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*10. Three versions of this shape number: | *10. Three versions of this shape number: | ||
:a) Slightly bent Dublin-Zulu hybrid with a strong forward cant and a tapered stem (early 1950s - see catalog). | :a) Slightly bent Dublin-Zulu hybrid with a strong forward cant and a tapered stem (early 1950s - see catalog). | ||
:[[File:004-001-17214.7983 (1).jpg|thumb|Stanwell's second shape 10 was yet another highly unique Sixten Ivarsson creation. Image courtesy Smokingpipes.com]]b) Slightly bent strawberry with a special stepped stem, by Sixten Ivarsson (late 1950s - see catalog; pictured, right). | :[[File:004-001-17214.7983 (1).jpg|thumb|Stanwell's second shape 10 was yet another highly unique Sixten Ivarsson creation, featuring a tall, strawberry-like bowl and a flattened S-curve leading from shank to button. Image courtesy Smokingpipes.com]]b) Slightly bent strawberry with a special stepped stem, by Sixten Ivarsson (late 1950s - see catalog; pictured, right). | ||
:c) Bent | :c) Bent, strawberry with a flared vulcanite mount and flared push stem, by Sixten Ivarsson. | ||
*11. Two versions of this shape number: | *11. Two versions of this shape number: | ||
:a) Slightly bent billiard with an oval shank and a tapered stem, by Sixten Ivarsson. | :a) Slightly bent billiard with an oval shank and a tapered stem, by Sixten Ivarsson. | ||
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*18. Four versions of this shape number: | *18. Four versions of this shape number: | ||
:a) Straight billiard with a tapered stem (early 1950s - see catalog). | :a) Straight billiard with a tapered stem (early 1950s - see catalog). | ||
:b) Quarter-bent | :b) Quarter-bent strawberry with a saddle stem, by Sixten Ivarsson. | ||
:c) Straight stack with a short tapered stem. | :c) Straight stack with a short tapered stem. | ||
:d) Tall slightly bent Zulu-style with a short, tapered fantail stem. | :d) Tall slightly bent Zulu-style with a short, tapered fantail stem. | ||
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*23. Two versions of this shape number: | *23. Two versions of this shape number: | ||
:a) Straight billiard (early 1950s - see catalog). | :a) Straight billiard (early 1950s - see catalog). | ||
:b) Bent | :b) Bent strawberry with a rounded rim and saddle stem, by Sixten Ivarsson. | ||
*24. Three versions of this shape number: | *24. Three versions of this shape number: | ||
:a) Straight, forward-canted Dublin with a stepped stem (early 1950s - see catalog); similar to Peterson's 'Belgique' shape. | :a) Straight, forward-canted Dublin with a stepped stem (early 1950s - see catalog); similar to Peterson's 'Belgique' shape. | ||
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*28. Bent brandy with a saddle stem. | *28. Bent brandy with a saddle stem. | ||
*29. Straight billiard of medium size with a tapered stem. | *29. Straight billiard of medium size with a tapered stem. | ||
*[[File:Img-116534-w1323-h700.jpg|thumb|A Sixten Ivarsson 'Peewit' from 1973. Ivarsson frequently returned to this design throughout his career as a pipemaker, licensing several variations to Stanwell, as well as continuing to make them under his own name. The Peewit would also come be reinterpreted by many artisan pipemakers, including in designs licensed to Stanwell by Tom Eltang, and Sixten's granddaughter, Nanna Ivarsson. Image courtesy The Danish Pipe Shop. ]]30. Bent | *[[File:Img-116534-w1323-h700.jpg|thumb|A Sixten Ivarsson 'Peewit' from 1973. Ivarsson frequently returned to this design throughout his career as a pipemaker, licensing several variations to Stanwell, as well as continuing to make them under his own name. The Peewit would also come be reinterpreted by many artisan pipemakers, including in designs licensed to Stanwell by Tom Eltang, and Sixten's granddaughter, Nanna Ivarsson. Image courtesy The Danish Pipe Shop. ]]30. Bent strawberry with various possible stem configurations (thin stepped, thicker stepped, metal faux-spigot, horn ferrule with push flared stem, etc.), by Sixten Ivarsson. An example of Ivarsson's 'Peewit' design (see picture, right). | ||
*31. Three versions of this shape number: | *31. Three versions of this shape number: | ||
