One of my latest restoration of a Stanwell shape I haven't encountered before. The stem had some very deep tooth marks - a hair away from becoming holes, but it turned out really nice.
A Gorgeous Somewhat Rare Stanwell REGD.N
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Stanwell has a LOT of shapes. That's a good one.
They have their regular lines, then they have shapes made by top carvers, and several one off special editions.
I currently have what appears to be shape 194, which I can find zero information on. I really want to sell it, but have no clue what it's worth....and neither do any of the Stanwell experts ive talked to.
They have their regular lines, then they have shapes made by top carvers, and several one off special editions.
I currently have what appears to be shape 194, which I can find zero information on. I really want to sell it, but have no clue what it's worth....and neither do any of the Stanwell experts ive talked to.
I am in the same boat here, so I just put it for an auction and let the market showStanwell has a LOT of shapes. That's a good one.
They have their regular lines, then they have shapes made by top carvers, and several one off special editions.
I currently have what appears to be shape 194, which I can find zero information on. I really want to sell it, but have no clue what it's worth....and neither do any of the Stanwell experts ive talked to.
I posted recently in pipe repairs about a chipped stem and here I used the same technique and materials.
Finally! A Near Undetectable Chipped Stem Repair! :: Pipe Repair and Maintenance - https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/finally-a-near-undetectable-chipped-stem-repair.109676/
Btw here are some before photos of the stem after deoxidation:
Nice looking pipe. Similar to one I have but different stain. Similar stamping.
Somehow I'm just seeing this post, and I realized I have a pipe like this. I think the proportions are a little off and it's stamped Mini-Well, made in Denmark. It's not really a well pipe so I figure it's a take on the name Stanwell. Maybe made by a novice/student carver, but it does look like the Sixten shape 89 for the most part.
