quirky billiard

[the rev]

This was for a friend of mine that has a quirky retro style that could be considered "dandy" I figured a traditional shape, with a bit of a twist was perfect for him.

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[BigCasino]

Nice job man, I love the tortoise shell stem, it contrasts nice with the stain

 

[Briar Spirit]

Now that is fantastic Rev, a very sturdy sized bowl and the walls are an excellent gauge, not so keen on the Lucite stems myself but it does indeed seem to work very well with this pipe, very nice work Rev.

 

[Greyson]

I like the colours and styling on that Rev, very nice work.

 

[Slide]

Very Nice! I like the rustication a lot!

 

[Kyle Weiss]

Pretty subdued, masculine pipe for a fancylad, but it has class and style. I dig the stem quite a bit! Billiards aren't easy to make, and that one looks great, leaning to the "stout" side by a tad (not a bad thing, just looks beefy).

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[i.keenum]

Kind of looks like it's made out of really old pitted steel. Really like that finish.

 

[PreppyHippy]

Doesn't look quite quirky to me, it looks downright classically nice. Good heavy digs with the rustication--not like more standard (and thus boring) rustication. Almost like sandblasted bird's eye. Very nice.

 

[George Kaplan]

Reminds me of cooling magma. I like it!

 

[the rev]

thanks guys, this was my first billiard and I am happy with it. The dimensions are pretty close to standard. I will make some more that is for sure, but right now I am making some freaky pipes.

rev

 

[peckinpahhombre]

I like this one Rev. It is very "old world" and masculine.

 

[Dreadgerbil]

I love it. Bit of a Dandy myself though more of the outdoorsy 'Pedestrianism and Pugilism' type. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

 

[Jeffry Don]

I really like this one! Great contrast.

 

[tzakiel]

I like it a lot... nice character to it.

 

[henwrench]

That is a beautiful pipe, exactly what I've been looking for myself! Want one!!

 

[Jhenderson]

That's some pretty awesome rustication! Good job!

 

[sorringowl]

Very nice. I like the beefiness of the bowl paired with the slender shank and stem. Good work!