Ropp's typical shaping style leans more toward trim, streamlined renditions of pipe chart standards that prioritize lightweight and streamlined... more info

A tapered stem version of Castello's iconic Brucianaso nosewarmer, this stocky Billiard is one of the Cant more info

This robust, stubby Brucianaso ("nose burner" in Italian) from Castello may be compact in length, but the bowl's tobacco chamber capacity isn't... more info

Castello's "10" shape, the Brucianaso, as it's come to be known, is a compact, yet full-bodied straight Billiard rendered in Nosewarmer length.... more info

Castello's Liverpool interpretations often showcase the more slender and svelte end of the Italian workshop's design spectrum, compared to the robust... more info

With a Stack-like bowl and chamber and hearty proportions throughout, Castello's Oom Paul shape is a bold, muscular rendition. Such curves and deep... more info

Tall as a Stack, with a correspondingly capacious chamber, paired with a full bend, this Castello Oom Paul offers a considerable amount of substance... more info

Though Castello no longer stamps their pipes with shape numbers, they once did, and this Poker most resembles the "87" design of days past. Fans of... more info

If you're like me and have trouble choosing between soft-boiled and fried eggs, or are a fan of themes such as found in The Picture of Dorian Gray... more info