Savinelli Bacco Rusticated Pipe 311KS – 6mm filter pipe

Savinelli Bacco Rusticated Pipe 311KS is a half-bent Poker. This model is appreciated for their ability to stand without any support or pipe holder. Its most distinctive feature is the position of the shank compared to the bowl, because the shank inserts in the burning chamber in an unusual position, a little bit over the bowl’s foot. Unlike the model 310 KS the shank was reduced. The pipe has a saddle stem.

Pipe dedicated to Bacco, God of wine and the grape harvest, a tribute to all Italian red wines. Pipe available in two finishes, smooth natural and rusticated burgundy. The pipes have a burgundy variegated stem that represents the colour of red wine adorned with a large band and a thinner one in aluminium to highlight the colour of the stem.

Measurements in millimetres

• Overall length 125mm
• Bowl height 51mm
• Smoking chamber diameter 19mm
• Weight in grams 50g

About Savinelli Pipes

The Savinelli story began in 1876 when Achille Savinelli Sr. opened one of the world’s first stores exclusively selling smoking articles in Milan. Over time, it became a hub for passionate smokers to exchange ideas. Achille Sr. started designing pipes, later showcased at the Italian Industrial Exposition in 1881. His son Carlo took over in 1890, fostering strong client relationships. Achille Jr., born in 1918, learned pipe making during World War II. After the war, he founded Savinelli’s own pipe production, driven by a desire to match foreign quality with Italian craftsmanship. With the help of friends, he opened the Savinelli factory in 1948, producing pipes of superior quality. Despite initial skepticism, Savinelli pipes gained global acclaim, setting a new standard. Achille Jr.’s dedication to quality and design laid the foundation for the company’s success. Today, Giancarlo, the great-grandson of the founder, leads Savinelli, balancing tradition with innovation, ensuring its legacy endures into the future.

View our full range of Savinelli pipes here: Savinelli Pipes | James Barber Tobacconist (smoke.co.uk)