Robertson Pipes
Handcrafted Tobacco Pipes...
in The Land of Enchantment
Pipe 057: Sandblasted Danish Prince with Faux Horn and Ebonite
Material: Italian Briar and Faux Horn
Stem: Ebonite
Length: 6 in
Bowl Width: 20mm
Bowl Depth: 1.2 inches/30mm
Weight: 1.44oz/41g
Pipe 058: Sandblasted Freehand Dublin with Cumberland
Material: Italian Briar
Stem: Cumberland
Length: 5.5in
Bowl Width: 19mm
Bowl Depth: 1.5 inches/39mm
Weight: 1.87oz/53g
Pipe 060: Partially Sandblasted Volcano with Ebonite
Material: Moroccan Briar
Stem: Ebonite
Length: 5.5in
Bowl Width: 18mm
Bowl Depth: 1.4 inches/36mm
Weight: 2.8oz/79.5g
Pipe 065: Sandblasted "315" shape with resin stem and Fordite
Material: Grecian Briar
Stem: Resin and Fordite
Length: 6.25in
Bowl Width: 19mm
Bowl Depth: 1 inch/23mm
Weight: .77oz/21g
Pipe 045: Sandblasted Lovat with Ebonite and Resin
Material: Grecian Briar
Stem: Ebonite and Resin
Length: 5.25in
Bowl Width: 20mm
Bowl Depth: 1.5 inches/39mm
Weight: 1.14oz/32g
Partially Sandblasted Bamboo Poker with Ebonite and Pink Ivory Wood
Material: Grecian Briar and Bamboo
Stem: Ebonite
Accent: Pink Ivory Wood
Length: 5.5in/139mm
Bowl Width: 18mm
Bowl Depth: 1.7in/43mm
Weight: 1.51oz/42.8g
This pipe is what began Reid's pursuit of making tobacco pipes of the highest quality possible and was made in David S. Huber's workshop under his knowledge and guidance.
Sandblasted, freehand doublin with military mount.
About Robertson Pipes
Reid, the founder of Robertson Pipes, was just two years old when he first smelled the intoxicating aroma of a tobacco pipe, while at Disney World in Florida. That very distant memory, along with his grandfather puffing on a pipe throughout his childhood, is what inspired him to pick up pipe smoking at 18 years old and become a collector of tobacco pipes in his adulthood.
Starting in 2021 in the mountains of Asheville, North Carolina he set out to make his first pipe. With only forums and videos to guide him his first pipe was, not surprisingly, not very good. He knew he would need a true pipe artisan to teach him what he needed to know in order to make truly high quality pipes. After over a year of trial and error, his pipes became good enough for him to get the chance to study with the great American pipe carver David S. Huber, in the fall of 2022. Thanks to David, the support of his wife, and many others, Reid's work has evolved to making truly high quality pipes.
