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didimauw

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Jul 28, 2013
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How has it held up over the last almost three years? Really like the looks of the sera line
Really well. I took acetone to the finish, and discovered a "spongey" looking part of the briar, that was hidden in the shellac they use. But other than aesthetics, and the really wide stem, it smokes really well. My heaviest pipe, and the lightest clenching pipe.
 

makhorkasmoker

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Aug 17, 2021
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Really well. I took acetone to the finish, and discovered a "spongey" looking part of the briar, that was hidden in the shellac they use. But other than aesthetics, and the really wide stem, it smokes really well. My heaviest pipe, and the lightest clenching pipe.
Thanks! It’s on my short list for my next pipe.
 
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LeafErikson

Lifer
Dec 7, 2021
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I could be wrong, but the Rossi Sera line looks like Savinelli Tre Rusticated pipes that didn't quite make the Savinelli grade. It's a shame they're not drilled to be filterless or I'd buy a bunch of them.