Sandblasted Dublin (S2) 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. Poised atop a flattened heel, this Dublin from Ser Jacopo employs design cues from the classic Poker shape to make for a practical, sure-sitting pipe. The bowl stands pert and upright, its walls reaching high from the heel and gradually flaring toward the flat rim. Further balancing the composition is a sturdy Foursquare shank out back. Dressing the stummel is a distinctive sandblast: the briar's surface is craggy, and the underside's nomenclature panel wears a smooth finish, all of which is enveloped in a rich, chestnut stain.