New Pipes / J. Alan / Smooth Acorn with Ivorite (2358) (2026)

Smooth Acorn with Ivorite (2358) (2026) Tobacco Pipe

Product Number: 002-376-0469

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Measurements & Other Details

  • Length: 5.56 in./141.22 mm.
  • Weight: 1.60 oz./45.36 g.
  • Bowl Height: 1.88 in./47.75 mm.
  • Chamber Depth: 1.32 in./33.53 mm.
  • Chamber Diameter: 0.65 in./16.51 mm.
  • Outside Diameter: 1.59 in./40.39 mm.
  • Stem Material: Vulcanite
  • Filter: None
  • Shape: Acorn/Pear
  • Finish: Smooth
  • Material: Briar
  • Country: United States

About This Pipe

Jeff Gracik of J. Alan is widely regarded as one of North America's most accomplished pipe makers, and his work stands among the finest in the world. Celebrated for his meticulous shaping, exceptional grain selection, and excellent smoking properties, Gracik moves with ease between timeless, classic forms and more expressive, organically inspired designs. This Acorn reflects his command of traditional shaping, thoughtfully refined to enhance both elegance and visual appeal.

A distinctly Danish-influenced interpretation of the form, this piece features a plump, full-bodied bowl set at the fore of a sturdy shank and a gently curved saddle stem. Both bowl and shank exhibit pronounced flaring — the bowl rising from a firm, conservative heel to a broad, domed rim, and the shank expanding from the transition toward its face. This interplay of expanding lines lends the composition a dynamic, slightly angular presence, while also highlighting the transition's role in maintaining the piece's overall balance.

The stummel is finished in one of Gracik's vibrant smooth finishes, dressed in a warm, rich stain that highlights the grain to striking effect. Dense birdseye blankets the bowl's flanks, while lively cross grain defines the fore and aft. A bright Ivorite accent at the shank end ties the shape together and provides a touch of vibrancy to the overall palette.

--Davin Hylton