Rusticated Bent Dublin with Silver Spigot Tobacco Pipe

Based in Pesaro, Italy, and founded in 1982, the Ser Jacopo workshop has a long-standing reputation for innovation when it comes to Italian pipe making. The founder of Ser Jacopo, Giancarlo Guidi, defied convention when he established his workshop and began producing pipes that diverged from the Anglo-French shape-chart classics, instead drawing inspiration from fine art, and even daily life on the island of Pesaro. Until his passing in 2012, Guidi experimented with playful proportions and bold finishes, paving the way for a new style of pipe making that's still beloved today.

This bent Dublin from Ser Jacopo boasts a tall, deep-chambered bowl and a sweeping, gestural profile. The stummel wears one of the Italian marque's craggy, rusticated finishes in a warm, rich hue that imbues the piece with plenty of rugged appeal. A silver spigot mount cools things down and adds a dose of metallic flash while also serving a practical purpose: allowing the pipe to be easily disassembled and cleaned between smokes. For the smoker seeking a stylish, thoroughly Italian take on the bent Dublin, this handsome piece certainly fits the bill.