Started in 1968, Roberto Ascorti and Luigi Radice split from Castello, and the name came from a laughter-filled evening associating the pipes with a fireplace or chimney, which is “camino” in Italian. This poker is a fine example of the craftsmanship taken over by Tommi Ascorti (Roberto’s Son). It features a smooth poker shape in a natural color with traditional Italian curves with a slight cant to the stem. There is a hint of flame grain on the bowl that is breathtaking.
Started in 1968, Roberto Ascorti and Luigi Radice split from Castello, and the name came from a laughter-filled evening associating the pipes with a fireplace or chimney, which is “camino” in Italian. This poker is a fine example of the craftsmanship taken over by Tommi Ascorti (Roberto’s Son). It features a smooth poker shape in a natural color with traditional Italian curves with a slight cant to the stem. There is a hint of flame grain on the bowl that is breathtaking.
