Chubby and charming, this bent Ball meerschaum bowl from AKB wears a dimpled-carved finish similar to that seen on a golf ball for a playful... more info

With ears laid back and in mid-growl, this angry Bobcat could be defending her kindle of kittens from an unseen predator, in this handsome figural... more info

While the Cobra is a specific Freehand pipe shape, marked by forward-urging ridgelines along the flanks to resemble the outline of the serpent's... more info

More scientifically known as sepiolite, meerschaum is a clay-like mineral found primarily in Turkey, where meerschaum carving has flourished through... more info

Carved as a smooth, white egg clutched in the claws of a dragon, this meerschaum from AKB returns to a popular motif. It should be popular, as the... more info

I'm not sure what prompted the dragon claw motif in meerschaum pipe making, but the theme has existed at least for the better part of 150 years:... more info

AKB Meerschaum presents a more compact piece than many figural meer pipes we see, the design's proportions more balanced and portable though the bowl... more info

A quintessential meerschaum, the dragon's claw holding an Egg by AKB brings the detailed carving the medium supports to life, with a scaly skin and... more info

Most often seen with Egg-shaped bowls, meerschaum renditions of dragon's claws holding a pipe bowl are a common variant. For this AKB piece, though,... more info