:[[File:Stanwell 31 trap saddle.png|thumb|Stanwell's shape 31 as featured in the 1960s catalog (see below). Currently no images exist of this pipe outside of the catalog illustration, but its design is worth a picture (if you have one, please let me know - JM). The stem seems to be unique in that it combines elements of the trapezoidal saddle stem seen on many Sixten Ivarsson designs (such as shape 71) with the diamond motif of traditional bulldog pipes.]]a) Straight bulldog with a unique diamond-trapezoidal saddle stem (late 1950s - see catalog; pictured, see right). | :[[File:Stanwell 31 trap saddle.png|thumb|Stanwell's shape 31 as featured in the 1960s catalog (see below). Currently no images exist of this pipe outside of the catalog illustration, but its design is worth a picture (if you have one, please let me know - JM). The stem seems to be unique in that it combines elements of the trapezoidal saddle stem seen on many Sixten Ivarsson designs (such as shape 71) with the diamond motif of traditional bulldog pipes.]]a) Straight bulldog with a unique diamond-trapezoidal saddle stem (late 1950s - see catalog; pictured, see right). | ||
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*32. Two versions of this shape number: | *32. Two versions of this shape number: | ||
:a) Straight bulldog with a saddle stem; Stanwell’s first pipe shape (originally designed in 1942). | :a) Straight bulldog with a saddle stem; Stanwell’s first pipe shape (originally designed in 1942). | ||
:[[File:Stanwell 32 bent dublin.jpg|thumb|For Stanwell's second shape 32, Sixten Ivarsson combined his Peewit motif with elements of a more traditional bent Dublin, creating a shape which is at once simple and difficult to put into words. Thankfully, a picture has been provided courtesy of Yuri at Blaik Pipes.]]b) Bent Dublin- | :[[File:Stanwell 32 bent dublin.jpg|thumb|For Stanwell's second shape 32, Sixten Ivarsson combined his Peewit motif with elements of a more traditional bent Dublin, creating a shape which is at once simple and difficult to put into words. Thankfully, a picture has been provided courtesy of Yuri at Blaik Pipes.]]b) Bent Dublin-strawberry hybrid with a rounded rim and saddle stem, by Sixten Ivarsson. Redesigned by Tom Eltang in the early 1990s. | ||
*33. Two versions of this shape number: | *33. Two versions of this shape number: | ||
:a) Bent bulldog with a tapered stem. | :a) Bent bulldog with a tapered stem. | ||
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*99. Liverpool | *99. Liverpool | ||
*100. Small apple-shaped bowl, author bent. | *100. Small apple-shaped bowl, author bent. | ||
*101. 'Elegance' series; Quarter-bent | *101. 'Elegance' series; Quarter-bent small strawberry with an acrylic mount and long tapered stem. A reinterpretation of Sixten Ivarsson's shape 48. | ||
*102. 'Elegance'; Bent apple with a concave rim, acrylic mount, and long tapered stem. | *102. 'Elegance'; Bent apple with a concave rim, acrylic mount, and long tapered stem. | ||
*103. 'Elegance'; Small billiard with an acrylic mount and a long tapered stem. | *103. 'Elegance'; Small billiard with an acrylic mount and a long tapered stem. | ||
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*N1. Bent wide, squat tomato with a white ring and push flared stem, by Nanna Ivarsson. | *N1. Bent wide, squat tomato with a white ring and push flared stem, by Nanna Ivarsson. | ||
*N2. Quarter-bent squat calabash with a white ring and stepped/saddle hybrid stem, by Nanna Ivarsson. | *N2. Quarter-bent squat calabash with a white ring and stepped/saddle hybrid stem, by Nanna Ivarsson. | ||
*N3. Quarter-bent | *N3. Quarter-bent strawberry with a silver ring and saddle stem, by Nanna Ivarsson. Reminiscent of Sixten Ivarsson's Peewit motif. | ||
*N4. Slightly bent apple with a white band and saddle stem, by Nanna Ivarsson. | *N4. Slightly bent apple with a white band and saddle stem, by Nanna Ivarsson. | ||
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*PotY 2004. Quarter-bent apple with an oval shank and a saddle stem, by Tom Eltang. | *PotY 2004. Quarter-bent apple with an oval shank and a saddle stem, by Tom Eltang. | ||
*PotY 2005. Slightly bent apple with a triangular shank and flare/saddle hybrid stem, by Tom Eltang. | *PotY 2005. Slightly bent apple with a triangular shank and flare/saddle hybrid stem, by Tom Eltang. | ||
*PotY 2006. Bent tall | *PotY 2006. Bent tall strawberry with a saddle stem, by Tom Eltang. | ||
*PotY 2007. Conflicting sources; either a straight squat Rhodesian with an oval shank and a tapered stem; or a slightly bent brandy with a concave rim and a flare/saddle hybrid stem, by Poul Winsløw. | *PotY 2007. Conflicting sources; either a straight squat Rhodesian with an oval shank and a tapered stem; or a slightly bent brandy with a concave rim and a flare/saddle hybrid stem, by Poul Winsløw. | ||
*PotY 2008. Conflicting sources; either a slightly bent tall Rhodesian with an oval shank and tapered stem; or a bent billiard with two flush flared stems of differing lengths. | *PotY 2008. Conflicting sources; either a slightly bent tall Rhodesian with an oval shank and tapered stem; or a bent billiard with two flush flared stems of differing lengths. | ||