Northern Briars Guiness Dublin # 58

The shape is a Guiness Dublin. Quite traditional shape in the North of England. If you study it's for a minute it becomes obvious why the name. The taper sides as a Dublin, with shank that resembles the handle of a beer mug etc. Lots of briar on this pipe. A regional  English classic long forgotten, now revived.   Ian's homage to the great British pipes of yesteryear. Group (5). 

Measurements & Details:

Length: 6" / 151 mm

Bowl Height:  2 1/4" / 57 mm

Bowl Depth:  1 1/2" / 38 mm

I.B.Dia: 7/8" / 22 mm

0.B.Dia:  2 / 51 mm

Weight: 2.85 oz / 81 gm

Stem: Cumberland (Vulcanite)

Filter: None

Finish: Rox Cut

Country: England