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Stanwell Shape Numbers and Designers
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<div>== Introduction ==<br />
''This excellent list is the work of notable Stanwell collector, Basil Stevens. It first appeared on [https://rebornpipes.com/tag/shape-numbers-and-designers-of-stanwell-pipes/ Rebornpipes.com], and appears here on Pipedia courtesy of Bas and rebornpipes.com.''<br />
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In my experience Bas Stevens is one of the foremost authorities on Stanwell pipes. Whenever I find a shape I need information on or a pipe that I need help identifying the shape or the carver I email Bas and he has the information readily at hand. I picked up this shape listing from him some time ago and it identifies the shape by number and by designer. I found it extremely helpful so I wrote Bas and asked if I could post it here. Bas granted gracious permission and below is what Bas has provided.<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s PriceList.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 5.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 6.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 7.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 8.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 9.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 10.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellModels1.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:StanwellModels2.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]]<br />
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=== List by shape number ===<br />
*1. Stack, straight shank; canted or angled rim, l-r;<br />
:a) Freehand, straight, angled rim, named Nefertite, by Sixten Ivarsson – late 1950s.<br />
:b) Freehand, Pick Ax, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (1975)<br />
*2. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval bowl and stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, egg-shaped bowl, sloping top, full mouthpiece.<br />
*3. Billiard medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*4. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Lovat with long stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (Golden King)<br />
*5. Bulldog, oval shank<br />
*6. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Dublin style by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent sitter, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*7. Panel Free Hand, Free Hand w/panel or rectangular shank.<br />
:a) Slight bent, oval stem, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*8. Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*9. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular bowl, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*10. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Tulip bowl, oval stem, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11R. Bulldog, bent, with long shank and long full mouthpiece by Anne Julie. Billiard w/saddle stem, Canted Pear by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*12. Large billiard, full mouthpiece<br />
*13. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Pear-shaped bowl, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*14. Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*15. Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece. (large 07-2)<br />
*16. Billiard, long stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
*17. Small billiard, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*18. Pear-shaped bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*19. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*20. Two versions of this shape<br />
:a) Freehand, boat-shaped, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*21. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*22. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard, oval stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent, flat bottom, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*23. Freehand bent, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*24. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*25. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Same as 24a but larger, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval bowl, rounded top, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*26. Freehand, slightly bent, oval, by Anne Julie.<br />
*27. Billiard, slightly bent, stem with metal ring, push mouthpiece.<br />
*28. Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*29. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*30. Freehand, bent, “Strawberry”, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*31. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, large shape 30, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*32. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece, Stanwell’s first pipe shape from 1942.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Redesigned by Tom Eltang in the early 1990s.<br />
*33. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bulldog, bent, push mouthpiece.<br />
*34. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, slightly bent, sloping bowl, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bulldog, slightly bent, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*35. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie.<br />
*36. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1975.<br />
*37. Freehand, bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*38. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Lovat, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Small bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*39. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*40. Small billiard, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece..<br />
*41. Medium billiard (bowl29), metal ring, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Last produced in 1980.<br />
*42. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Billiard, slightly bent, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, full bent, rectangular stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*43. Freehand, full bent, large ball-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*44. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece. (1975)<br />
*45. Pot, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*46. Prince, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*47. Small freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1950s.<br />
*48. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl with rounded rim, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*49. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*50. Billiard, large size, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*51. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*52. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*53. Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*54. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*55. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Oval bent Dublin, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Designed and introduced in the late 1950’s to early 1960s.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*56. Canadian, full mouthpiece.<br />
*57. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*58. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*59. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*60. “Chimney, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*61. Small billiard, long 75mm full mouthpiece.<br />
*62. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Liverpool, medium size.<br />
:b) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*63. Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*64. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*65. Dublin, full mouthpiece.<br />
*66. “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*67. Small oval bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*68. Poker, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*69. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin.<br />
:b) Same as shape 67 but larger.<br />
*70. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1967.<br />
:b) Canted Billiard with pencil shank.<br />
*71. Freehand, rounded rim, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*72. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*73. No shape<br />
*74. Canadian, medium size.<br />
*75. Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem & mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*76. Liverpool, medium size.<br />
*77. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, oval bowl, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*78. Freehand, oval bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1950s.<br />
