**DISCONTINUED** Peterson 9mm Rosslare Spigot 221 Pipe No.237

• Overall Length: 120mm
• Overall Height: 86mm
• Bowl Height: 45mm
• Bowl Diameter: 37mm
• Bore: 19mm
• Weight: 47g
• Filter: 9mm
• Gift Boxed

The Peterson Rosslare Spigot 221 9mm is a fine little bent Billiard — compact, poised, and very well mannered. The 221 shape has been a mainstay of the Peterson line for decades, and with good reason. It’s the sort of pipe you reach for daily — light enough to carry, curved enough to clench, and just deep enough for a satisfying 20-minute smoke when time is short but the moment still calls for a bit of civility.

This one’s from the Rosslare Spigot range, which means it’s built from high-grade briar, hand-selected for its grain, warmth, and character. The finish is smooth and polished to a soft golden lustre — nothing too showy, just honest wood dressed with care. Over time, it’ll deepen beautifully as the oils from your hand and your tobacco lend it a glow all its own.

The stem is cast in amber-toned acrylic, a nod to the traditional amber stems of the 19th century — but without the fragility. It’s fitted with a comfortable fishtail bit and balanced nicely against the bowl’s weight, giving you a smoke that’s easy on the jaw but never short on presence.

The real jewel, of course, is the sterling silver spigot mount — fully sleeved and hallmarked in Dublin. The spigot fitting is a rare and lovely thing these days. It allows for easy disassembly even when warm, and adds a touch of refinement that never goes unnoticed by fellow pipemen.

This version is fitted for a 9mm filter, which opens the door to a cooler, smoother draw — particularly welcome with aromatic or heavier blends. Of course, you can swap in a converter or leave it open to suit your own ritual.

The 221 9mm Rosslare is a pipe for the thoughtful smoker — someone who appreciates neat proportions, reliable craftsmanship, and a bit of silver at the junction. Whether it’s your first high-grade piece or a welcome addition to a long-standing rotation, you’ll find this one earns its keep with grace and quiet pride.