Northern Briars 7 NEW

A large quaynt with a Rox Cut pebble shell finish, fluted corners, sterling silver band, Cumberland stem. With much briar the thick walls ensure a ...

The English Billiard with a Square shank originated in the early 1930's.  Part of its appeal it was always a sitter. It has been regularly produced...

A stunning octagon Dublin. This is large bowl ODA pipe with thick walls, and superb grain all around the bowl. The silver band and Lucite brown clo...

A traditional bent Bulldog Regal Bruyere in the classic 1930's style of a gentlemen's work/club pipe. A pipe with a good sized bowl to deliver a 30...

This classic bent dublin is a large G5, for a large pocket. You can not only see it you can feel it when in hand. The dark black brown stain enhanc...

An ODA sized classic long necked "Swan" full bent with a definite swan carve and silver band. An English gentlemen's after dinner pipe. This pipe w...

The traditional English Canadian with a smooth rim, extra long square shank making it a sitter. It is somewhat rare as you need a large block and t...

The Sea Urchin has become a new classic since Ian revived it. A unique shape he learnt from Bill Taylor. Recently Ian introduced this newer version...

A goodly sized full bent a gnarly sandblast with a fine silver band and a Cumberland stem. This pipe will deliver a cool to hand long session. Meas...

A traditional Poker in the classic 1930's style spigot. Back when it was called a flat poker in the 'trade' as it were. Flat as it sat on the botto...

An octagonal Lovat which maybe should be called a quaynt. Ian's has made many large Lovats. As he is regularly thinking about improving  or modifyi...

A classic smaller straight British Bulldog with the proper proportions. A relatively wide diameter bowl, thick walls, deep bowl. A shape that could...

The squat Bulldog came about shortly after the regular Bulldog. The idea was that with a new sten design it would be double silver. And with it's t...

Diamond shank Dublin quaynt with much briar. The thick walls ensure a long cool smoke. This pipe's sizing is an LX. Ian is the only pipe maker stil...

A superb take on the classic full bent with a helix ODA bowl, making it a quaynt. With a traditional pebble shell finish and a Cumberland stem. The...

A pipe this size demands a good sized block. From which this Helix spiral shank Poker style was carved. It fuses the two distinct design elements o...

Rhodesian pipes shape are getting very rare. They have always been one of my favorite shapes since the mid 1970's. It was an accompanying shape to ...

A traditional bent Bulldog in the classic 1930's style of a gentlemen's work/club pipe. A pipe with a good sized bowl to deliver a 30+ minute smoke...

Definitely an ODA 1/8" bent  with a long shank.  A classic partial bent eight-sided Apple by one of the few makers of traditional British pipes.  W...

One of the classic "Charatan"s shape. The walls are very thick so this will deliver a slow cool session whatever fuel you use. Setting it off is a ...

A classic 1960's era Canadian with sterling silver band. That was when a long shank and proportionally longer stem was the style. Back 30 years ago...

A goodly sized Oriental (GR4) carved with an intricate Arabesque design. The pipes intricacy is wonderfully complimented by the background carved i...

A Paneled Dublin spigot with a smooth rim. What makes this pipe visually more interesting is that Dublins are rarely paneled, much less with a doub...

Definitely an ODA size for this handsome Keel. The few pipesmiths who make this shape each do it somewhat differently. Yet, all share a common ance...

A Dublin bowl with a keel. A classic shape from the British pipe vocabulary of the 50's/60's. Not surprising from a pipe maker who lives on a Briti...

This was once the shape to have, a "Bing", named after the crooner Bing Crosby. Those of you who watch AMC will know who he was. Part of its appeal...

A classic bent stack Billiard by one of the few makers of traditional British pipes. Notice the revived double comfort stem. Ian did his apprentice...

The Cooper was a classic from the late 30's. The came WWII and briar was unavailable. In the early 60's  Ian revived it. This one has a sterling ba...

A large 1/8 bent Apple, the classic shape 1st made in the 1930's . by Charatan, Dunhill and until recently by Les Wood and these days by Ian Walker...

A traditional bent Billiard in the classic 1930's style of discrete gentlemens  pipe with a decent sized bowl. This classic with sterling silver sp...

A classic 60's style quaynt, its full full name is 'set back Poker'. Like all Pokers it is a sitter. This pipe has very contrasty grain and a plate...

Northern England's popular bent pot. Similar in shaping to its cousin the Countryman. Both well regarded for the outdoors. Ideal for clenching as t...

Bill Taylor originated the Sea Urchin. He got idea while vacationing on the sea coast. Ian who spent much time learning from Bill is the only pipe...

A Classic Billiard with fluted corners, pentagon shaped shank, with a smooth rim, and Cumberland stem. and a sitter. The staining is British burgun...