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E. Andrew's (Ed Jerkiewicz) [http://www.eandrew.com/index.html website] | E. Andrew's (Ed Jerkiewicz) [http://www.eandrew.com/index.html website] | ||
Pictured bellow-- Canadian with Black Rose Acrylic Bit, L.7 1/2"(19cm), H.2 1/4"(5.7cm); Large Root Briar Billiard, L.6 1/2"(16.5cm), H.2 1/8"(5.4cm), Lucite Tapered Stem; Quarter Bent Billiard with Rose Colored Acrylic Bit, L.6 3/8"(16.2cm), H.1 3/4"(4.5cm); Freehand with Olive Wood Ferrule, L.7 1/4"(18.4cm), H.2 1/8"(5.4cm), Black Rose Acrylic Bit; Small Horn with Decorative Top | |||
L.5 1/2"(13.9cm), H.1 3/4"(4.5cm) | |||
Ebontite Stem, | |||
[[Image:edjerkiewicz3.jpg| Canadian]] [[Image:edjerkiewicz2.jpg| Billiard]] [[Image:edjerkiewicz1.jpg| Quarter Bent Billiard]] [[Image:edjerkiewicz4.jpg| Freehand with Olive Wood Ferrule]] [[Image:edjerkiewicz5.jpg| Small Horn with Decorative Top]] | |||
'''From the E. Andrew's website:''' | '''From the E. Andrew's website:''' | ||
E. Andrew Briars. A unique blend of creative and classic craftsmanship combined to delight the most discriminating briar enthusiast, using well-aged Italian, Corsican, and Greek briar fashioned in imaginative free-hand and timeless traditional shapes. | [[Image:EdJerkiewicz.jpg|right| Ed Jerkiewicz at MAPS '07]]E. Andrew Briars. A unique blend of creative and classic craftsmanship combined to delight the most discriminating briar enthusiast, using well-aged Italian, Corsican, and Greek briar fashioned in imaginative free-hand and timeless traditional shapes. | ||
Production and quantities are limited due to the special nature of the product, style and variety are subject only to the limits of imagination. | Production and quantities are limited due to the special nature of the product, style and variety are subject only to the limits of imagination. | ||