Peterson Shape Chart

For more than 150 years, Peterson of Dublin has enjoyed an enviable reputation for serving pipesmokers worldwide by manufacturing fine smoking instruments in a multitude of shapes to suit the most particular and exacting of enthusiasts. It's perhaps most famous for its System pipes, which provide a reservoir to catch moisture during the smoking process and also inform the style of its non-system pipes with bold and tubular aesthetics recognizable anywhere.

But those design attributes are not all that commend Peterson; their shape chart is far more extensive. Smaller Peterson shapes exist, and the overall selection may be more expansive than some realize. We at Smokingpipes are pleased to present the current Peterson shape chart with the hope that our clients will find it interesting and educational. For a better understanding of the scope of Peterson's shaping, see it all in context with this informative shape chart.

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Comments

    • Margie Moore on March 8, 2019
    • Good Day
      I am living in South Africa and looking for the Peterson with the flat bottom free standing. I would appreciate your help regarding this pipe.

    • Cassie D on March 8, 2019
    • Hi Margie, we'd be happy to help find the Peterson you are looking for! I am going to reach out to you via email to assist further.

    • Thomas Gallerani on July 9, 2020
    • I have a Peterson pipe marked: 31 Peterson System, MADE IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND. It is a straight stemmed sandblasted briar with a nickel ring marked K & P Peterson. I do not see such a model lisrted in yor Peterson Shape Chart. Help.

    • Rob Denholtz on October 9, 2020
    • Margie, Once in a while there is a Standard System 304 on eBay I think that's the shape you want. - Rob

    • Rob Denholtz on October 9, 2020
    • Thomas, something's not right, here. How can the system work in a straight pipe?

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