Coyote – Feature black tips and red or tan coloring.

The Marbled Dutch Gouda Style Pipe is a unique mix of white and red clays that combine to form a two-toned swirl of color throughout the pipe.

Hand-poured using filtered, 100% pure beeswax.  Slow-burning and clean, beeswax was a valuable substance in the 18th century.

Featuring a curved stem and bulbous bowl, the style dates from the late 17th century to late 18th century

This 9″ English Clay Pipe dates to the early 1800’s. This style of pipe was a symbol of status. The long the pipe the more stature someone had in the community.

4” Elizabethan Clay Pipe or Voyager Pipe – The 4” Elizabethan, or Voyager Pipe style dates from the middle of the 17^th century to early 18^th century.

4” Elizabethan Clay Pipe or Voyager Pipe – The 4” Elizabethan, or Voyager Pipe style dates from the middle of the 17^th century to early 18^th century.

Sun Fox – Features a tan and dark grey coloring, with a whitish tip.

Red fox – These tails have a reddish tint, with occasional black stripes and a white tip.

Silver fox – Our silver fox tails features tips that are dyed blue.