Savinelli 320 - one fanstastic pipe

I now have approximately 12 pipes - around 9 briar and three cob. All of my briars are in the $100 price range, more or less. Two of the briars are Savinellis. The Savinellis were the first two briars that I purchased based on recommendations from this forum (nothing smokes like a Sav - and you all weren't joking), and I must agree that both of my Savinellis are superlative in these areas (though I'm sure there are more areas):

*For the price, they are perfectly crafted. No flaws.

*Both smoke amazingly well, right out of the box

*They both can pass a pipe cleaner without gymnastics (both my 320 and my 626)

*Both feel wonderful in hand - and especially the 320
I have other brands as well, but none of the others excel in all these areas combined. Though most excel in some of these areas, none of the other brands in the $100 price range excel in all, as do my Savs.
This weekend I'm thinking of purchasing a pipe in the $175 range. I could of course opt for another 320 which just fits my hand so amazingly well - and I just may do that.
I'd like some recommendations for another large bowl pipe from another marque that can do what my Savs can do. I'm interested in the Nanna Ivarssons in that price range, and wonder if they would be a good choice. I'd be interested in a Peterson in that price range, and again - I'd like it to be able to smoke well, be without flaws, and pass a cleaner.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Now that's one fine looking pipe.

I wanted an author for my next episode of PAD, and I looked real hard at the 320s. A few of them were in my shopping carts while I continued to explore. But then I found and purchased a Brebbia author for less money and in a slightly different shape that appealed to me

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I have a Brebbia which costs more than both of my Savinellis. Won't pass a pipe cleaner all the way through. Beautiful pipe. Smokes great with a dry tobacco. But it's a bit fussy with a wet tobacco due to the pipe cleaner issue.

The two pipes I like the best so far are my Sav 320 and my Peterson System 314 P-lip. Completely different approaches to the pipe. I could see purchasing the range of both over the years.
What I really enjoy about my Peterson 314 is it's small size and light weight. The System and the P-lip just work for me. My morning smoke that I just finished was with this pipe and Orlik Golden sliced. Perfect smoke. No relights. No gurgle. Easy to pass a cleaner into the System.
Most of my interests are in tradition: traditional wet shaving, fountain pens, slip-joint pocket knives, automatic watches. The System P-lip fits in with that traditional approach.
The 320 - I don't think I've ever read of anyone who didn't like this pipe. Of all the variants of this pipe, I really like the looks of the one I purchased - the Sistina model. Perhaps the next will be a Seta - with no stain - just the briar grain.
So I'm thinking my next purchase will be another Peterson with a 3/4 or full bend. P-lip. Perhaps one of the Sherlock Holmes series. Or maybe another 314 System.