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I've never seen another of these: a Savinelli Autograph Second.
The stem has the typical Autograph swirl, but a different logo.
It takes the Savinelli balsawood filters.
The stem has the typical Autograph swirl, but a different logo.
It takes the Savinelli balsawood filters.
The Serpent stamp (similar to the crest for Milan) can be found on hand made marked Savinellis. I have an Estella Hand Made that bears the Serpent stamp on the stem. The other Estellas I have are based on known model numbers and bear the model number stamps on the stummel and the Estella “E” stamp on the stem.
Got an email for the new Savinelli line of pipes. Couldn't resist this one:
This is the first new Sav. I've ever bought. I have an early 80s GD'O that doesn't see much use unfortunately.
Anyone else snag one of these?
This is the first new Sav. I've ever bought. I have an early 80s GD'O that doesn't see much use unfortunately.
Anyone else snag one of these?
Yeah, that's too much for a factory pipe.I know someone who is NOT in the market for one - @Chasing Embers
My new 122 Porto Cervo. This is my 2nd Savinelli.
Beautiful pot! I might have to get one of these for myself. I can always use the b-day excuse...
Well, I went ahead and pulled the trigger. @JRW11b I blame you!Beautiful pot! I might have to get one of these for myself. I can always use the b-day excuse...
This is my 4th Savinelli, and my first vulcanite stem pipe. It's very rare that I simply fall in love with a pipe the moment I see a picture of it, but this was one of those times. I plan on christening it on my birthday, Monday, and cracking one of my four remaining tins of Drew Estate Gatsby Luxury Flake for the occasion. Very very happy with this beaut.
YEAAAAAAA!!!!!!! Congrats man! Its been my go to lat burner since I got it. I love the wood accent on the stem, it really is a nice pipe! I hope you enjoy it on your birthday!!Well, I went ahead and pulled the trigger. @JRW11b I blame you!
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This is my 4th Savinelli, and my first vulcanite stem pipe. It's very rare that I simply fall in love with a pipe the moment I see a picture of it, but this was one of those times. I plan on christening it on my birthday, Monday, and cracking one of my four remaining tins of Drew Estate Gatsby Luxury Flake for the occasion. Very very happy with this beaut.
Wishing you Happy Smokes with your new pipe for your Birthday on Monday
Very Best Wishes
The new Sav is just fantastic, I love it! Broke it in with the Gatsby Luxury Flake, and it went so well, I did it again today. One of those spectacular, magical smokes that stands out above all the rest. I love how light it is, and the rustication gives it a wonderful feel in the hand. This will be my new pipe for VAs, which I tend to hit pretty hard during the warmer months.Wishing you Happy Smokes with your new pipe for your Birthday on Monday
Very Best Wishes
Very happy right now!
Bought a box of old pipes and accessories for $40 last night. This Savinelli Oscar aged briar was one of them
I was thinking about going for that one!
Oxidation removed with negligible damage to stem and ferrule logos and button. Polished up and will make a nice display piece.
Savinelli is one of the top three brands of pipes on and in my racks and cabinet, and without a head count, I'd guess it was the top brand. There I am in my avatar at left smoking my 601 churchwarden.
I have unfinished Savinellis that have colored and aged into a polished looking stain finish with no polish or wax added, just regular buffing with a cloth. I have an Oscar Lucite series prince that doesn't take the balsa filter, a 606 bent billiard carved like a corncob with a bright corn yellow stem and slim green band, a 673 bulldog Opera pipe, among others.
I have unfinished Savinellis that have colored and aged into a polished looking stain finish with no polish or wax added, just regular buffing with a cloth. I have an Oscar Lucite series prince that doesn't take the balsa filter, a 606 bent billiard carved like a corncob with a bright corn yellow stem and slim green band, a 673 bulldog Opera pipe, among others.