Peterson Ashford Army pipe Stand up dark root ring in silver

The Peterson Ashford Army tobacco pipe line with silver ring is the best known and most representative line in the Peterson of Doublin production.

Peterson Ashford Army dark root with silver ring is always elegant and trendy, an immortal pipe, a symbol.
The Irishman Charles Peterson began producing briar pipes and in 1890 discovered the famous reservoir system.
It is a tank in the torch under the head that has the task of keeping tobacco smoke dry.
All the humidity - this is the goal - is conveyed into the tank.
Peterson's pipes, made personally and exclusively by hand, are the result of a long and patient processing at the headquarters in the south of Dublin, where one of the world's oldest pipe factories is located: the Peterson of Dublin.
Characteristic of the Peterson Ashford Army pipes is the classic, harmonious form, elegance and practicality.
Peterson Ashford Army pipes are carved in the most selected and valuable briarwood and embellished with a silver ring.
Note in this model the design of the veins of the root that surrounds the whole body of the pipe.
The briar is enhanced by an 11 mm silver ring engraved with the Peterson brands.
The shape is a classic stand up, medium size very nice to hold in your hand.
Each pipe of Peterson of Dublin is a unique and unrepeatable piece and the photos you see portray this exclusive pipe, the same, once purchased, will be removed from the catalog.
If you need more detailed photos, we will be happy to send them to you.

PETERSON'S PIPE IS FASHIONED FOR THE TOBACCO ENTHUSIAST WHO INSISTS HANDLING ONLY THE FINEST CRAFTSMANSHIP.
MADE IN IRELAND OF BRIAR ROOT, THE PIPE WILL PROVIDES GENUINE ENJOYMENT FOR YEARS TO HOW.

1) width 158 mm
2) height 56 ​​mm
3) depth 40 mm
4) chimney diameter 20 mm
5) fireplace depth 40 mm
Mouthpiece: 11 mm diameter, no filter.
Mouthpiece in marbled methacrylate and 926 silver ferrule marked Peterson of Doublin silver sterling and punches.
Weight: grams 54
Form: Stand up
Finishing: glossy dark root.
Marking: Peterson Ashford