SAVINELLI Autograph 4

SAVINELLI Autograph 4

Italy

Another striking and unique addition to our archive of Savinelli Autograph pipes — each one entirely handmade from the finest briar, rightfully standing as a point of pride for Italian artisans and a source of admiration (and envy) among collectors.

Pipe markings “SAVINELLI \ AUTOGRAPH”, “4”, “ITALY”, “autograph”
Length 17.1 cm (6.73″)
Bowl Height 6.0 cm (2.36″)
Outside Diameter 4.8 cm (1.89″)
Chamber Diameter 2.5 cm (0.98″)
Chamber Depth 4.6 cm (1.81″)
Weight 63 gr.

Briar, acrylic stem, 6 mm filter.

The pipe is not for sale. It was restored to order and has already started a new life in a new cozy home.

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