First pipe. Stanwell De Luxe 15 Rustic (9mm).
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A couple of recent additions. Stanwell Shape 35 (and 935) canted egg designed by Anne Julie. Possibly my favourite Stanwell shape of all.
The smaller partially sandblasted is a Royal Danish (Stanwell 2nd line) Shape 935
The larger, saddle-stemmed smooth has no markings on the stummel, and stem markings are illegible from over-buffing. Impossible to know if it is a Stanwell, Scandia or one of their other 2nd lines.
The smaller partially sandblasted is a Royal Danish (Stanwell 2nd line) Shape 935
The larger, saddle-stemmed smooth has no markings on the stummel, and stem markings are illegible from over-buffing. Impossible to know if it is a Stanwell, Scandia or one of their other 2nd lines.
I got these a few years ago and never posted them - a pair of featherweight 240's.
I smoke these two probably more than any of my other pipes.
Would anyone know if Stanwell made this shape in a vario or golden danish finish? I rarely see this shape come up as estates.
Stanwell brass band horn. Love the pipe, wont stand in a rack, so I need to lay it down.My only Stanwell, a Vario 29 of recent vintage. It's a nice pipe for aromatics.
My love fest with Anne Julie's bent, oval shanked canted egg with tapered stem Shape 35B for Stenwell continues.
In this week is an unsmoked sandblasted Danish Sovereign (Stanwell 2nd) Shape 435.
Pictured with its siblings (from top)
Danish Natural smooth
Royal Danish Shape 935 partially blasted
Danish Sovereign Shape 435 sandblasted
In this week is an unsmoked sandblasted Danish Sovereign (Stanwell 2nd) Shape 435.
Pictured with its siblings (from top)Danish Natural smooth
Royal Danish Shape 935 partially blasted
Danish Sovereign Shape 435 sandblasted
Recently I got addicted to Stanwell estate. Made in Denmark.
Stanwell Mat Shape 85
Stanwell Royal Danish 161
Stanwell De Luxe Shape 98
Stanwell Royal Briar Shape 98
Stanwell Mat Shape 85
Stanwell Royal Danish 161
Stanwell De Luxe Shape 98
Stanwell Royal Briar Shape 98
My Army Mount (although not a “proper” army mount at all) is my first pipe and carried me through a lot of hard times.
It was a present from my wife, who chose a sandblasted version. I was disappointed at first but grew to love it so much, that now I can’t even think about using a smooth pipe.
It was a present from my wife, who chose a sandblasted version. I was disappointed at first but grew to love it so much, that now I can’t even think about using a smooth pipe.
I'd like to correct a mistake in the original post
The larger of the 2 Anne Julie-designed canted eggs (the smooth with saddle stem) is a Shape 186
My Stanwell 63. This is an Italian made Stanwell but it smokes beautifully and feels great in the hand.
Always loved the Prince shape and finding a Stanwell other than the 109 has proven to be elusive. The 46. Finally, found one and am quite happy about it. Anyone see these often, I surely don't. This one seems to be an oldie. It has a script logo Stanwell over the Reg.#, over OLD BRIAR and stamped 346. Info from the seller, was much appreciated: The Prince Shape 46, grade 3 (=346) where 1 was the finest (146) and 8 the worse (846). Cleaned up really well, it was is great shape. So happy to have had the opportunity to add this pipe to my Stanwell collection.
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I picked up this NOS, Made in Denmark Stanwell at the St. Louis Pipe show for $35. I don’t know anything about it but it sure smokes fine!
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Looks like a POTY- is there a year on the metal piece?
There isn’t. Did Stanwell make pipes with blank engraving plates? I have seen one with initials before but didn’t know if it was common.
Not to my knowledge - they used the same sandblast finish and metal piece either on top of the shank or on the side like yours (and mine below). They are fantastic pipes and one of my favorite briars
