Ser Jacopo: Pulchra Smooth Bent Billiard with Silver (L1) (D) (Maxima) Tobacco Pipe

Known for pioneering the Pesaro style of pipe making, Giancarlo Guidi founded Ser Jacopo in 1982. Since then, the Italian marque has made a name for itself with its fantastical, imaginative interpretations of classic pipe conventions. This "Maxima" stamped bent Billiard from Ser Jacopo see a robust, towering bowl posed at the fore with an upright posture, formed by thick, straight walls reaching high from the sweeping heel toward the flat rim. A considerably deep chamber is housed within the bowl, making this piece well-suited to leisurely smoking sessions. Transitioning from the bowl is a stout, upturned shank, adorned with a lavish silver fitment courtesy of Ser Jacopo's Pulchra series. Adjoined to the shank is an arcing saddle stem fashioned from swirling, mocha-hued acrylic, with a silver accent at the base to match. Complementing the stem's palette, a smooth, walnut stain dresses the stummel and reveals handsome grain.