Peterson Pipes Churchwarden From Australia

Our signature take on the timeless Prince design, this shape combines the traditional archetype's long, slightly downturned stem with a stout, squat bowl and a shank that's decidedly trimmer than our usual fare.
Perfect for those with a predisposition towards Anglo-French proportions.

Originally released as one of four Specialty shapes in 1945, the Belgique is our signature take on the traditional Belge, its Egg-like bowl and forward cant reminiscent of the clay tavern pipes of yesteryear.
Something of a contrast to the robust, muscular aesthetic that defines so much of our House Style, it's among our smallest, most lightweight designs.

Originally designed for the Danish market, this shape boasts a more slender and fluid form than many of our traditional designs, featuring a hybridised bowl that combines elements of the Dublin and Acorn, followed by a sweeping transition that carries gracefully into its trim shank.

Originally designed for the Danish market, this shape boasts a more slender and fluid form than many of our traditional designs, featuring a hybridised bowl that combines elements of the Dublin and Acorn, followed by a sweeping transition that carries gracefully into its trim shank.

Originally released as one of four Specialty shapes in 1945, the Tankard is our variation on the classic Poker design, featuring a tall, cylindrical bowl, a high-set transition, and a sleeker shank for a timeless, elegant appeal.