This new acrylic filtered pipe is available in both bent or straight.
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The Imperial Blue Hardwood is a robust Maple hardwood Apple Diplomat bowl with a nickel ferrule featuring a 6mm filtered Imperial Blue Acrylic Bit. -
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The Royal Red Patriot has a uniquely dark stained, hardwood bottom bowl features a narrow body with a thick rim. A nickel ferrule with a 6mm filtered Royal Red Acrylic Bit make this pipe a showcase piece.This new acrylic filtered pipe is available in both bent or straight.
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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 Raymond is an extra large, barrel-shaped bowl. Designed to be fully grasped for enjoyment. The bowl contains two handsome burn marks on its hand-brushed, preserved body. The shank left with the natural grain intact leading to a brass ferrule. All to be finished with a sleek Pearl Ivory Acrylic Bit. The Stag label adorns this 155th creation representing another long lasting edition to the MMC line. Get your hands on The Raymond today! -
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The Honeypot 2024 is a hand carved bowl creation from Missouri Meerschaum's master carver, Joshua Smith. The Honeypot 2024 resembles a honeycomb for a base with a rich brown rim. The brass ferrule accentuates the warmth leading to the choice of an Italian Acrylic bit. The Brown Silk Italian Acrylic Bit gives the feel of a symbiotic relationship as the color matches points on the honeycomb and rim. The Tortoise Blue Italian Acrylic Bit gives a sense of richness with various hues of blues with brown intermixed. All feature the special label with the crossed lathe design that are a signature of Joshua Smith and MMC! As before quantities are limited. Get yours today! Note: Due to the unique nature of a corncob and Italian Acrylic stems there will be variations between the pipe received compared to the one photographed.