Peterson have been making churchwarden pipes since 1845 and are modelled on the old clay tavern pipes. The pipes generally have a small bowl, with a long stem and are exceptional light. These pipes came to be known as churchwardens due to their popularity with the European clergy in the 18th and 19th century. Churchwardens are a house pipe not designed for carrying around in the pocket, exceptionally light and long the shank is strengthened by the addition of a bright nickel band to help protect this delicate pipe. The Peterson Churchwarden D17 Rustic Briar Pipe bowl is hand rusticated and stained a two tone red and black colour. The pipe is finished with a bright nickel mount, a jet black vulcanite stem and a fish tail mouth piece. The Peterson Churchwarden D17 Rustic Briar Pipe has a hybridised bowl with elements of both a Dublin and acorn bowl design incorporated into this unique shape. The pipe has a slightly curved stem.

Pipe details

• Shape – Churchwarden
• Stem – Vulcanite
• Mouthpiece – Fishtail
• Band – Nickel
• Mount – Navy
• Filter – None

Pipe dimensions

• Length – 274 mm
• Bowl Height – 51 mm
• Bowl Diameter – 34 mm
• Fire hole width – 21 mm
• Fire hole depth – 31 mm
• Weight – 40g

The Peterson Churchwarden D17 Rustic pipe comes in a presentation box.

The D17 is also available in smooth and green finishes.

Please note that the weight, colour and grain of the pipe may vary from the picture shown as each pipe is hand made from briar wood which will have natural variations.