Objects - Tobacco

Brier-root pipe

Holmes filled this up while he was telling Watson about his continental expansion. (The Sign of Four)

Cheroots

Abel White would sit on his veranda drinking whisky-pegs and smoking cheroots while the houses around his were being burnt. A cheroot is a cylinderical cigar that has both ends clipped during manufacture. (The Sign of Four)

Major Sholto was smoking a cheroot when Jonathan Small first asked him about whom to report hidden treasure to. (The Sign of Four)

Cigar

Gregson smoked a cigar while he explained to Holmes why he had arrested Arthur Charpentier. (A Study in Scarlet)

Watson offered Athelney Jones a cigar while they waited for Holmes to return to Baker Street. (The Sign of Four)

Holmes smoked a cigar and offered one to Jonathan Small while Small told what had occurred at Pondicherry Lodge. (The Sign of Four)

Several young men were lounging up and down with cigars in their mouths outside Briony Lodge. (A Scandal in Bohemia)

Cigarette

Holmes lights a cigarette while explaining to Watson the difference between seeing and observing. (A Scandal in Bohemia)

Hookah

Thaddeaus Sholto used his hookah as "an invaluable sedative... He applied a taper to the great bowl and the smoke bubbled merrily through the rose-water." (The Sign of Four)

Pipe

A pipe was found in Joseph Stangerson's room at the Halliday Hotel. (A Study in Scarlet)

Shag Tobacco

Holmes was given two fills of shag tobacco as part payment for his work as a groom at Briony Lodge. Shag is a fine cut tobacco used to making 'roll-up' cigarettes. (A Scandal in Bohemia)

Ship's Tobacco

Watson admits to Holmes that "I always smoke ship's' myself". (A Study in Scarlet)

Trichinopoly Cigar

Smoked by the murderer of Enoch J. Drebber. (A Study in Scarlet)

At Holmes with Doyle

Celebrating Sherlock Holmes and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle