Stanwell Walnut 124 Made In Denmark Estate Pipe

From the Faridunhill archive - estate pipes documented from our own reference cabinets. The Stanwell Walnut 124 is an iconic shape that combines an egg-apple bowl with a long, pointed shank that narrows in the middle and widens at the ends, ending with a saddle stem. This particular pipe was made in 1983, a collaboration between Danish pipe-making genius Sixten Ivarsson and his son Lars Ivarsson, and is the last major model Sixten delivered to the factory. IDENTIFICATION
Stanwell Walnut 124 made in Denmark HISTORICAL CONTEXT
Stanwell was founded in 1942 by Poul Nielsen under Kyringe, with Danish production ending in 2009. From 2010, Stanwell pipes are made by Barontini in Italy, except for limited editions which remain Danish-linked. GRADING & MARKS
- Stanwell Walnut 124 shape number
- Made in Denmark
- No additional marks or hallmarks found SHAPE ANALYSIS
The Walnut 124 is a unique shape that combines an egg-apple bowl with a long, pointed shank that narrows in the middle and widens at the ends, ending with a saddle stem. This design is a collaboration between Sixten Ivarsson and his son Lars Ivarsson, and is the last major model Sixten delivered to the Stanwell factory. BRIAR & FINISH
The Walnut 124 is finished in a smooth, reddish stain that highlights the natural grain of the briar. The stem is vulcanite, with a tapered profile and a fishtail bit. CONDITION REPORT
Condition: Very good. The bowl shows light rim wear and a few scattered scratches. The chamber is clean with no cake or char. The stem is intact with no tooth marks or repairs. No fills or repairs seen. Worldwide shipping and professional sanitation on every estate pipe.

Measured: Length 140 mm (5.51 in); Bowl height 48 mm (1.89 in); Bowl width 40 mm (1.57 in); Chamber diameter 20 mm (0.79 in); Chamber depth 41 mm (1.61 in); Weight 51 g (1.80 oz).