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*PotY 2015. Quarter-bent panel sitter with a green saddle stem. | *PotY 2015. Quarter-bent panel sitter with a green saddle stem. | ||
*PotY 2016. Bent Dublin with an acrylic trim and a flared push stem. | *PotY 2016. Bent Dublin with an acrylic trim and a flared push stem. | ||
*PotY 2017. Straight squat Dublin with a saddle stem. | *PotY 2017. Straight squat Dublin with a saddle stem, designed by Poul Winsløw. | ||
*PotY 2018. Straight Dublin with a flush flared stem. | *PotY 2018. Straight Dublin with a flush flared stem. | ||
*PotY 2019. Straight brandy-lovat hybrid with a silver trim and saddle stem, by Johannes Gaarn Rasmussen (Suhr pipes). | *PotY 2019. Straight brandy-lovat hybrid with a silver trim and saddle stem, by Johannes Gaarn Rasmussen (Suhr pipes). | ||
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[[File:004-001-12713.jpg|thumb|A Superba freehand. Image courtesy Smokingpipes.com.]] | [[File:004-001-12713.jpg|thumb|A Superba freehand. Image courtesy Smokingpipes.com.]] | ||
At some point between 1970 and 1990, Stanwell sold the 'Superba' line of pipes. These pipes were crafted in the same manner as their earlier freehand pipes and did not conform to Stanwell's catalog of established shapes, however 'Superba' pipes were still often closer to classical designs, or to designs in the emerging Danish tradition, than the freehand pipes Stanwell sold in the 1960s. Two examples are given below, as a means of indicating the range of design approaches found in 'Superba' pipes. These pipes were simply stamped 'Superba,' along with Stanwell's brand nomenclature, and were not numbered. | At some point between 1970 and 1990, Stanwell sold the 'Superba' line of pipes. These pipes were crafted in the same manner as their earlier freehand pipes and did not conform to Stanwell's catalog of established shapes, however 'Superba' pipes were still often closer to classical designs, or to designs in the emerging Danish tradition, than the freehand pipes Stanwell sold in the 1960s. Two examples are given below, as a means of indicating the range of design approaches found in 'Superba' pipes. These pipes were simply stamped 'Superba,' along with Stanwell's brand nomenclature, and were not numbered. | ||
[[File:Screenshot 20230415 201936 eBay.jpg|thumb|A 'Superba' freehand. Image courtesy Valeria eBay.]] | |||
=== 'TE' Pipes === | |||
When Tom Eltang worked as a sales representative for Stanwell, he made his own versions of Stanwell shapes to present when liaising with vendors. These pipes are distinguished by an encircled 'TE' in the nomenclature. | |||
=== 'Winsløw' Pipes === | |||
When Poul Winsløw worked as a sales representative for Stanwell, he made his own versions of Stanwell shapes to present when liaising with vendors, sometimes with distinct design changes. These pipes are distinguished by the addition of 'WINSLØW' in the nomenclature.[[File:Screenshot 20230415 201936 eBay.jpg|thumb|A 'Superba' freehand. Image courtesy Valeria eBay.]] | |||
=== Other non-numbered shapes === | === Other non-numbered shapes === | ||