J.M. Boswell (2025) Smooth Poker Sitter (Unsmoked Estate)

About this pipe:

J.M. Boswell is one of North America’s most revered artisan pipe makers, with Boswell pipes typically selling out within minutes of going on sale. With a pipe-making career that started in the 1970s, J.M. Boswell has become the equivalent of a household name in the pipe world, both for his pipes and for serving as the patriarch of family-owned Pennsylvania tobacconist Boswell’s.

The poker is a near-universally beloved pipe shape, from the most traditional of English makes to trailblazing Danish artisans, but there is something spiritually American about it, from its stout and sturdy figure to its no-nonsense practicality. When it comes to American pipe making, few have carved out a niche so representative of the national culture in this way as J.M. Boswell, so it shouldn’t surprise that there’s a fair few poker renditions in his portfolio—nor that they are incredibly popular.

As one would expect from Boswell, this poker rendition is an incredibly stout one, with a thick, flame grained bowl that won’t be tipping over any time soon.

This pipe is completely unsmoked, with an original bowl coating, and comes with its original box and sleeve.

Details:

Length: 5.14″ / 130.5mm

Chamber Width: 0.80″ / 20.32mm

Chamber Depth: 1.70″ / 43.18mm

Bowl Height: 2.27″ / 57.65mm

Weight: 3.5oz / 98g