*79. Dublin, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*80. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large bent billiard.<br />
*81. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*82R. Large billiard, taper bit<br />
*83. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Large Pot, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*84. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent with oval stem.<br />
:b) Large bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*85. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – late ‘50’s to ‘60’s (info rec’d from Tom Eltang).<br />
:b) Bent Billiard saddle mouthpiece. (discontinued – 2006 and replaced with shape 246).<br />
*86. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*87. Four versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Freehand, conical bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:d) Large ball, full mouthpiece.<br />
*88. Three versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Billiard, medium size, very short, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*89. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval stem, short oval saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, thin, long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*90. Freehand, ball shaped, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
*91. Freehand, large flat bowl, saddle mouthpiece, “Ukulele” by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*92. same as shape 91 but smaller by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*93. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small Dublin, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large Canadian.<br />
*94. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Egg-shaped bowl with oval stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, straight, oval bowl and stem – 1950s.<br />
*95. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) same as shape 86 but larger by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*96. Freehand, oval bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*97. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Liverpool.<br />
*98. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Pot, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Lovat.<br />
*99. Liverpool<br />
*100. Small apple-shaped bowl, author bent.<br />
*101. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 48.<br />
*102. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, bent oval bowl.<br />
*103. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, small billiard.<br />
*104. “Elegence”, Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 86 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*105. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 08 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*106. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 79 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*107. Small Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*108. Freehand, sloping bowl, sadle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*109. Flat, ball-shaped bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*110. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*111. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*112. Freehand, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*113. Canadian with conical bowl.<br />
*114.<br />
*115. Same as shape 111 with push mouthpiece..<br />
*116. Pot with oval stem.<br />
*117.<br />
*118. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*119. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*120. Large bent, conical bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*121. Large ball-shaped bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*122. Small Billiard, oval stem.<br />
*123. Small bent Billiard.<br />
*124. Freehand, long conical stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*125. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*126. Same as shape 125 but with plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*127. Freehand strongly bent, saddle mouthpiece, similar to shape 39, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*128. Freehand, slightly bent, ball-shaped, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*129. Large, ball-shaped, strongly bent, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*130. Freehand, bent with push/long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*131. Ball shaped with long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*132. Large Billiard.<br />
*133. Bent, ball-shaped with saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*134. Freehand, slightly bent, with push mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*135. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang. .<br />
*136. Bent, sloping bowl, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*137. Small Dublin, sloping bowl by Tom Eltang.<br />
*138. Mid-Sized bent Freehand, Canted bowl round top rim by Tom Eltang, see example bellow.<br />
*139. Billiard, slightly bent, conical bowl, by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*140. Small freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*141. Billiard, medium size, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*142. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*143.<br />
*144. Freehand, large bent, plateau top, long saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*145. Freehand, sloping bowl, long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*146. Freehand, oval stem saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*147. Small pot, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*148. Canadian, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*149.<br />
*150. Special series, “Junior”, small shapes, filter only.<br />
*151. Same<br />
*152. Same<br />
*153. Same<br />
*154. Same<br />
*155. Same<br />
*156. Rhodesian by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*157. Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*158. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*159. Large Billiard, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*160. Large bent, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*161. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*162. Calabash, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*163. Freehand, “Facet”, hexagonal, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*164. Freehand, “Trio”, with brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*165. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*166. Large bent, “sitter”, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*167. Freehand, “Omega”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*168. Freehand, “Golf”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*169. Large Billiard, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Bang – 1986.<br />
*170. Large “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*171. Freehand “Hexagon”, large bent, with brass ring by Bang.<br />
*172. Freehand “Viking”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*173. “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*174. Liverpool.<br />
*175. Medium “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
*176. Small ball-shaped bowl, oval stem, short full mouthpiece.<br />
*177. Billiard, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*178. Billiard, conical bowl, oval stem with panels, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*179. Same as shape 178 but slightly bent by Bang.<br />
*180. Freehand, conical bowl, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*181. Same as shape 180 but with Plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*182. Same as shape 179 but larger and with filter only by Bang.<br />
*183. Large bent, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Anne Julie<br />
*184. Large conical bowl, oval stem with panels, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*185. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*186. Freehand, large bent, egg-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*187. Freehand, conical bowl, square stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*188. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*189. Freehand, “Rhodesian bowl”, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*190. Billiard with hexagon stem, brass ring, full mouthpiece by Tom Eltang – 1992.<br />
*191. Small Rhodesian by Tom Eltang.<br />
*192. Large Pot with short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*193. Apple, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*194. Freehand, “Facet” with panels, brass ring, full mouthpiece.<br />
*195. Large but short Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*196. Large but short Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*197.<br />
*198. Freehand “Boa” with brass ring<br />
