Pipeline

  • JESPER OF DENMARK 56

    Denmark Classical upper middle grade Danish pipe designed by Jørgen Larsen. Jørgen worked for Stanwell from 1965 until 1969, and started making his own line of pipes in 1970. He also made pipes for Peter Stokkebye for about 25 years. Concurrent with his pipe making, Jørgen was also employed as an officer in an Arrest…

  • GARDESANA A 303

    Italy Gardesana Pipe SNC di Fiorenzo Rovera e.C. SNC produces machine-made series pipes in numerous lines and finishes. The jugdements on them range from “smokeable” to “excellent for the price” (up to appr. $100 for the better lines). Gardesana produces the HIS (Hugo International Series) pipes, too. The shape seems to be inspired by Danish…

  • GARDESANA B 301

    Italy Gardesana Pipe SNC di Fiorenzo Rovera e.C. SNC produces machine-made series pipes in numerous lines and finishes. The jugdements on them range from “smokeable” to “excellent for the price” (up to appr. $100 for the better lines). Gardesana produces the HIS (Hugo International Series) pipes, too. The shape seems to be inspired by Danish…

  • COMO

    Italy / USA According to our sources the Como series was produced by La Rocca (Italy) and Calabresi (USA). So it’s another nice example of the International collaboration, probably from Thomas Christiano. The shape is as simple as much practical and attractive at the same time, very similar to pipes being made by well known…

  • Jean Claude

    Italy Despite the name it’s not a French pipe, rather an Italian one. However such affodable and reliable pipes are quite frequently represented in pipe shops in many Europian cities and from own experience we can say Jean Claude can serve as a good first pipe or an undemanding everyday device for many practical smokers….

  • Old England Old Briar

    Italy Of course the pipe has nothing common with Sasieni and other famous English brands, also it hardly can be a Norwegian G. Larsen product (some sources note there was also the Old England series). So it’s the most probably an Italian. Nevertheless good work, proper engineering, the device should work without any issues. The…

  • JAMES UPSHALL Tilshead

    England “At James Upshall, no part of the production is trusted to pre-set machines or copy-fraisers. Each pipe is shaped on a single flat bed lathe by chisel and the craftsman’s artistic skill. Each James Upshall pipe is the result of perfect briar quality as well as the skill of the hand-turner, no two pipes…

  • SAVINELLI Punto Oro Birdseye 130

    Italy An Italian responce to the cult popularity of Dunhill white spot. Savinelli is the most known and respected Italian pipe manufactory, they always offer an extremely wide variety of shapes and series: from affordable everyday devices till excquisite luxury works of art. And their “Punto Oro” (“Golden Spot”) series looks like a real competitor…

  • BUTZ-CHOQUIN Maitre Pipier De Luxe

    France The series Maitre Pipier doesn’t belog to any specific manufacturer. Butz-Choquin, Chacom, Ropp, Jean Chretin, Jean Lacroix and others marked theirs most interesting and attractive pipes with this stamping to demonstrate their craftsmanship. At Butz-Choquin pipes of the “Maitre Pipier” series were crafted by Paul Lanier until he retired and after him by Alain…

  • CHACOM Bayard S62

    France All available sources unambiguously classify the pipe as a Chacom product. The series is very probably named after Pierre Terrail, seigneur de Bayard (c. 1476 – 30 April 1524), “a French knight at the transition between the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, generally known as the Chevalier de Bayard. Throughout the centuries since his…