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woodsroad

woodsroad

Lifer
Oct 10, 2013
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I recently acquired this nice Stanwell 62. It needs some restoration work, not least of which is the ill-fitting stem.
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I'd like to get a new stem cut, as close to the original as possible. I had some stems cut a number of years ago, and they had the Stanwell hot stamp, which was nice to have on a replacement. But I don't remember who did the work.
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Can anyone recommend someone for the job? Good stem duplicating skills and the Stanwell logo stamp? If I can't get a really well made stem cut, then I'd rather leave this as-is.

 
mackeson

mackeson

Part of the Furniture Now
Mar 29, 2016
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I don't have the answer to your question, but wanted to say, nice pipe. I really like the look of that one. Good luck on the stem replacement.

 
woodsroad

woodsroad

Lifer
Oct 10, 2013
11,798
16,174
SE PA USA
The 62 is a nice pipe. I have several of them and they all smoke quite well. I wish that I knew more about the history/chronology of the markings. Here's one of my other ones, a later version with acrylic stem. I really like the older stem style better, but this is a wonderful pipe. Perhaps my favorite.



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dmcmtk

dmcmtk

Lifer
Aug 23, 2013
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Nice pipes there. The 62, a Sixten Ivarsson shape (the stem design is a dead giveaway).
"62 Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson."
:)

 
woodsroad

woodsroad

Lifer
Oct 10, 2013
11,798
16,174
SE PA USA
The stem has morphed over the years and smoothed out. I prefer the older stems that neck down a lot more at the tenon, that's a real traditional Danish stem shape.

 
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