Help Identifying This Pipe (Savinelli?)

[Tongue-Fried]

Can anyone help me identify this pipe? I found it on Facebook Marketplace, but by the time I’d contacted it was no longer available.

The poster was a lady whose husband passed away and she was selling his pipes, and couldn’t ID anything for me more than that she thought it was a Savinelli.

I didn’t recognize the logo or the pipe shape, but I’d welcome anyone who may know the brand or shape number. To my eyes it looked like a Stanwell logo, but she said she thought it was a Savinelli.

 

[Servant King]

Looks more like the Stanwell "S" to my eye, but it could be something else entirely. One of the more experienced dudes on here should be able to point you in the right direction. Regardless, it's a good lookin' pipe!

 

[newbroom]

http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/images/s/shamrock3a.jpg

Just a guess.

Sh -- Pipes: Logos & Markings

www.pipephil.eu

 

[Tongue-Fried]

http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/images/s/shamrock3a.jpg

Just a guess.

Sh -- Pipes: Logos & Markings

www.pipephil.eu

You know, after Googling Shamrock pipes (Peterson seconds it looks like), the logo does look very similar.

 

[kcghost]

It could be a Sharrow. It has an "S" that looks very similar to the one shown. That would make it of English origin if it were.

 

[Tongue-Fried]

So I was browsing estate pipes on eBay a little while ago, and came across a piece almost identical in shape and finish to the pipe in question, just a tad bit shorter chimney/bowl depth than this one. Identical logo…

Early 1950’s Stanwell Deluxe. The one I missed out on was asking $20… Kicking myself that I didn’t stumble upon her listing sooner.