*199. Featherweight, Billiard with hexagon stem and brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*200. Featherweight, Freehand, small shape 86.<br />
*201. Featherweight, Canadian.<br />
*202. Featherweight, Lovat.<br />
*203. Freehand “Diamond.<br />
*204. Freehand, slightly bent, square bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*205. Freehand “Lotus” with brass ring.<br />
*206. Freehand “Lilje” with brass ring.<br />
*207. Poker, by Poul Winslow.<br />
*208. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*209. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*210. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Pot by Tom Eltang.<br />
*211. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*212. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*213. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*214. Freehand, slightly bent, square stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*215. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece by Poul Ilsted.<br />
*216. Cutty.<br />
*217. Freehand oval Horn by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*218.<br />
*219.<br />
*220. Liverpool.<br />
*221.<br />
*222.<br />
*223. Bent Billiard, 6-face panel shank, full mounthpiece.<br />
*224.<br />
*225. Freehand with oval shank.<br />
*226. Tulip.<br />
*227. Trim bent Dublin with saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*228. Dublin by Tom Eltang.<br />
*229.<br />
*230.<br />
*231.<br />
*232. Bent Billiard, sits on flat shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*233.<br />
*234. Billiard with oval shank by Poul Winslow.<br />
*235. Island Pipe, FANO.<br />
*236. Island Pipe, BORNHOLM.<br />
*237. Island Pipe, SJAELLAND.<br />
*238. Island Pipe, FYN.<br />
*239.<br />
*240.<br />
*241. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*242. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*243. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*244. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*245. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*246. Slimmed-down shape 86 – 2005.<br />
*247. Spring, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*248. Summer, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*249. Fall, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*250. Winter, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*251.<br />
*252.<br />
*253.<br />
*254.<br />
*255.<br />
*256. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*257. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*258. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*259. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*260. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Slightly-canted chimney, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*291 1/8 bent Apple.<br />
*1240 Pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixteen Ivarsson.<br />
*2606. Sitter by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1985 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1986 Straight Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1987 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1988 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1989 by (Bang ? info from J.G.), by Jess Chonowitsch (in from Basil Stevens)<br />
*POY 1990 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1991 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1992 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1993 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1995 Modified Dublin/Horn by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1996 Billiard w/ Saddle Stem by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1997 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1998 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1999 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2000 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2001 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2002 Pot/Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2003 Billiard w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2004 Bent Apple w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2005 Straight Apple/Brandy by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2006 Bent elongated Peewit by Tom Eltang.<br />
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'''© Basil D. Stevens'''<br />
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=== List by designer ===<br />
*'''Sixten Ivarsson:''' 01 (Nefertiti), 01 (Pick Ax), 02, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20 (Free Hand Boot), 20 (Bent Dublin), 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 32 (Free Hand), 33, 34, 35 (Bent Free Hand), 37, 38, 41, 43, 48, 55, 59, 62, 63, 64, 70 (Free Hand Volcano/Sitter), 75 (Billiard w/oval shank), 79, 82, 85 (Bent Egg), 86, 87, 90, 91R, 95, 96, 105, 109, 119, 124, 2606 (Sitter), POY 1993.<br />
*'''Tom Eltang:''' 32 (redesign), 84, 126, 129, 131,135, 136, 137, 138, 164 (Trio), 177, 180, 181, 190, 204, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 227, 232, POY 1986, POY 1987, POY 1988, POY 1990, POY 1992, POY 1996, POY 1997, POY 1998, POY 2000, POY 2001, POY 2002, POY 2003, POY 2004, POY 2005.<br />
*'''Jess Chonowitsch:''' 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 156, 157, 158, 159, 161, 162 (Calabash), 163 (Facet), 166, 167, 168, 171 (Hexagon), 172 (Viking), 217, POY 1985, POY 1989, POY 1991.<br />
*'''Poul Winslow:''' 207, 234<br />
*'''Anne Julie:''' 26, 35, 36, 183<br />
*'''Peter Hedegaard:'''<br />
*'''Bang:''' 169, 170, 178, 179, 182, 189, POY 1989<br />
*'''Poul Ilsted:''' 215<br />
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Information copy-right and compiled by Basil D. Stevens <br />
2019-03-01<br />
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'''© Basil D. Stevens'''<br />
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Stanwell Shape Numbers and Designers
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<div>== Introduction ==<br />
''This excellent list is the work of notable Stanwell collector, Basil Stevens. It first appeared on [https://rebornpipes.com/tag/shape-numbers-and-designers-of-stanwell-pipes/ Rebornpipes.com], and appears here on Pipedia courtesy of Bas and rebornpipes.com.''<br />
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In my experience Bas Stevens is one of the foremost authorities on Stanwell pipes. Whenever I find a shape I need information on or a pipe that I need help identifying the shape or the carver I email Bas and he has the information readily at hand. I picked up this shape listing from him some time ago and it identifies the shape by number and by designer. I found it extremely helpful so I wrote Bas and asked if I could post it here. Bas granted gracious permission and below is what Bas has provided.<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s PriceList.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 5.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 6.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 7.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 8.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 9.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 10.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellModels1.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:StanwellModels2.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]]<br />
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=== List by shape number ===<br />
*1. Stack, straight shank; canted or angled rim, l-r;<br />
:a) Freehand, straight, angled rim, named Nefertite, by Sixten Ivarsson – late 1950s.<br />
:b) Freehand, Pick Ax, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (1975)<br />
*2. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval bowl and stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, egg-shaped bowl, sloping top, full mouthpiece.<br />
*3. Billiard medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*4. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Lovat with long stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (Golden King)<br />
*5. Bulldog, oval shank<br />
*6. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Dublin style by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent sitter, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*7. Panel Free Hand, Free Hand w/panel or rectangular shank.<br />
:a) Slight bent, oval stem, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*8. Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*9. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular bowl, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*10. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Tulip bowl, oval stem, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11R. Bulldog, bent, with long shank and long full mouthpiece by Anne Julie. Billiard w/saddle stem, Canted Pear by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*12. Large billiard, full mouthpiece<br />
