I’m not sure who made this pipe. It is possibly French, by virtue of the “Bruyere Extra” nomenclature on the bowl, or might even be American, with that simply being a nod to the briar being French (as was common in 20th century pipes). It’s an interesting one, however; not only is it exceedingly large, but its bowl, rather than being carved in a more “typical” freehand manner, takes the form of an elliptical cylinder, not entirely unlike the Danish Elephant’s Foot, Shield, or Lens shapes. It’s just one of those mysteries, I suppose.
The condition is good. Some inner rim darkening, minor finish fading, and slight handling marks.
Details:
Length: 7″ / 177.8mm
Bowl Width: 0.86 / 21.84mm
Bowl Depth: 1.61″ / 40.89mm
Weight: 1.9oz / 56g
| Weight | 15 oz |
|---|
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Notes | Refurbished. |


















