I just threw a small curve to those who just skim the titles and don’t spend the time to read these descriptions. Omitted in the title line is the fact that this is a Pat. # piece, and on top of that is dated in the manner of Dunhills, with an “8” after the “d” in “England.” I think that means it’s a 1958 piece. It’s a little different than the Dunhill patent number years. The condition here is excellent,with a crisprimand a mark-free stem. The blast is superb, too, craggy and with terrific ring grain on one side of the bowl and evidence of branch wood on the other side. Why isn’t this a Dunhill? I’ve no idea. It’s a Grp. 6 LBS shape.
5.8” long, bowl 2” tall. Weight:1 5/8 oz., 47 grams.