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Markus Fohr German Clay Tavern / Churchwarden Pipe - 15"

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Category: UNSET

Markus Fohr German Clay Tavern / Churchwarden Pipe - 15"

Produced for over 200 years using little-changed production techniques this Clay Churchwarden pipe has a long slender stem and a good-sized bowl with a spur underneath.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Hannah X. ★★★★★

The clay has a nice, earthy texture and the 15-inch stem feels surprisingly balanced when you hold it. I’ve been packing smaller bowls of tobacco and it smokes cool and dry from the first puff.

Elizabeth D. ★★★★★

The bowl depth surprised me—holds enough tobacco for a long, peaceful smoke without needing a refill. The weight feels just right in the hand, not too heavy but substantial. Exactly what I wanted for quiet evenings.

Leo ★★★★★

The long slender stem makes it feel properly elegant while smoking, and the clay stays surprisingly cool in the hand even after a full bowl. This is my first churchwarden and the 15-inch reach is perfect for settling into a chair without smoke drifting in my face. Exactly what I hoped for from a pip