Bent Billiard olive tree tobacco pipe by Tom Spanu

Tom Spanu pipe of the olive series, made in natural olive tree of Sardinia aged 20 years.

The grain of this Tom Spanu olive pipe is wonderful!

This olive tree by Tom spanu has a curved billiard shape, very balanced and important dimensions.

The long seasoning of the olive wood allows to contain the weight and to have a dry smoke.

The veins of the olive wood and its shine are completed with the shape of the pipe.

Note the reinforcement flock between the torch and the mouthpiece.

Tom Spanu took the most representative woods of Sardinia, Erica Scoparia, olive, cork and lemon and turned them into wonderful tobacco pipes.

The whole Spanu family collaborates in the search for the best heather briar, in the seasoning and finishing of the extraordinary cork pipes.

All woods and briar are collected by hand in the Sardinian Mediterranean scrub, selected, seasoned and processed in the Alghero sawmill.

Tom Spanu pipes, made personally and exclusively by hand, are the result of a long and patient process.

In an attempt to always be at the top and to offer lovers of his pipes, more and more new products, Tom Spanu for some years has started to use other types of wood such as lemon, olive and myrtle and materials such as cork.

Each Tom Spanu Sardinian pipe is a unique and unrepeatable piece and the photos you see depict 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.

TOM SPANU’S PIPE IS FASHIONED FOR THE TOBACCO ENTHUSIAST WHO INSISTS HANDLING ONLY THE FINEST CRAFTSMANSHIP.

MADE IN ITALY OF BRIAR ROOT, THE PIPE WILL PROVIDE GENUINE ENJOYMENT FOR YEARS TO COME.

1) width 130 mm

2) height 52 mm

3) depth 42 mm

4) chimney diameter 18 mm

5) fireplace depth 46 mm

Features:

Mouthpiece in black methacrylate with Tom Spanu symbol, briar flock.

Mouthpiece diameter 9 mm, no filter.

Form: bent billiard stand up.

Weight: 61 grams

Finish: natural veined olive.

Markings: Tom Spanu, olive.