Show Us Your Sasieni Pipes
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I didn't realize that shape continued into the 4-Dot line! Are you sure that isn't a Four Dot (the dots like like Four Dot). Post a picture of the nomenclature please.
You are definitely more knowledgeable about pipes, I just recently started pipe smoking. This is a pipe that was handed down to me by my grandmother. I would appreciate any information and knowledge you could share.
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That is a "Four Dot", made before the merger in 1980 and could be as early as the mid 1940's. Your photo is a bit blurry (shoot with a camera phone, zoomed in, no flash, under a light) but I suspect it is stamped "Viscount Lascelles". It looks to be in great shape, an easy restoration.
Yes sir, It says Sasieni Four Dot Rustic
Viscount Lascelles and it says England as well….
What is this metal piece? It can easily be removed… like i said, Im very new to art of pipe smoking
It's called a "stinger" and there was a time when most pipe makers thought they were necessary. Hundreds of different styles extant.
The metal fitment is called a stinger, a condenser that was used to cool the smoke. The type of logo stamp is post war. I don’t see any patent stamp, so after 1950. I’m guessing later because of the shape of the dot pattern, maybe mid ‘50’s at the earliest.
That’s awesome, I do appreciate the knowledge you have shared with me about this amazing piece of art. It is an absolute pleasure to smoke
Might taste a bit salty/sour because of the oxidation on the stem. Once you clean her up might be even better experience. What’s the pipe to the left of the Sasieni in the photo?
