Churchwarden with Two Stems

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Alden
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Churchwarden with Two Stems

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I made this tiny little 5" Billiard and decided to spice it up with a long stem too. Band is Sterling.
Watcha think ?

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Re: Churchwarden with Two Stems

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wow your a blasting machine! I like this billiard a little more, and it looks nice with both stems!
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Shit, Ryan. This is a damn fine batch!

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I really like it with the CW stem. Very classy.
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Very nicely done!
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Ryan ---

Is that a repair band, or did you engage in a bit of jewelry making?
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Re: Churchwarden with Two Stems

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I guess you'd call it a repair band. Just a plain sterling band I fitted to the pipe. I tried my hand at spinning silver last year for caps on military mounts, and never got the hang of it.
One of these days I'd love to start working my own silver, but that will be when I get much higher prices for the work!
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