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All reject briar will have cracks and pits Probably won't render a pipe These are for practice blocks basically -
The Kingston Judge is the third pipe in the collaboration series of Missouri Meerschaum Company and the legendary blending house Cornell & Diehl. Like the Carolina Gent and Charles Towne Cobbler, the Kingston Judge brings you refined pipe smoking in a corn cob pipe. A handsome and stately pipe, the Kingston Judge echoes the men of the past who walked the halls of Conway City Hall during its early lifetime as the Old Horry County Courthouse in what was then Kingston, and is now Conway, South Carolina. A filled and varnished Rob Roy bowl is inlaid with two beadlines that run below of the pipe’s rim and the bottom of the bowl is fitted with a genuine hardwood plug. A nickel ferrule on the shank compliments the beauty of the red amber acrylic mouth piece. Whether you smoke in the comfort of your own home in silent contemplation, or out in the night amongst others, the Kingston Judge will give you that delicious smoke and a comfortable air of sophistication. -
3.75" overall length 1/2" diameter acrylic Threaded connection for poker and tamper -
3.75" overall length 3/8" diameter acrylic Threaded connection for poker -
The Stubby Corn Cob Pipe from Missouri Meerschaum is a sophisticated yet friendly pipe that smokes and looks great and feels comfortable in your hand! Unlike its name, the Stubby is a sophisticated nose-warmer style pipe, although at approximately 4.75 inches / 120.65 mm, it is a little longer than most. It has a generous acorn-shaped bowl with a hardwood bottom and is stained dark to give it a burnished appearance. The Stubby has an Italian acrylic bit that not only has a good feel, but also imparts a sense of balance to the design. Since the acorn-shaped bowl is difficult to make from a corn cob, this pipe is only available on our website and in our retail shop at the factory. Due to the nature of the corn cobs themselves, you may notice some chipping on the top edge of your pipe. This is perfectly normal and won’t in any way affect the way your pipe smokes. The chips only add to the charm and character of your corn cob pipe. Enjoy! See Product Description below for more details. Stubby Corn Cob Pipe quantity -
The new Back to Our Roots line features the Zenon. This sturdy, filtered, feel good in your hand, Maple Harwood Apple Diplomat features a nickel ferrule and our new rich green Danish bit! Named in honor of the Lieutenant-governor of what would be the state of Missouri, the Zenon is a pipe ahead of it’s time. See Product Description below for more details. -
The new Back to Our Roots line features the Bracken. This is a generous cylindrical bowl with an angled cut top and a nickel ferrule that pops our new rich green Danish bit! This beautiful filtered pipe brings to mind the Bracken ferns that grow all over the Ozarks in Missouri. Order yours today! Due to the nature of the corn cobs themselves, you may notice some chipping on the top edge of your pipe. This is perfectly normal and won’t in any way affect the way your pipe smokes. The chips only add to the charm and character of your corn cob pipe. Enjoy! See Product Description below for more details. -
The new Back to Our Roots line features the Boone. This timeless, robust, filtered, barrel-shaped bowl features a nickel ferrule and our new rich green Danish bit! As dependable and rugged as the frontiersman the Boone takes its name from, this pipe is ready to go explore! Order now! Due to the nature of the corn cobs themselves, you may notice some chipping on the top edge of your pipe. This is perfectly normal and won’t in any way affect the way your pipe smokes. The chips only add to the charm and character of your corn cob pipe. Enjoy! See Product Description below for more details. -
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The Lucky #7 is a tribute pipe that definitely puts on the Ritz! This beautiful piece is inspired by a cob style that you most commonly would see in the Custom Grade Series set of seven in the 1950’s to the 1960’s, then in the Monogram Series set of seven in the 1970’s! A classic filled 5th Avenue bowl is dressed to the nines with a brass ferrule, then adorned with a Churchwarden-style Italian acrylic bit. A dapper gentleman cannot miss out on this pipe! See the Product Description below for more details. -
Please refer to pictures that have sizes and prices written on each plate Backside of each plate is rough We may consider cutting plates in half, if you are interested, please email us first -
3" lengths rods have the rod number written on each rod you can zoom in on the picture to see rod number if a rod number does not appear in the drop down menu, it is sold out -
3" lengths rods have the rod number written on each rod you can zoom in on the picture to see rod number if a rod number does not appear in the drop down menu, it is sold out