*13. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Pear-shaped bowl, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*14. Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*15. Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece. (large 07-2)<br />
*16. Billiard, long stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
*17. Small billiard, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*18. Pear-shaped bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*19. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*20. Two versions of this shape<br />
:a) Freehand, boat-shaped, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*21. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*22. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard, oval stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent, flat bottom, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*23. Freehand bent, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*24. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*25. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Same as 24a but larger, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval bowl, rounded top, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*26. Freehand, slightly bent, oval, by Anne Julie.<br />
*27. Billiard, slightly bent, stem with metal ring, push mouthpiece.<br />
*28. Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*29. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*30. Freehand, bent, “Strawberry”, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*31. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, large shape 30, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*32. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece, Stanwell’s first pipe shape from 1942.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Redesigned by Tom Eltang in the early 1990s.<br />
*33. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bulldog, bent, push mouthpiece.<br />
*34. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, slightly bent, sloping bowl, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bulldog, slightly bent, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*35. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie.<br />
*36. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1975.<br />
*37. Freehand, bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*38. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Lovat, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Small bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*39. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*40. Small billiard, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece..<br />
*41. Medium billiard (bowl29), metal ring, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Last produced in 1980.<br />
*42. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Billiard, slightly bent, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, full bent, rectangular stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*43. Freehand, full bent, large ball-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*44. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece. (1975)<br />
*45. Pot, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*46. Prince, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*47. Small freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1950s.<br />
*48. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl with rounded rim, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*49. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*50. Billiard, large size, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*51. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*52. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*53. Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*54. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*55. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Oval bent Dublin, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Designed and introduced in the late 1950’s to early 1960s.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*56. Canadian, full mouthpiece.<br />
*57. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*58. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*59. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*60. “Chimney, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*61. Small billiard, long 75mm full mouthpiece.<br />
*62. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Liverpool, medium size.<br />
:b) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*63. Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*64. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*65. Dublin, full mouthpiece.<br />
*66. “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*67. Small oval bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*68. Poker, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*69. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin.<br />
:b) Same as shape 67 but larger.<br />
*70. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1967.<br />
:b) Canted Billiard with pencil shank.<br />
*71. Freehand, rounded rim, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*72. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*73. No shape<br />
*74. Canadian, medium size.<br />
*75. Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem & mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*76. Liverpool, medium size.<br />
*77. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, oval bowl, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*78. Freehand, oval bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1950s.<br />
*79. Dublin, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*80. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large bent billiard.<br />
*81. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*82R. Large billiard, taper bit<br />
*83. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Large Pot, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*84. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent with oval stem.<br />
:b) Large bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*85. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – late ‘50’s to ‘60’s (info rec’d from Tom Eltang).<br />
:b) Bent Billiard saddle mouthpiece. (discontinued – 2006 and replaced with shape 246).<br />
*86. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*87. Four versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Freehand, conical bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:d) Large ball, full mouthpiece.<br />
*88. Three versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Billiard, medium size, very short, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*89. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval stem, short oval saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, thin, long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*90. Freehand, ball shaped, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
*91. Freehand, large flat bowl, saddle mouthpiece, “Ukulele” by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*92. same as shape 91 but smaller by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*93. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small Dublin, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large Canadian.<br />
*94. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Egg-shaped bowl with oval stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, straight, oval bowl and stem – 1950s.<br />
*95. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) same as shape 86 but larger by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*96. Freehand, oval bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*97. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Liverpool.<br />
*98. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Pot, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Lovat.<br />
*99. Liverpool<br />
*100. Small apple-shaped bowl, author bent.<br />
*101. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 48.<br />
*102. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, bent oval bowl.<br />
*103. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, small billiard.<br />
*104. “Elegence”, Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 86 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*105. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 08 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*106. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 79 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*107. Small Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*108. Freehand, sloping bowl, sadle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*109. Flat, ball-shaped bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*110. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*111. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*112. Freehand, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*113. Canadian with conical bowl.<br />
