Amazing tobacco pipe produced by Peterson line Sherlock Holmes model Strand egg shape in sandblasted dark red briar.
Semi-curved egg shape with a high fireplace and a wonderful silver ring, it is an extremely rare model to find.
Originally released as part of our Return of Sherlock Holmes series (1992-1997), this smooth, supple shape is our take on the Danish folded egg, featuring a plump, slightly tapered bowl and a sweeping transition that flows gracefully into its slightly bent stem and stem.
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 which has the task of keeping the tobacco dry.
All the humidity – this is the goal – is channeled into the tank.
Peterson's pipes, made personally and exclusively by hand, are the result of a long and patient process at the headquarters in the south of Dublin, where one of the oldest pipe factories in the world is located: the Peterson of Dublin.
Characteristic of Peterson's pipes is the classic, harmonious shape, elegance and practicality.
They are carved in the most selected and precious briar.
This is the line dedicated to the classics of noir literature and to the detective Sherlock Holmes.
Each Peterson of Dublin pipe is a unique and unrepeatable piece and the photos you see portray this exclusive pipe, once purchased, it will be removed from the catalogue.
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 PROVIDE GENUINE ENJOYMENT FOR YEARS TO COME.
1) width 146mm
2) height 55mm
3) depth 43mm
4) chimney diameter 21 mm
5) chimney depth 42 mm
Characteristics:
P branded black vulcanite mouthpiece in italic metal and 14mm hallmarked silver ferrule.
Mouthpiece diameter 10 mm, no filter.
Weight: 50 grams
Shape: curved EGG.
Finish: Sandblasted dark red briar.
Markings: Peterson Sherlock Holmes Strand, made in the Republic of Ireland.
