PETERSON Sherlock Holmes pipe rack

PETERSON Sherlock Holmes pipe rack

Ireland

The wooden pipe rack made by Peterson to comfortably accomodate all seven pipes of the Sherlock Holmes “The Original collection”. Every seat is designated by a tablet with the corresponding pipe name: The Original, The Baskerville, The Baker Street, The Deerstalker, The Squire, The Professor and The Watson.

The wood is really of a great quality and of an excellent condition. The signs became some darkening and discoloration in the course of the time, but that adds even more charm to this beautiful accessory. Approximate dimensions are 47 x 9 x 26 cm (18.5 x 3.5 x 10.2 in), the weigth is 1280 gr.

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    1. This is a really good question! I’ve looked at a lot of stores and the rack seems to be sold out everywhere. I can only suggest checking eBay and similar sites from time to time.

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