*114.<br />
*115. Same as shape 111 with push mouthpiece..<br />
*116. Pot with oval stem.<br />
*117.<br />
*118. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*119. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*120. Large bent, conical bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*121. Large ball-shaped bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*122. Small Billiard, oval stem.<br />
*123. Small bent Billiard.<br />
*124. Freehand, long conical stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*125. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*126. Same as shape 125 but with plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*127. Freehand strongly bent, saddle mouthpiece, similar to shape 39, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*128. Freehand, slightly bent, ball-shaped, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*129. Large, ball-shaped, strongly bent, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*130. Freehand, bent with push/long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*131. Ball shaped with long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*132. Large Billiard.<br />
*133. Bent, ball-shaped with saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*134. Freehand, slightly bent, with push mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*135. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang. .<br />
*136. Bent, sloping bowl, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*137. Small Dublin, sloping bowl by Tom Eltang.<br />
*138. Mid-Sized bent Freehand, Canted bowl round top rim by Tom Eltang, see example bellow.<br />
*139. Billiard, slightly bent, conical bowl, by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*140. Small freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*141. Billiard, medium size, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*142. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*143.<br />
*144. Freehand, large bent, plateau top, long saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*145. Freehand, sloping bowl, long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*146. Freehand, oval stem saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*147. Small pot, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*148. Canadian, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*149.<br />
*150. Special series, “Junior”, small shapes, filter only.<br />
*151. Same<br />
*152. Same<br />
*153. Same<br />
*154. Same<br />
*155. Same<br />
*156. Rhodesian by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*157. Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*158. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*159. Large Billiard, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*160. Large bent, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*161. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*162. Calabash, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*163. Freehand, “Facet”, hexagonal, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*164. Freehand, “Trio”, with brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*165. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*166. Large bent, “sitter”, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*167. Freehand, “Omega”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*168. Freehand, “Golf”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*169. Large Billiard, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Bang – 1986.<br />
*170. Large “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*171. Freehand “Hexagon”, large bent, with brass ring by Bang.<br />
*172. Freehand “Viking”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*173. “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*174. Liverpool.<br />
*175. Medium “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
*176. Small ball-shaped bowl, oval stem, short full mouthpiece.<br />
*177. Billiard, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*178. Billiard, conical bowl, oval stem with panels, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*179. Same as shape 178 but slightly bent by Bang.<br />
*180. Freehand, conical bowl, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*181. Same as shape 180 but with Plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*182. Same as shape 179 but larger and with filter only by Bang.<br />
*183. Large bent, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Anne Julie<br />
*184. Large conical bowl, oval stem with panels, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*185. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*186. Freehand, large bent, egg-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*187. Freehand, conical bowl, square stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*188. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*189. Freehand, “Rhodesian bowl”, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*190. Billiard with hexagon stem, brass ring, full mouthpiece by Tom Eltang – 1992.<br />
*191. Small Rhodesian by Tom Eltang.<br />
*192. Large Pot with short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*193. Apple, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*194. Freehand, “Facet” with panels, brass ring, full mouthpiece.<br />
*195. Large but short Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*196. Large but short Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*197.<br />
*198. Freehand “Boa” with brass ring<br />
*199. Featherweight, Billiard with hexagon stem and brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*200. Featherweight, Freehand, small shape 86.<br />
*201. Featherweight, Canadian.<br />
*202. Featherweight, Lovat.<br />
*203. Freehand “Diamond.<br />
*204. Freehand, slightly bent, square bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*205. Freehand “Lotus” with brass ring.<br />
*206. Freehand “Lilje” with brass ring.<br />
*207. Poker, by Poul Winslow.<br />
*208. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*209. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*210. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Pot by Tom Eltang.<br />
*211. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*212. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*213. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*214. Freehand, slightly bent, square stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*215. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece by Poul Ilsted.<br />
*216. Cutty.<br />
*217. Freehand oval Horn by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*218.<br />
*219.<br />
*220. Liverpool.<br />
*221.<br />
*222.<br />
*223. Bent Billiard, 6-face panel shank, full mounthpiece.<br />
*224.<br />
*225. Freehand with oval shank.<br />
*226. Tulip.<br />
*227. Trim bent Dublin with saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*228. Dublin by Tom Eltang.<br />
*229.<br />
*230.<br />
*231.<br />
*232. Bent Billiard, sits on flat shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*233.<br />
*234. Billiard with oval shank by Poul Winslow.<br />
*235. Island Pipe, FANO.<br />
*236. Island Pipe, BORNHOLM.<br />
*237. Island Pipe, SJAELLAND.<br />
*238. Island Pipe, FYN.<br />
*239.<br />
*240.<br />
*241. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*242. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*243. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*244. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*245. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*246. Slimmed-down shape 86 – 2005.<br />
*247. Spring, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*248. Summer, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*249. Fall, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*250. Winter, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*251.<br />
*252.<br />
*253.<br />
*254.<br />
*255.<br />
*256. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*257. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*258. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*259. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*260. Two versions of this shape number:<br />
a) Slightly-canted chimney, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
b) Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*291 1/8 bent Apple.<br />
*1240 Pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixteen Ivarsson.<br />
*2606. Sitter by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1985 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1986 Straight Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1987 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1988 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1989 by (Bang ? info from J.G.), by Jess Chonowitsch (in from Basil Stevens)<br />
