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fr The term "Calabash" comes from the calabash gourd in which these first pipes were made in the 17th century. The calabash system consists of a cooling chamber which is located under the bowl or possibly in the shank: in this last case one calls it "reverse calabash". The Calabash shape designates a pipe whose bowl is conical with possibly more or less pronounced edges on its top part.
Meerschaum pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 2.19oz (62g).
Meerschaum pipe, acrylic stem, no filter, 1.45oz (41g).
Butz Choquin Briar pipe Bent shape, sandblast finish, acrylic stem, metal filter, 2.08oz (59g).
Chacom briar pipe Reverse calabash shape, smooth finish, acrylic stem, without filter, weight 1.62oz (46g).
Butz Choquin briar pipe Bent shape, smooth and rusticated finish, acrylic stem, metal filter, 1.48oz (42g)
Chacom briar pipe Reverse Calabash shape, smooth finish, blue acrylic stem, without filter, weight 1.31oz (37g).
Chacom briar pipe Reverse calabash shape, sanded finish, acrylic stem, without filter, weight 1.59oz (45g)
