Savinelli - Autograph - 煙斗 - 野蔷薇 - (2)

Savinelli is a renowned handmade pipe brand, founded in Milan in 1876, known for the quality and design of its products.
the auction includes two tobacco pipes ,a stainless steel curapipe a original suede bag pipe case and a original a box of a Savinelli pipe

Savinelli is an Italian company founded in 1876, renowned worldwide for the production of pipes
- savinelli punto oro 602
-savinelli autograph
-stainless steel curapipe

-stainless steel curapipe

It is a multifunctional tool used by pipe smokers for maintenance and cleaning.

Here are the main details:

The tool combines three functions: a pestle (tamper) to press tobacco, a spoon (scoop/reamer) to remove ash and residue, and a tip (poker/pick) to free the air duct.

- savinelli punto oro 602
Savinelli Punto Oro 602 model. This line of pipes is renowned for the elegance, reliability and tradition of the Savinelli brand, first introduced in 1958 by Achille Savinelli.

Punto Oro pipes are made exclusively with the highest quality oat and with an exceptional vein, selected from only a very small percentage of global production. The model 602 is a curved pipe (bent) in billiard style, characterized by elegant curves and a slight shrinkage of the cooker upwards.

-savinelli autograph
pipe from the Italian brand Savinelli, specifically a model from the "Autograph" series (Ograph).
"Autograph" pipes are unique and limited edition pieces, made with high quality Italian ear and classified into groups according to their beauty and absence of aesthetic imperfections.

These pipes are considered collector's items that combine tradition and artisanal innovation

The Savinelli Autograph tobacco pipe, Dublin model bent (bent Dublin). Autograph pipes are unique pieces, handmade, and classified into groups according to the quality of the briar and design.

Autograph pipes are the excellence of Savinelli production, made with high quality ear.

Each pipe is a unique piece, with shapes that deviate from the brand's standard models, allowing artisans to express their creativity.