*POY 1990 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1991 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1992 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1993 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1995 Modified Dublin/Horn by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1996 Billiard w/ Saddle Stem by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1997 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1998 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1999 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2000 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2001 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2002 Pot/Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2003 Billiard w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2004 Bent Apple w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2005 Straight Apple/Brandy by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2006 Bent elongated Peewit by Tom Eltang.<br />
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'''© Basil D. Stevens'''<br />
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=== List by designer ===<br />
*'''Sixten Ivarsson:''' 01 (Nefertiti), 01 (Pick Ax), 02, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20 (Free Hand Boot), 20 (Bent Dublin), 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 32 (Free Hand), 33, 34, 35 (Bent Free Hand), 37, 38, 41, 43, 48, 55, 59, 62, 63, 64, 70 (Free Hand Volcano/Sitter), 75 (Billiard w/oval shank), 79, 82, 85 (Bent Egg), 86, 87, 90, 91R, 95, 96, 105, 109, 119, 124, 2606 (Sitter), POY 1993.<br />
*'''Tom Eltang:''' 32 (redesign), 84, 126, 129, 131,135, 136, 137, 138, 164 (Trio), 177, 180, 181, 190, 204, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 227, 232, POY 1986, POY 1987, POY 1988, POY 1990, POY 1992, POY 1996, POY 1997, POY 1998, POY 2000, POY 2001, POY 2002, POY 2003, POY 2004, POY 2005.<br />
*'''Jess Chonowitsch:''' 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 156, 157, 158, 159, 161, 162 (Calabash), 163 (Facet), 166, 167, 168, 171 (Hexagon), 172 (Viking), 217, POY 1985, POY 1989, POY 1991.<br />
*'''Poul Winslow:''' 207, 234<br />
*'''Anne Julie:''' 26, 35, 36, 183<br />
*'''Peter Hedegaard:'''<br />
*'''Bang:''' 169, 170, 178, 179, 182, 189, POY 1989<br />
*'''Poul Ilsted:''' 215<br />
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Information copy-right and compiled by Basil D. Stevens <br />
2019-03-01<br />
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'''© Basil D. Stevens'''<br />
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[[Category:Pipe makers by nationality]][[Category:Denmark]]<br />
[[Category:Stanwell]]</div>
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Bay Pipe
2020-05-13T11:40:50Z
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<div>[[File:File:Emremangaltepe.jpg|300px|thumb|right|'''Emre Mangaltepe''']]<br />
[[File:File:Bambushank.jpg|300px|thumb|left|'''Bamboo Shank Extension''']]<br />
[[File:File:Briartenon.jpg|300px|thumb|right|'''Briar tenon inserted into shank for robustness'']]<br />
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Emre "Baypipe" Mangaltepe</div>
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Briar tenon™ (Patented) inserted into shank for robustness</div>
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Bamboo shank extension</div>
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Emre "Bay Pipe" Mangaltepe</div>
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Pipe Brands / Makers
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Many dedicated collectors have worked to chronicle pipe brands and makers. It is a daunting and never ending task. Pipedia owes special thanks to J. Rex Poggenpohl for use of his 9/95 list of ''North American Pipe Makers in the 20th Century'', with major contributions by: Tom Colwell, Gary Donachy, Tom Dunn, Bill Unger, and Herb Wilczak. Other sources include, ''Who Made That Pipe?'', by Herb Wilczak & Tom Colwell, ''Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks'', by José Manual Lopes, Tom Dunn's The Pipe Smoker's Emphameris (TPSE), ''Scandanavian Pipe Makers'', by Jan Andersson, and the excellent work of [http://pipephil.eu/ Pipephil]. Many others have also made significant contributions and continue the work. Thanks to you all!<br />
[[Image:Rainerbarbi1.jpg|thumb|316px|Featured Pipe, Rainer [[Barbi|Barbi]]- Volcano]]<br />
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[[Image:Jeffgracik2.jpg|right|thumb|316px|Featured Pipe, [[Jeff Gracik (J. Alan Pipes)|Jeff Gracik (J. Alan Pipes)]] - Zen Blowfish]]<br />
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[[Image:Kent_Rasmussen_Pipe05.jpg|thumb|316px|Featured Pipe by [[Kent Rasmussen|Kent Rasmussen]], courtesy Lars Kiel]]<br />
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[[Image:bradpohlmann5.jpg|right|thumb|316px|Featured Pipe, [[Brad Pohlmann|Brad Pohlmann]] - Bulldog]]<br />
= '''Pipe brands and makers by location''' = <!--T:4--><br />
It would be great to have an overview of the history of pipe making in each of these regions. Please feel free to contribute information to the individual sections. Many of the pipe makers still need bios or additional information and pictures (just click on them, and then select the Edit tab to add any information you have). Feel free to add other pipe makers you've a particular interest in or knowledge of. Please let me know if you need any help managing the wiki: mailto:sethile.pipes@gmail.com<br />
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We use the term '''''Broken Pipe''''' coined by Tom Dunn, and also used by Jan Andersson, to denote Pipe Makers who have passed on. (Translation of the commonly used French expression "Casser sa pipe")<br />
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== '''Africa''' == <!--T:6--><br />
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=== Algeria === <!--T:7--><br />
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[[Image:F-ALG.gif|Image:F-ALG.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Amiel|Amiel]]'''||Raoul Amiel<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/El Morjane|El Morjane]]'''||Lopes states they are produced in Algeria with Vulcanite stems<br />
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=== Isle of São Vicente === <!--T:9--><br />
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{|<br />
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|'''Pulu'''||Brand from Cape Verdian artisan (Isle of São Vicente) African wood; Stamp: '''PULU'''<br />
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=== Morocco === <!--T:11--><br />
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[[Image:Moroccoflag.jpg|Image:Moroccoflag.jpg]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''Riff'''|| Stamped "Made in Morocco"<br />
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=== South Africa === <!--T:13--><br />
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[[Image:SAF.gif|Image:SAF.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/du Preez|du Preez]]'''||Leon du Preez<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ebenhart's Handmade Pipes|Ebenhart's Handmade Pipes]]'''||Ebenhart Botha<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Goussard Pipes|Goussard Pipes]]'''||Charl Goussard, Cape Town<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jan Pietenpauw|Jan Pietenpauw]]'''||Jean du Toit, Pretoria<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jobert|Jobert]]'''||Johan Slabbert<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kruger Opstaan|Kruger Opstaan]]'''||??<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Mattner|Mattner]]'''||William Mattner<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Piet Binsbergen|Piet Binsbergen]]'''||Piet Binsbergen, Pretoria<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Wesley's|Wesley's]]'''||South African tobacconist chain<br />
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=== Tanzania === <!--T:15--><br />
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[[Image:TAN.gif|Image:TAN.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Africob|Africob]]'''||<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Amboseli|Amboseli]]'''|| Maker of Calabash and Meerschaum pipes<br />
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|'''Caveman'''||brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Kiko|Kiko]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Countryman'''||Meerschaum pipes by [[Special:MyLanguage/Amboseli|Amboseli]], also a series by [[Special:MyLanguage/Charatan|Charatan]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Fader's M/L|Fader's M/L]]'''||Made for Fader's of Baltimore<br />
|-<br />
