Italy Three-digit shape numbers were introduced by Savinelli in the early 1970s, and they use a completely different font for markings. Therefore, this is definitely not a Savinelli Capri. At the same time, Wilczak and Cowell in their book “Who Made This Pipe?” refer to Oppenheimer, an old and respected English brand, and the Italian…
Germany There’s a really nice, creative and quite moderately (if not lightly) smoked hybrid of the brandy shape and churchwarden from the best German manufactory. The pipe comes with two stems – the long vulcanite churcharden style and short acrylic one traditional for Vauen products, so you every time have a choice!
Denmark A pipe of the exclusive series from Stanwell: the bowl is made in the calabash shape and completed with two stems: one standard lenght acrylic and one long made of vulcanite, so you may use it either as a “traditional” pipe or as an churchwarden. Great finding! The pipe comes with an original tube…