Winslow: Smooth Bent Dublin with Silver (D) Tobacco Pipe

Sweeping and dramatically inclined, this bent Dublin from Poul Winslow displays the slightest hint of downturn to its trim saddle stem, with the junction point marked by a broad band of silver and a trim fitment of amber hued acrylic. The shank is quite svelte, with a consistent taper from the wide transition, and, underneath, we see that it feeds a sweeping heel that builds the fore of the bowl quite nicely. Said bowl flares strikingly from this heel, presenting with a very wide build that, when viewed from above, is actually compressed at the flanks, allowing for this pipe to be slipped into the pockets rather easily. The rim is crowned with craggy plateau, its texture offering nice contrast against the rest of the stummel's vibrant mahogany contrast stain.