Who Is Our Resident Stanwell Expert?
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What time frame were they produced? Were these Sixteen Ivarsson created pipes (Shape numbers 30, 127, 214)? Do they have any collectible value?
Reg. No. ? Model? 30 I know (the Peewit shape), 127 I can find an image, 214 I'm a little hazy on. 30, and 127 are Sixten Ivarsson shapes.
I just noticed I transposed the numbers on the 214. It's a 124. Here's a photo of the three. Top is the 30, middle is the 127 and bottom is the 124.
I now have the list. Looks like the shapes were created by Sixteen Ivarsson.Stanwell Shape Numbers and Designers - Pipedia
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Great chart, Don. We could put this thread in the Danish Pipes section, if we had one 
. I would suggest that all members who feel the same way kindly request, nay, beg Kevin to create a new section for the Danish-obsessed.
. I would suggest that all members who feel the same way kindly request, nay, beg Kevin to create a new section for the Danish-obsessed.
I agree. We need a Danish Pipe section.Great chart, Don. We could put this thread in the Danish Pipes section, if we had one
They are in my possession for now. LOL. These and about 50 other pipes belong to woman who received them as part of her father-in-law estate. They have had them sitting around for almost 3 years and her husband told her to see what could or should be done with them. She contacted me because I'm the president of the New Orleans Pipe Club and I buy estates and restore them for my collection.
I like to research and learn about the pipes I restore. Once I clean them up and catalog them, I'll give her a list of approximate worth and the pipes so she can sell them. In return, I am getting three of the pipes (I'm getting a Castello Sea Rock and a Thomas Cristanio freehand.)
One Stanwell's most popular models. The Peewit shape. Of course this iconic shape was also made by Stanwell as the 30. This pipe, with bamboo, was made by Sixten Ivarsson for PipeDan.
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