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Chris Lee
6158 220th St. FL2
Oakland Gardens, NY 11364
USA
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Natural finish, reminiscent of the old Dunhill Root. Chris is quite ingenious in his use of color, injecting energy into a classic.
Recognizable from across the room, Chris executed wonderfully his take on the Dunhill Bruyere. Only with Aluminium instead of Sterling, and Polyester Composite instead of Vulcanite, which translate to same elegant classic minus the headache of silver polishing and oxidation removal.
Small Morta Prince. Enough said. This (along with the other in the series) is the product of a half-joking dare. I didn't think a small, elegant prince from Morta was possible, and Chris sure proved me wrong. This bowl is slightly taller compare to the other "pot-bellied" prince.
Small Morta Prince. Enough said. This (along with the other in the series) is the product of a half-joking dare. I didn't think a small, elegant prince from Morta was possible, and Chris sure proved me wrong. This bowl is slightly more squat, and the Mother-of-Pearl celluloid brings amazing contrast. Another whimsical touch by Chris.
"Kind of" an homage to Dunhill's Cumberland. With a lighter stain contrasting with the Cumberland shank ring, this classy piece of work offers something wonderfully tactile that one does not expect from a sandblasted finish.
Darker Stain, same great, blasted texture. Pairing this bowl finish with buffalo horn shank ring adds a touch of "Umph" to the ensemble.
Natural finish, reminiscent of the old Dunhill Root. Chris is quite ingenious in his use of color, injecting energy into a classic.
Recognizable from across the room, Chris executed wonderfully his take on the Dunhill Bruyere. Only with Aluminium instead of Sterling, and Polyester Composite instead of Vulcanite, which translate to same elegant classic minus the headache of silver polishing and oxidation removal.
Small Morta Prince. Enough said. This (along with the other in the series) is the product of a half-joking dare. I didn't think a small, elegant prince from Morta was possible, and Chris sure proved me wrong. This bowl is slightly taller compare to the other "pot-bellied" prince.
Small Morta Prince. Enough said. This (along with the other in the series) is the product of a half-joking dare. I didn't think a small, elegant prince from Morta was possible, and Chris sure proved me wrong. This bowl is slightly more squat, and the Mother-of-Pearl celluloid brings amazing contrast. Another whimsical touch by Chris.
"Kind of" an homage to Dunhill's Cumberland. With a lighter stain contrasting with the Cumberland shank ring, this classy piece of work offers something wonderfully tactile that one does not expect from a sandblasted finish.
Darker Stain, same great, blasted texture. Pairing this bowl finish with buffalo horn shank ring adds a touch of "Umph" to the ensemble.
Natural finish, reminiscent of the old Dunhill Root. Chris is quite ingenious in his use of color, injecting energy into a classic.
Recognizable from across the room, Chris executed wonderfully his take on the Dunhill Bruyere. Only with Aluminium instead of Sterling, and Polyester Composite instead of Vulcanite, which translate to same elegant classic minus the headache of silver polishing and oxidation removal.
Small Morta Prince. Enough said. This (along with the other in the series) is the product of a half-joking dare. I didn't think a small, elegant prince from Morta was possible, and Chris sure proved me wrong. This bowl is slightly taller compare to the other "pot-bellied" prince.
Small Morta Prince. Enough said. This (along with the other in the series) is the product of a half-joking dare. I didn't think a small, elegant prince from Morta was possible, and Chris sure proved me wrong. This bowl is slightly more squat, and the Mother-of-Pearl celluloid brings amazing contrast. Another whimsical touch by Chris.
"Kind of" an homage to Dunhill's Cumberland. With a lighter stain contrasting with the Cumberland shank ring, this classy piece of work offers something wonderfully tactile that one does not expect from a sandblasted finish.
Darker Stain, same great, blasted texture. Pairing this bowl finish with buffalo horn shank ring adds a touch of "Umph" to the ensemble.


























