SYNJECO SA INSIGHTS Memorable Tobacco Pipes

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This page has been created to accommodate and display permanently pipes that: (1) are unique in their design and/or dimensions, (2) bring back a certain memory, and/or (3) will always be part of the history and development of our site.

If you think a certain pipe on our site can be added to this page, please send us a message. Thank you.

The Don Carlos "Cum Corde"

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Why this pipe is memorable: This pipe was made by Bruto Sordini to demonstrate through our site how he makes his pipes. While he was making it, Bruto and I decided to offer it on auction and donate the final price realized to the Nursing Home of Cagli, where the Don Carlos pipes are made. Bruto decided to give the Latin name "Cum Corde" (From the Heart), and stamped it "Dic. '99". The auction was won by Toren Smith of the USA, and he has been tremendously enjoying it. You can see how this pipe was made from A-Z at: The Maestro At Work

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Left-hand side of the bowl

Right-hand side of the bowl

Natural grain inside the bowl

"cum corde - Dic. '99"

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Why this pipe is memorable: First of all, this is an Ars et Labor Don Carlos pipe; the name is only given pipes that show an innovative design, an exceptional way of utilizing the natural grain of the briar, or a combination of both. The reason why this pipe has been honored with that name is the incredible brid's eye it exhibits.

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Right-side of bowl

An Angle view

Bottom of entire pipe

"Ars et Labor" stamp