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'''''Jean-Christophe BIENFAIT''''' ...bowls and thus one more was added to the already far-famed articles de St Claude ..." [1]</blockquote>

...e Benoit'''||old brand and factory in Chassal, on the outskirts of [[Saint-Claude]] |'''[[Èmile Vuillard]]'''||[[Saint-Claude]]

|'''Idée'''||brand of [[Ganeval et Cie.]]; [[Saint-Claude]] |'''[[J. Vincent Fils]]'''||former factory in [[Saint-Claude]], produced the [[Gardhill]] brand

...l the way to the mid 20th century.<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Claude,_Jura</ref> ...ited with the making the first briar pipe. The souvenir industry of Saint-Claude supplied all the manufacturing preconditions for the making of the briar pi

|'''Baily-Martre'''||early 20th century factory in [[Saint-Claude]] |'''Baronedel, Joseph-Ludovic||early 20th century French factory near [[Saint-Claude]] producing [[JLB]]

|'''[[Ma Colombe]]'''||Jean Masson |'''MAD'''||brand of [[Ganeval et Cie.]]; [[Saint-Claude]]

'''''Many thanks to Jean-Christophe Bienfait for his translation''''' ...illé comme tourneur sur bois à fabriquer des extensions de tuyaux à Saint-Claude et dans ses environs pour les pipes en terre et en porcelaine. Donninger é

...ls Holzdrechsler in der Ton- und Porzellanpfeifenindustrie in und um Saint-Claude. '''Donninger''' schließlich war Österreicher oder Schweizer und arbeitet ...]-Holz für Tabakpfeifen. Kurze Zeit nach den ersten Fertigungen in [[Saint-Claude]] nahm man Kontakte dorthin auf und begann, von dort den neuen Rohstoff zu

...d as a wood turner in the clay and china pipe industry in and around Saint-Claude making stem extensions etc. '''D'''onninger was an Austrian or Swiss and ha ...riar wood for tobacco pipes. Shortly after the first fabrications in Saint-Claude had started they fixed contacts with suppliers there and began to obtain th

...it lui-même travaillé comme tourneur sur bois à fabriquer des tuyaux à St Claude et dans ses environs pour les pipes en terre et en porcelaine. Donninger é ...les pipes. Peu après que les premières fabrications eurent débuté à Saint-Claude ils prirent contact avec des fournisseurs de là-bas et commencèrent à se

...d as a wood turner in the clay and china pipe industry in and around Saint-Claude making stem extensions etc. '''D'''onninger was an Austrian or Swiss and ha ...riar wood for tobacco pipes. Shortly after the first fabrications in Saint-Claude had started they fixed contacts with suppliers there and began to obtain th

...pephil.eu/logos/en/infos/lamy.html pipephil.eu]]][[file:Lamy4ptt.jpg|thumb|Jean Lamy dans son atelier, courtesy [http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/en/infos/lamy ...d the "Compagnons de France" in 1942, which brought him to stay in [[Saint-Claude]] where his office was next a pipe maker's workshop.

|'''Renè Zanda'''||Former [[Saint-Claude]] factory, associated with La Glorieuse, Ultimas and Zaza |'''Reybier Fères et Fils'''||Early 20th Century [[Saint-Claude]] factory, previously Reymodet-Gruet. Made cane and telescopic pipes around

...utz-Choquin]] qui est censé les avoir fabriquées. Bon, les pipes de Saint-Claude ne sont certainement pas mauvaises par principe, mais ces Charatan étaient <blockquote><q>De Saint Claude, une petite ville des montagnes du Jura, patrie française de l’industrie

...name (hard to read!). Jean Lacroix sometimes marked Maitre Pipier a Saint-Claude.

...ude]], France. [[Butz-Choquin]] is said to be the manufacturer. Now, Saint-Claude made pipes are surely not bad per axiom, but these Charatans were woefully <blockquote><q>From Saint-Claude, a small town in the Jura mountains which is the French home of the briar p

The pipe, from Metz to Saint-Claude. Jean-Baptiste Choquin of Metz started out as a tobacconist. This enterprise was

...tion of briar pipes. In 1923 a small building in the environment of Saint-Claude, serving as a workshop for polishing, was added. ...ompany was taken over by Cuty-Fort Entreprises (Chacom, Jeantet, Vuillard, Jean Lacroix...) in 1994.

'''Many thanks to Jean-Christophe Bienfait for his work on this translation.''' --[[User:Sethile|s ...rnées par les pipiers français. Finir des têtes de pipe tournées à [[Saint-Claude]] et d’autres centres manufacturiers était une pratique courante parmi l

...le is now available in Francais here: '''[[Barling.fr]]''': Many thanks to Jean-Christophe Bienfait for his work on the translation. ...to briar bowls turned by French carvers. Finishing bowls turned in [[Saint-Claude]] and other manufacturing centers was a common practice among British maker