Sasieni Patent Eight Dot "Haslemere" Pipe.

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EDIT: Fixed Capitalization in Title (See Rule 9)

This very legit Sasieni patent was shipped to me by Jud.

She did not come mean, but I suspected so much potential.

Gents was I right, she's now halfway the clean up and already so outstandingly pretty :

Original stem, no tooth marks, moderate oxidation that protected the tiny dots from fading (?) .
Stinger let go easily .
Bowl finish in fine, original condition, beautiful plum hue, cake came out on the first touch in thick flakes .
NO damage to the chamber whatsoever . No smell, clean walls, smooth as baby's bottom.
Will post more pics. soon, would like to know your learned opions.

Thank you for watching !



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dmcmtk

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It's interesting to see the pre-war Haselmere shape, I would be curious to see it next to the post-war Victoria shape (71), and indeed the post-war Haselmere shape (13). The post war Haselmere is a smaller pipe than the Victoria, with a little more cant to the bowl, in other words the Victoria's is more upright. I'm getting the feeling that the pre-war Haselmere became the post-war Victoria.

The Victoria, shape 71. Both the Old England line in rustic finish, and smooth,

71R 003.jpg71R 005.jpgOld England 71 005.jpgOld England 71 014.jpg

And the smaller Haselmere, shape 13, a Royal Stuart,

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Dec 10, 2013
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Nijmegen, the Netherlands
It's interesting to see the pre-war Haselmere shape, I would be curious to see it next to the post-war Victoria shape (71), and indeed the post-war Haselmere shape (13). The post war Haselmere is a smaller pipe than the Victoria, with a little more cant to the bowl, in other words the Victoria's is more upright. I'm getting the feeling that the pre-war Haselmere became the post-war Victoria.

The Victoria, shape 71. Both the Old England line in rustic finish, and smooth,

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And the smaller Haselmere, shape 13, a Royal Stuart,

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Hi Dave,
Thank you for posting the pictures, to see the evolution of a pipe shape is always mighty interesting.

My eight dot haslemere is an upright dublin with a much less canted bowl.
 
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Hi Dave,
Thank you for posting the pictures, to see the evolution of a pipe shape is always mighty interesting.

My eight dot haslemere is an upright dublin with a much less canted bowl.
Would you say your pipe is closer to group 2-3 size, or group 3-4 size? I just noticed the Haslemere/Derwent is listed as shape 13 in the 1930's price list (see pipedia Sasieni page),

Sasieni - Pipedia - https://pipedia.org/wiki/Sasieni

I also noticed I was misspelling Haslemere...:rolleyes:
 
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Wonderful pipe in ravishing condition with the stampings still sharp !
Good for comparison indeed !
Stem from a late Era ?
Mine is not yet finished ; the stinger needs a further cleaning and polish and so does the stem.
Bowl will be waxed, I'm not of the carnauba crowd .
Eight dot stem
 
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