A traditional straight bulldog pipe from Peterson.. A light brown stain is used to bring out the grain, before a light polish for a semi matte finish. Uses the Fishtail mouthpiece for comfortable grip. While the Aran range isn't exactly the most refined Peterson pipe, or made using the highest grade of briar. The Aran pipes are made to the same level of craftsmanship and care. They offer the smoker a very well made pipe for under £50, by one of the worlds most popular pipe makers.
Charles Peterson was armed with an imaginative flair and a craftsman’s background when he took on the mission to make a better pipe. Inspired by his singular vision, Charles created the Peterson 'System' pipe in 1865 and together with brothers George and Fredrick Kapp, they pioneered a new standard of Pipes.
Back in the 1890's these first patents would revolutionise the pipe-making world and transform a fledging idea into what's become the oldest continuously operating pipe-marker in the world.
Peterson Pipes are a traditional shape with modern lines. Heritage and tradition are essential for the Peterson brand and their commitment to their origins results in world-class pipe making.
The Peterson Pipes selection has something for everyone, from the Iconic System Range, the big Sherlock Holmes collection too 9mm filter pipes.
The Peterson System is still the most popular line Peterson produce, along with the P-Lip mouthpiece. Each briar pipe is made in the Dublin factory by skilled craftsmen and enjoyed the world over. Over 100,000 pipes are made every year at the Peterson factory; traditionally most are smoked in the UK & Europe, but increasingly more are being enjoyed by smoker’s worldwide.
Browse GQ Tobaccos’ range of Peterson pipes below and get in touch if you have any questions about any of our products.
Pipe Details
Pipe Material : Briar
Shape : Bulldog
Finish : Smooth
Colour : Matte Brown
Mouthpiece : Tapered (Fishtail)
Filter : None
Dimensions
Pipe Length : 148mm
Pipe Height : 48 mm
Pipe Width : 40 mm
Chamber Width : 20 mm
Pipe Weight : 40 grams
