Pipe Components, Hard to Identify

[cragdhack]

Hello everyone and happy new year,

I've spent the holidays at my parent's place and my father has presented me something we've had for a few generations, though we know nothing of it.
Parts of an old hunter's pipe.

Does anyone here know anything about what it may be or where it might come from? (I'm thinking Czech or Poland)
We've a german / austrian family history, plenty of hunters.
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[Chasing Embers]

Looks to be an old Tylorean.

 

[mikethompson]

Does anyone here know anything about what it may be or where it might come from?

The case has Czech wording on it, but are you sure its for that bowl? It doesn't look like it would fit.

Edit: Now I see how it would fit in there. Interesting that the case would just hold the bowl but not the stems or other pieces.

 

[mikethompson]

Ahh Embers beat me to a picture, but yes its the bowl portion of a Hunters pipe.

 

[Streeper541]

I inherited one similar. Yes, it's a Tyrolean pipe, often referred to as a "hunting pipe."

There are a couple threads here on the forums discussing them. Also, a few articles on the internet about them. Enjoy!

 

[Fralphog]

I inherited one similar. Yes, it's a Tyrolean pipe, often referred to as a "hunting pipe."

There are a couple threads here on the forums discussing them. Also, a few articles on the internet about them. Enjoy!

I’ve seen a few of these in near new condition at antique stores. Do they smoke well? Easy to maintain?

 

[Streeper541]

I’ve seen a few of these in near new condition at antique stores. Do they smoke well? Easy to maintain?

I couldn't tell you. I've never smoked the one I have. It's over a hundred years old and delicate. I just keep it because it was my grandfather's.