The Dog of The Baskerville

The Beast is unleashed and roaming the foggy streets of London...

Made from old Turkish briar, this bent semi-church warden is ornamented with brass inlays, tiger-eye stone and a wild dog tooth.

A pick-axe is one of my favorite shapes, and this one goes straight into the Demonic War Pick categorie.

The reverse tenon is made of a brass tube, going through the Tiger-eye stone and into the hollowed shank.

The stone is set between 3 briar claws, and secured into place with brass pins to ensure its solidity.

The wolf's head inlay is also made of brass, with a design that flows from the shank to the bowl.

The stem is acrylic with a delrin-lined mortise, and is branded with a brass Pagan cross. I noticed small scratches on the first picture which have been fixed now.

Pipe specifications:

Length: 190mm / 7.48in”

Bowl Height: 74mm / 2.91”

Outside diameter: 32mm / 1.26”

Chamber diameter: 20mm / 0.78”

Chamber depth: 34mm / 1.34”

Weight: 52 grams / 1.83oz

Filter: None

Materials: Turkish Briar / wild dog tooth / Tiger-eye stone / Brass / Acrylic

Tamper specifications:

Length: 100mm / 3,94”

Foot width: 12mm / 0,47”

Weight: 51 grams / 1,90oz

Material: Copper / Stainless steel