Kaywoodie Tuxedo
Kaywoodie Tuxedo, Stem vulcanite , 1930s
This estate is a great little historical piece. These tuxedo pipes were originally made so as to fit into a tuxedo pocket and not show a bulge. This pipe dates from 1935 based on shape and markings. This pipe is very interesting. It has a calabash type chamber below the bowl with twin draft holes. This allows for an even burn despite having an oval-shaped bowl. This is a great historical piece and a great smoker too.
Stem vulcanite
| Description | This estate is a great little historical piece. These tuxedo pipes were originally made so as to fit into a tuxedo pocket and not show a bulge. This pipe dates from 1935 based on shape and markings. This pipe is very interesting. It has a calabash type chamber below the bowl with twin draft holes. This allows for an even burn despite having an oval-shaped bowl. This is a great historical piece and a great smoker too. Stem vulcanite |
|---|---|
| Shape | Tuxedo |
| Maker | Kaywoodie |
| Bent | Slight |
| Finish | Smooth |
| Stummel Material | Briar |
| Stem Material | Vulcanite |
| Stem Color | Black |
| Button Style | Regular |
| Filter Type | None |
| Condenser | None |
| Weight (oz) | 2 |
| Length | 6 |
| Height | 1.25 |
| Bowl Height | 1.25 |
| Chamber Depth | 1 |
| Markings | Shamrock |