STANWELL Hand Made 87R
Denmark, 1960s
An absolutely convincing and collectable large Stanwell chimney pipe from the registration era (1948 – early 1970s). The crowned “S” on the stem was introduced around 1960 so the pipe can be dated by the 1960s.

Denmark, 1960s
An absolutely convincing and collectable large Stanwell chimney pipe from the registration era (1948 – early 1970s). The crowned “S” on the stem was introduced around 1960 so the pipe can be dated by the 1960s.

Denmark De Luxe Stanwell pipe approximately from the 1970’s made still at the Danish Stanwell factory. The pipe has the wonderfull Stanwell’s blast finish (even Sixten Ivarsson ordered blasting works at Paul Stanwell factory), very unusual oval shape of the bowl. In other words the pipe will be a pride reason for any collector.

Denmark, 1970s An impressive Stanwell’s freehand pipe desgined by Tom Eltang and made in 1970s the earliest and definitely still at the Danish factory. The shining brass band creates an amazing contrast with black sandblasted briar surface.

Denmark, 1960s An old and well-preserved Stanwell pipe that we can date fairly accurately. The registration number 969-48 was obtained by the company in 1948, and Stanwell pipes were marked with it until the early 1970s. At the same time, the crowned S on the mouthpiece appeared around 1960, so the pipe can be safely…

Denmark, 1960s The Danish pipe from the most famous Stanwell period. The registration number was obtained by the company in 1948 and Stanwell pipes were stamped with it until the early 1970’s. The shape 04 was designed by a great friend of the Stanwell – Sixten Ivarssson. The “M” states for the military mount stem….

Denmark The pipe represents one of the most popular classic series produced by the famous Danish company. A moderately smoked practical and comfortable canadian pipe with a 925 sterling collar.

Denmark, 1960s A very nice lightweight and rare Stanwell pipe from the registration era. The shape number 78 was created by unsurpassed Siksten Ivarsson in 1950s. But since there is a crown on the stem, then the pipe was made a bit later, in 1960s. Usually Stanwell offered all shapes both with smooth and sandblasted…