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Estate Pipes
$72.00
The shank carries a single stamp: Radford 503.
Material
Briar
Availability
Sold
Tags
This piece has been sold and is no longer available.
Radford in Old English letters, with 503 on the shank: this is a Radford 503, a smooth straight billiard with a thin light acrylic band, a vulcanite tapered stem and a fishtail mouthpiece, made for a 9 mm filter.
The Radford name sits on the left side of the shank, with a looped stroke after its last letter, and 503 is on the shank as well.
Here the bowl rises upright from a straight shank, the plan of every billiard. A thin, light-coloured acrylic band sits between the shank and the stem.
The vulcanite stem is a tapered one: it narrows evenly toward the mouthpiece, with no step, and ends in a fishtail, a bit that widens and flattens at the tip.
The finish is smooth and glossy on the bowl and the shank, and grain lines show across the bowl.
THE MARKS
- Radford, in Old English letters, on the shank
- 503 on the shank
- a small white mark on the stem, not readable
No date is given for this pipe.
Condition: pre-smoked and in good condition, with tiny faint scratches around the briar; please see the photographs.
THE MEASUREMENTS
- Length: 143 mm
- Bowl height: 50 mm (2.0 in)
- Bowl width: 38 mm (1.5 in)
- Chamber depth: 43 mm (1.7 in)
- Chamber diameter: 20 mm (0.8 in)
- Weight: 1.5 oz
Ships from the Faridunhill archive. Worldwide shipping and professional sanitation on every estate pipe. SKU: 401