The Cherrywood is a sitter-style tobacco pipe related to the Poker. It generally features a cylindrical or slightly tapered bowl, a flat base, and a shank and stem that angle upward. The bowl itself is often set at a slight forward cant, giving the shape a more relaxed profile than the traditionally upright Poker.
Despite its name, a Cherrywood pipe is not necessarily made from cherry wood. “Cherrywood” describes the shape, and most modern examples are made from briar or meerschaum. Pipe makers frequently interpret the design freely, producing bent, asymmetrical, paneled, or oversized variations. Not every pipe identified as a Cherrywood follows the traditional proportions exactly.
Cherrywood pipes may have smooth, sandblasted, rusticated, or mixed finishes. Their flat bases usually allow them to stand without a pipe rest, although this depends on the individual design. MBSD’s inventory includes new, estate, and unsmoked estate Cherrywoods from factory brands and individual pipe makers.
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