GIANT LANE ERA CHARATAN’S MAKE SPECIAL, EXTRA RARE PIPE
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:899591 | Modified Item: No |
| Body Shape: Stand up | Country/Region of Manufacture: United Kingdom |
| Brand: Charatan’s |
This is a GIANT (marked “Extra Large”) Lane era Charatan’s Make Special.
Awesome grained briar, massive pipe, really difficult to find!
The pipe is in very good condition, the markings are well readable except for the “£” of lane and “Large” (look at the picture please).
Rare, giant pipe, sure a great investment for all pipes collectors.
Length: 19 cm (7, 48 inch).Height: 6 cm (2, 36 inch).Internal diameter: 2, 6 cm (1, 02 inch).Weight: 138 gr.
Please..., look at my other pipes for sale.I combine shipping.Thanks for your attention.
I love revitalizing these pieces of wood, bringing to light the flaming of the roots, the bird's eye buried by dark patinas, soiled with tar. I do not just clean the pipes, I restore them. As far as possible, I try to eliminate every little sign of wear, both from the chamber and in the stem; I remove the burns from the walls, I clean the smoking chamber from the accumulated cake, I remove any marks on the briar, and make the stem shine again. Over the years I have developed personal techniques and have constructed my own work tools. I only use natural products for my pipes, like carnauba wax for polishing and food alcohol for the sterilization of stems. It's a job I do carefully, looking for the best result without being too "aggressive" on the pipe; in essence, the pipe, at the end of all the procedures, become
Awesome grained briar, massive pipe, really difficult to find!
The pipe is in very good condition, the markings are well readable except for the “£” of lane and “Large” (look at the picture please).
Rare, giant pipe, sure a great investment for all pipes collectors.
Length: 19 cm (7, 48 inch).Height: 6 cm (2, 36 inch).Internal diameter: 2, 6 cm (1, 02 inch).Weight: 138 gr.
Please..., look at my other pipes for sale.I combine shipping.Thanks for your attention.
I love revitalizing these pieces of wood, bringing to light the flaming of the roots, the bird's eye buried by dark patinas, soiled with tar. I do not just clean the pipes, I restore them. As far as possible, I try to eliminate every little sign of wear, both from the chamber and in the stem; I remove the burns from the walls, I clean the smoking chamber from the accumulated cake, I remove any marks on the briar, and make the stem shine again. Over the years I have developed personal techniques and have constructed my own work tools. I only use natural products for my pipes, like carnauba wax for polishing and food alcohol for the sterilization of stems. It's a job I do carefully, looking for the best result without being too "aggressive" on the pipe; in essence, the pipe, at the end of all the procedures, become