|'''Hillbilly'''||Brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Amboseli|Amboseli]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kiko|Kiko]]'''||Kilimanjaro Pipe Company Ltd.<br />
|-<br />
|'''Kilimanjaro'''||Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Amboseli|Amboseli]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Sportsman'''||Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Amboseli|Amboseli]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Tembo'''||Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Amboseli|Amboseli]]<br />
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|'''Wiga'''||Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Amboseli|Amboseli]]<br />
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=== Argentina === <!--T:18--><br />
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[[Image:Argentina.jpg|Image:Argentina.jpg]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bambi Pipes|Bambi Pipes]]'''||Gustavo Miguel Gonzalez<br />
|-<br />
|'''Crisol'''||Argentinian brand produced in the early 20th century<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/D'Capo|D'Capo]]'''||Paolo Minotti<br />
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|'''Hava Tampa'''||brand likely produced by [[Special:MyLanguage/Luigi Pipes|Luigi Pipes]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Herrería]]'''||Pipas Herrería: Hand-made pipas by artisan Ezequiel Herrería<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Luigi Pipes|Luigi Pipes]]'''||Luis Arbotto; Luigi is also an Italian brand by Luigi "[[Special:MyLanguage/Gigi|Gigi]]" Crugnola<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Cassano|Pipas Cassano]]'''||<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Piombo|Pipas Piombo]]'''||Pablo A. Piombo<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Schneider|Schneider]]'''||Bernardo Schnider; Buenos Aires<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Southern|Southern]]'''||Amadeo Viciconte<br />
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=== Colombia=== <!--T:20--><br />
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[[Image:Col-1.jpg|Image:Col-1.jpg]]<br />
{|<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Arguello MA|Pipas Arguello MA]]''' Miguel Arguello<br />
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=== Brazil === <!--T:22--><br />
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[[Image:F-BRA.gif|Image:F-BRA.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bazzanelli|Bazzanelli]]'''||Cachimbos Bazzanelli<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bertoldi|Bertoldi]]'''||Cachimbos Bertoldi<br />
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|'''Giovanella'''||brand of pipe tobacco blender '''Candido Giovanella''' made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Bertoldi|Bertoldi]] <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/JCI|JCI]]'''||Cachimbos JCI, discontinued<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Larsan|Larsan]]'''||Larsan Indústria de Artefatos de Madeira<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/MarTelo|MarTelo]]'''||Gustavo Cunha, Belo Horizonte, Brazil<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Cachimbos Brasil|Cachimbos Brasil]]'''||Fábrica de Cachimbos Brasil, discontinued<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ranieri|Ranieri]]'''||Cachimbos Ranieri, discontinued<br />
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[[Image:F-KAN.gif|Image:F-KAN.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|'''[[Aircool]]'''||Aluminum pipe with a briar bowl insert, distributed by Essential Agencies Limited, Toronto<br />
|-<br />
|'''Bell'''||William and David Bell; 19th century clay pipe factory in Quebec<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Blatter & Blatter|Blatter & Blatter]]'''||Peter and Robert Blatter; Montreal, Can.<br />
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|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Briar Sweat & Tears/BST|Briar Sweat & Tears/BST]]'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Todd Bannard|Todd Bannard]]'''; Carstairs, Alberta<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Brig|Brig]]'''||Canada<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Brigham Pipes|Brigham Pipes]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Calich|Calich]]'''||John Calich<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Cats Paw Pipes|Cats Paw Pipes]]'''||Bill & Terri Weist<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Colm Magner|Colm Magner]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Condina|Condina]]'''||Guiseppe Condina<br />
|-<br />
|'''Craft Briar'''||See [[Special:MyLanguage/Vesz Pipes|Vesz Pipes]], Julius Vesz; Toronto, Ont., Can.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Downie Pipes|Downie Pipes]]'''||Stephen Downie<br />
|-<br />
|'''Dr. Thomas'''||Brand of '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Paradis Pipes|Paradis Pipes]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Fagan|Fagan]]'''||Mike Fagan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Farhood|Farhood]]'''||??<br />
|-<br />
|'''Fernand Gignac'''||see '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Paradis Pipes|Paradis Pipes]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''Gerth's'''||Brand of former Montreal tobacconist, made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Comoy's|Comoy's]]; Symbol: '''G'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''Henderson & Lovelace, E.M.'''||Second half of the 19th century clay pipe factory in Montreal<br />
|-<br />
|'''JBL'''||Canadian brand, see [[Special:MyLanguage/Paradis Pipes|Paradis Pipes]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Jo Thomassin'''||Canadian brand, see [[Special:MyLanguage/Paradis Pipes|Paradis Pipes]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Leonard Payne|Leonard Payne]]'''||system pipes; British Columbia<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/MacQueen Pipes|MacQueen Pipes]]'''||Colin MacQueen<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Magner|Magner]]'''||see [[Special:MyLanguage/Colm Magner|Colm Magner]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/McGrath|McGrath]]'''||John Hamilton McGrath<br />
|-<br />
|'''New London Golfer'''||Canadian brand, see [[Special:MyLanguage/Paradis Pipes|Paradis Pipes]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Olde World Fine Clays|Olde World Fine Clays]]'''||Stephen Bray<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Paradis Pipes|Paradis Pipes]]'''||Paradis Brothers<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Parks Pipes|Parks Pipes]]'''||Michael Parks<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Phillips|Phillips]]'''||Bill Phillips; Red Deer, Alberta<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipes by Cody Perkins|Pipes by Cody Perkins]]'''||Cody Perkins<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipes by Wolfgang|Pipes by Wolfgang]]'''||Wolfgang Blazejewski<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Rettalb|Rettalb]]'''||Rettalb is an anagram of "Blatter"! Sub-brand, → '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Blatter & Blatter|Blatter & Blatter]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''Robert Bannerman'''||Canadian artisan and former Clay Pipe factory (1875-84), located in New York state, USA<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Rocheleau Briar Pipes|Rocheleau Briar Pipes]]'''||John Rocheleau<br />
|-<br />
|'''S.C. Pipes'''||Brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Paradis Pipes|Paradis Pipes]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Seles Pipes|Seles Pipes]]'''||Stefan Seles<br />
|-<br />
|'''Thomas Hinds'''||Brand and distributor based in Winnipeg; pipes made in Italy<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Trypis Pipes|Trypis Pipes]]'''||Phillip Trypis<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vesz Pipes|Vesz Pipes]]'''||Julius Vesz<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Wombaroo Pipes|Wombaroo Pipes]]'''||Marty Simm<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
Canadian pipe making is very individual. Some styles are very traditional, showing definite Old World roots, while others are heavily influenced by the Danish freehand movement.<br />
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[[Image:F-CHL.gif|Image:F-CHL.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Herrera|Herrera]]'''||Leonardo Herrera<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipes JAS|Pipes JAS]]'''||Juan Antonio Salhus<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Ovejanegra|Pipas Ovejanegra]]'''||Carlos Toro Urrutia<br />
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=== Cuba === <!--T:28--><br />
