Peterson Jekyll & Hyde Pipe
The Peterson Jekyll & Hyde series stands out as one of the brand’s most imaginative and beloved designs—an ingenious visual metaphor brought to life in briar. Each pipe is split cleanly down the middle, showcasing two distinct finishes that play off one another with dramatic contrast. On one side, a smooth, high‑gloss surface glows with deep crimson dye. Opposing it, a craggy black rustication, creating a compelling tension between refinement and raw texture.
A tribute to the classic tale of dual identities, the Jekyll & Hyde line “hints at the duality within us all,” inviting collectors and enthusiasts to reflect on the interplay between polished elegance and darker complexity. The result is a pipe that feels both theatrical and timeless—bold enough to stand apart in any rotation, yet unmistakably Peterson in its craftsmanship and character. For many faithful fans of the marque, this striking dual‑finish design has become more than a novelty; it’s a modern classic that captures the spirit of creativity and tradition in perfect balance.
*MSRP stands for "manufacturer's suggested retail price," which is the price recommended by the manufacturer or exclusive distributor for retail sale. This suggested retail price, also referred to as the "list price," serves as a guideline for pricing the product.
*MSRP stands for "manufacturer's suggested retail price," which is the price recommended by the manufacturer or exclusive distributor for retail sale. This suggested retail price, also referred to as the "list price," serves as a guideline for pricing the product.
*MSRP stands for "manufacturer's suggested retail price," which is the price recommended by the manufacturer or exclusive distributor for retail sale. This suggested retail price, also referred to as the "list price," serves as a guideline for pricing the product.
*MSRP stands for "manufacturer's suggested retail price," which is the price recommended by the manufacturer or exclusive distributor for retail sale. This suggested retail price, also referred to as the "list price," serves as a guideline for pricing the product.