Regardless of the stem … it is a fantastic pipe ?
Also the stem looks Sasieni to me, but probably a later era Sasieni
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Also the stem looks Sasieni to me, but probably a later era Sasieni
Thank you.
I buy pipes pretty much to suit my tastes, without any thought to their "collectibility".
As both my sons are non-smokers, any thoughts on leaving my pipes for posterity is a pipe dream ?
Incidentally this pipe cost me less than the postage, so regardless of absence of dots, I'm well pleased with this purchase.
That's interesting! Everything I've read said they stopped production of them during the war.Actually, Sasieni made 8 dots later than 1939. This one is hallmarked for 1941:
that could still hold true,the war ended in 1945 so sables 1941 pipe is before that date.
Indeed the war didnt start for the US until December 1941 so sables pipe is pre war
It's a matter of some debate. It certainly went on later than 1939. Some sources I've read suggest that 8 dots continued until 1946, when the nomenclature went through a remake. We'll just have to see what turns up. Keep in mind that Sasieni experts either supported a date of 1928 or 1935 for the introduction of town names, and both were wrong.
Jesse- What's with the brown streaks on the second photo! Seems to run from the ferrule to the heel.
I’ve never seen a military mount before. Did you clean her up yourself?Actually, Sasieni made 8 dots later than 1939. This one is hallmarked for 1941:
Sasieni was in England. If they stopped producing during the war, then...that could still hold true,the war ended in 1945 so sables 1941 pipe is before that date.
Indeed the war didnt start for the US until December 1941 so sables pipe is pre war
if they stopped production during the war ,it could have been 1939 or 1944 still during the war.But sables pipe dated 1941 suggests they were still making 8 dot pipes up till 1941 at least
Production of pipes didn’t completely stop during the war. Makers relied on existing stock as well as revamping problem stock sitting in boxes to continue to offer products.
HI everyone, I am wondering if anyone can help me with dating my sasieni. It's a patent Danzey. From the info I find on Pipedia, it seems to have nomenclature that crosses over two periods. Here is what I see:
Sasieni (no fish, but unclear below Sasieni)
FOUR DOT
LONDON MADE
Pat No. ...221/2... (It's a bit unclear)
"DANZEY"
So, from what I gather from pipedia is that the "FOUR DOT" script replaced the patent number. But my pipe has both. Has anyone come across this? Perhaps it wasn't a smooth changeover and there was some overlap? Another possible identifying mark is the dots. They appear bluish to me and more rectangular than equilateral. I will put photos up once I can take some decent pictures. Thanks in advance for any knowledge.
Sasieni (no fish, but unclear below Sasieni)
FOUR DOT
LONDON MADE
Pat No. ...221/2... (It's a bit unclear)
"DANZEY"
So, from what I gather from pipedia is that the "FOUR DOT" script replaced the patent number. But my pipe has both. Has anyone come across this? Perhaps it wasn't a smooth changeover and there was some overlap? Another possible identifying mark is the dots. They appear bluish to me and more rectangular than equilateral. I will put photos up once I can take some decent pictures. Thanks in advance for any knowledge.
Just finished a bowl of St Bruno. I thought that this old Sasieni deserved a couple of close-up pictures.
