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These elegant yet practical pipe tampers from the French company Credo S.A. have become highly sought after by smokers, often resulting in a shortage. Made from a recyclable zinc-aluminum alloy, they feature a complete set of tools for pipe maintenance during smoking. Their thoughtfully designed shape allows them to fit effortlessly into even the tightest pocket. A truly wonderful device!
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This unique English three-pipe stand bears no manufacturer’s markings (typically a separate metal plate attached to the bottom), but antique enthusiasts will easily recognize it as a piece crafted no later than the 1950s by Tallent of Old Bond Street, London. Renowned for its high-quality wooden products—such as music boxes (some featuring dancing ballerinas), humidors, cigar boxes, and pipe stands—Tallent’s creations are unmistakable. While traces of prior use can be noticeable upon close inspection, we have taken great care to refresh this piece, incorporating a subtle modern touch to ensure that the new owner can fully appreciate and enjoy this exceptional find.
Di seguito la traduzione in italiano / Italian translation is below
This two-pipe stand was meticulously crafted by Ukrainian artisans at the beginning of the century. It resided in a warm and welcoming home as part of a large, well-curated collection. Signs of use are minimal, reflecting its careful preservation.
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This pipe stand was expertly crafted by Ukrainian artisans at the beginning of the century. It belonged to a warm and inviting home and was part of a well-established collection. Signs of use are minimal, a testament to its careful maintenance.
Di seguito la traduzione in italiano / Italian translation is below
This pipe stand was expertly crafted by Ukrainian artisans at the beginning of the century. It belonged to a warm and inviting home and was part of a well-established collection. Signs of use are minimal, a testament to its careful maintenance.
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This pipe stand was expertly crafted by Ukrainian artisans at the beginning of the century. It belonged to a warm and inviting home and was part of a well-established collection. Signs of use are minimal, a testament to its careful maintenance.
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Mario Grandi is not a real person. Mario Grandi is a brand name, or, to be more exact, a sub brand name related to Mastro Beraldi. At the same time Mastro Beraldi is not a real person either. The real name of a real person (and the very hardworking pipe carer!) who stands behind all those names is Aldo Pierluigi. He started carving pipes in the 1970s, all pipes are made from the best Italian briar, all bowls are carved and finished by hand, no templates. Most of the modern pipes from Aldo are marked “Mastro Beraldi”, pipes with Per Imei Amici (“for my friends”) nomenclature are made for friends and the best customers.
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The pipe bag can comfortably accommodate your pipe and tobacco (or accessories) in separate pockets.
The bag has normal used condition not excluding some surface wear, but without any identified major issues.
Approximate dimensions 15.5 x 9 cm (6.1 x 3.5″).
The pipe bag can comfortably accommodate 2 pipes, necessary accessories and tobacco itself in separate pockets.
The bag has normal used condition not excluding some surface wear, but without any identified major issues.
Approximate dimensions 19 x 10 cm (7.5 x 3.9″).
La borsa per pipe può ospitare comodamente 2 pipe, accessori necessari e tabacco stesso in tasche separate.
La borsa ha condizioni di utilizzo normali, non esclusa una certa usura superficiale, ma senza problemi importanti identificati.
Dimensioni approssimative 19 x 10 cm.