Sea Monster Workshop Pipe Tan Blast Swan Neck Bent Billiard 155

This Swan Neck Bent Billiard is Jeremy Sedita's masterful rendition of a classic design with a storied history. The sweeping, gestural nature of the shape and the signature "swan neck" shank and stem arrangement provide a bold, tactile, and visually compelling design. At its core, this pipe is a 3/4 bent Billiard, its bowl paired with a tight transition and a slender, arcing shank. The distinctive swan neck moniker is earned through a horizontal stretch-and-dip near its button, a particularly precise detail that turns the mouthpiece downward elegantly, avoiding the less refined "goose neck" appearance. The bent billiard shape lends an organic, flowing profile to the pipe, with a Tan Blast finish that is craggy, revealing the natural grain of the briar, reminiscent of driftwood sculpted by the sea. The shank end features a striking morta accent, adding a touch of modern sophistication to the historic design. The overall result is an efficient, classic pipe, easy to hang from the jaw and just as comfortable in hand. The highly sought-after LC shape from Dunhill serves as an inspiration for this piece; although the LC is no longer part of Dunhill's current catalog, it has achieved the status of a unicorn among collectors and remains a singular object of study for artisan pipe-makers. This particular rendition, with its rich tan finish and meticulous craftsmanship, exemplifies the Sea Monster Workshop’s dedication to honoring tradition while delivering exceptional functionality. Whether displayed as a collector’s piece or enjoyed during contemplative moments, this Sea Monster Workshop Swan Neck Bent Billiard promises a smoking experience as calming as the sea itself.

 

Length: 7.61 in / 19.3 cm

Bowl Height: 2.37 in / 56.0 cm

Bowl Width: 1.57 in / 4.0 cm

Chamber Diameter: .67 in / 1.7 cm

Chamber Depth: 1.94 in / 4.9 cm

Weight: 2.4 oz / 68 g

Origin: Made in the USA

Bowl Material: Briar

Stem Material: Ebonite - Brown

Filter: No Filter

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