Pipes

When you first start out with the pipe, the task can be daunting. I thought of some products to help make those first smoke sessions easy, convenie...

Thoughts from the Cottage:  Nothing beats a corn cob's ability to add an interesting component to the overall flavor profile of your favorite tobac...

If you've ever seen Bing Crosby holding a pipe it was usually very similar in shape to this rusticated Billiard. The long stem and elonga...

The "626" bent Apple is Savinelli's signature rendition of the shape class, a neat, handy little design that enjoys great popularity. Savi...

The Donegal Rocky series is the line most associated with Peterson's signature rustication. With a finish that's as craggy as ever and a bright n...

The "673" is an interesting take on the Rhodesian, with a nearly spherical bowl and a stem featuring a rounded-triangular cross section. Sa...

The Savinelli "316" in the "KS" rendition makes a fine bent Pot of considerable breadth and capacity, minus the excessive heft one might exp...

The Donegal Rocky series is the line most associated with Peterson's signature rustication. With a finish that's as craggy as ever and a bright...

The Old Dominion Williamsburg Clay Pipe is a faithful reproduction of an early 18th century English clay pipe. Fragments of the original colonial...

The Oceano series is a testament to the Savinelli family's love of the sea, featuring a swirled periwinkle and navy acrylic stem to bri...

Savinelli Roma Lucite pipe shows a charming and modern composition. The dark rusticated finish color highly contrasts with the bright c...

The Old Dominion Jamestowne Clay Pipe is a mid- 17th century colonial-era pipe. Fragments of the original colonial-era pipe found on the Old Domi...