Ser Jacopo: Delecta Sandblasted Rhodesian with Silver (S1) (B) Tobacco Pipe

Founded in 1982 by Giancarlo Guidi, Ser Jacopo has built a reputation on crafting high-quality briars that are renowned for their robust proportions and playful shaping cues. The Italian atelier's style has since defined the Pesaro style of pipe making, each of their pipes imbued with a sense of character and reflecting the whimsical creativity that went into crafting them. Though Guidi passed away in 2012, his legacy lives on not only in the pipes he crafted, or the company he founded, but in the language of design that he helped to pioneer. This sandblasted Rhodesian by Ser Jacopo features the shape's requisite muscular, domed bowl, which is split around its high-set waist by two engraved beadlines. Additionally, this pipe features a Delecta mount; in this case, a briar expansion ring is mounted to a silver band around the shank, which gives the traditional push-style tenon and mortise the appearance of a military mount.