Radice: Underwood Dublin Tobacco Pipe

In the 1960s and 70s, Luigi Radice worked at two of the most acclaimed Italian marques, Castello and Caminetto. After cementing himself as one of Italy's best pipe makers, he began to craft pipes with his sons under the family name. This Dublin by Radice possesses a pert, flared bowl that is poised at the fore of a proportionally elongated shank, resulting in a lithe stummel that exudes sleek appeal. Furthermore, the stummel is paired to a short tapered stem that is crafted from shimmering, partially transparent acrylic, which subtly contrasts with the auburn stain on the stummel. Said stummel is also dressed in Radice's Underwood carving, which resembles the look and texture of melting wax, save for the rim, which features a smooth finish.