual the exact colour and grain pattern will vary
(Pictures of the pipes we have in stock are available on request)

Also known as a Reader or Reading Pipe, this is one of the very earliest pipe shapes and still remains popular.

The story goes that Churchwarden pipes were named after night watchmen, from the time when church doors were never locked. As smoking was not allowed inside church buildings, these pipes were fitted with exceptionally long stems so the pipe could hang out of an open window and the smoke would waft away into the great outdoors.

The overall length of the fishtail mouthpiece ensures a pleasant cool smoke particularly suitable for an evening's relaxation.

Similar to our signature Zulu or Yachtsman shape, this lean Billiard is one of our slimmest designs, featuring a tall, smartly canted bowl, but with a more streamlined silhouette.

Churchwarden Smooth pipes combine our elegant range of long-stemmed Churchwarden designs with a rich, warm walnut stain that highlights the bowl's natural grain patterns. Accented by bright metal bands, these Churchwarden pipes are well-suited to enjoyment with a good book and a wee dram.

Since 1945, we have crafted a range of Churchwarden pipes. Modelled after the old clay tavern pipes of yesteryear, they are among our most slender and elegant designs, featuring a number of smaller bowl shapes paired to elongated fishtail mouthpieces, and available in a variety of finishes.

Dimensions (approx)
Length 281mm (11.1 inches)
Weight 32g (1.1 ounces)
Bowl Height 48mm (1.9 inches)
Bowl Width 30mm (1.2 inches)
Chamber Depth 40mm (1.6 inches)
Chamber Width 19mm (0.7 inches)

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