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[[File:Flag of Cuba.gif|File:Flag of Cuba.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Arzuaga|Arzuaga]]'''||Rafael J. Arzuaga, an artisan making sculpted pipes<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/FC|FC]]'''||Miguel A. Rodriguez (Familia Crart, Creaciones Artisticas)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Ecuador === <!--T:30--><br />
<br />
<!--T:31--><br />
[[File:Flag of Ecuador.gif|File:Flag of Ecuador.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''Lubaq'''||Eucalptus pipes made by Luis Baquero, who began a small production in 2001<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Mexico=== <!--T:32--><br />
<br />
<!--T:33--><br />
[[Image:F-MEX.gif|Image:F-MEX.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Norma de México S.A.|Norma de México S.A.]]'''<br />
|- <br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Park Lane|Park Lane]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Lunmore|Lunmore]]'''||Mexican brand by Louis Morones, no longer active<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas de Cochera|Pipas de Cochera]]'''||Roberto González González<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Elo|Pipas Elo]]'''||Elo Rojas<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Rafa Salinas|Rafa Salinas]]'''||Mexico City<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== United States === <!--T:34--><br />
<br />
<!--T:35--><br />
[[Image:F-US.gif|Image:F-US.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:36--><br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers A - B|American Pipe Brands & Makers A - B]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers C - D|American Pipe Brands & Makers C - D]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers E - F|American Pipe Brands & Makers E - F]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers G - H|American Pipe Brands & Makers G - H]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers I - K|American Pipe Brands & Makers I - K]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers L - M|American Pipe Brands & Makers L - M]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers N - Q|American Pipe Brands & Makers N - Q]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers R - S|American Pipe Brands & Makers R - S]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers T - V|American Pipe Brands & Makers T - V]]<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/American Pipe Brands & Makers W - Z|American Pipe Brands & Makers W - Z]]<br />
<br />
<br />
<!--T:37--><br />
American pipe making is heavily influenced by the European schools, although Asian aesthetics, at least as they play out in pipes, have also become a notable influence. In particular, the Italian, English, and French schools, with their traditional shapes, have formed the basis for the work of many American pipe makers who have pored over collections of old Dunhills, Barlings, GBDs, Costellos, Savinelli's, etc. Many of these shapes were well established by the 1920s. Others are heavily influenced by the makers of Danish high grade pipes, who have likewise been influenced by their mentors, the fathers of the Danish freehand movement of the 1950's and '60s.<br />
<br />
<!--T:38--><br />
"[[Special:MyLanguage/Go West|Go West]]" is a fascinating look at high grade American pipe makers from across the pond. Written By: Erwin Van Hove and originally published in the French magazine, Pipe Mag.<br />
<br />
<!--T:39--><br />
Among other interesting developments in US pipe making has been Sandblasting. Fred Hanna wrote an interesting article for The Pipe Collector called, [[Special:MyLanguage/The Best Sandblasted Pipes are Being Made By Americans|The Best Sandblasted Pipes are Being Made By Americans]], where he writes, "Now and then, someone will point to a particular country, such as Denmark or Italy, and remark upon the quality of their pipe makers as a group. This may be in terms of design, finish, mouthpieces, engineering, or what have you. Let's add another such assessment. I have been watching the quality of sandblasting by Americans for the last couple of years, and I don't think there can be any doubt about it. The best sandblasted pipes OVERALL are now coming out of the USA."<br />
<br />
<!--T:40--><br />
Suffice it to say that a new generation of American pipe makers have emerged. Many have made the trek to high grade pipe mecca to study with the master carvers. They have brought back an entire school of technique and aesthetic and made it their own. Others combine the traditional and freehand styles in a unique combination. Regardless of their influences, many of these American pipe makers are pursuing pipe making with a tremendous passion and energy, and an individual spirit, not unlike the one that molded the country.<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Uruguay=== <!--T:41--><br />
<br />
<!--T:42--><br />
[[Image:F-URU.gif|Image:F-URU.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pedro Ferrizzo|Pedro Ferrizzo]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Elfo|Pipas Elfo]]'''||Helios Guidotti<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
<!--T:43--><br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
== '''Europe''' == <!--T:44--><br />
<br />
<br />
=== Albania === <!--T:45--><br />
<br />
<!--T:46--><br />
[[Image:F-ALB.gif|Image:F-ALB.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:47--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tomori|Tomori]]'''<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Austria === <!--T:48--><br />
<br />
<!--T:49--><br />
[[Image:F-OST.gif|Image:F-OST.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Andreas Bauer|Andreas Bauer]]'''||Meerschaum Pipes<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Baff Tabakpfeifenunikate|Baff Tabakpfeifenunikate]]'''||David Wagner<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Edward's Pipes|Edward's Pipes]]'''||Edward Czerny<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Erste Ottakringer Pfeifenmanufaktur|Erste Ottakringer Pfeifenmanufaktur]]'''||Patrick Rutka<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Fisher|Fisher]]'''||Paul Fisher, Austrian Meerschaum artisan who settled in Manhattan, NYC, NY<br />
|-<br />
|'''Franz Hiess & Sohne'''|| old Austrian meerschaum pipe company; Vienna<br />
|-<br />
|'''Guido'''||Artisan with a small production, sometimes sold by Viennese tobacconist, Josef Ostermann<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Harkam Pfeifen|Harkam Pfeifen]]'''||Karl Harkam<br />
|-<br />
|'''J. Hock'''||Vienna<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Huml|Huml]]'''||Karl Huml<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/J.N. Menhard|J.N. Menhard]]'''||19th Century Meerschaum artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''Kaufthal'''||Former Meerschaum pipe factory; Vienna<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kemperling|Kemperling]]'''||Salzburger Pfeifenfabrik<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Krenn|Krenn]]'''||Hans Krenn<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Lenz|Lenz]]'''||Josef Lenz; c/o Tischlerei Lenz<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Lorenz|Lorenz]]'''||Made in the Tyrol since 1886<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Matzhold|Matzhold]]'''||Peter Matzhold<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pfeifendesign Lorenz|Pfeifendesign Lorenz]]'''||Ludwig Lorenz<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Prammer Freehand Pfeifen|Prammer Freehand Pfeifen]]'''||Josef Prammer<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Stiegler|Stiegler]]'''||Christoph Stiegler<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Strambach|Strambach]]'''||Meerschaum Pipes<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tine Pipes|Tine Pipes]]'''||Martin Steinthaler<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Zenz Pipes|Zenz Pipes]]'''||Klaus Zenz<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Belgium === <!--T:50--><br />
<br />
<!--T:51--><br />
[[Image:F-B.gif|Image:F-B.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Albertson|Albertson]]'''|| Former brand of Hillen, makers of [[Special:MyLanguage/Hilson|Hilson]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bocci|Bocci]]'''||Enrico Bocci<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Claessen Pipes|Claessen Pipes]]'''||Dirk Claessen, Antwerp<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Denny's|Denny's]]'''||Stamped '''Denny's''' and '''Made in Belgium'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Elie|Elie]]'''||Elie lives and works in France now<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hilson|Hilson]]'''||Hillen Bros. Co.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Lèonard|Lèonard]]'''||Piperia Lèonard, Terracotta pipe factory; Andenne<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Massis Pipes|Massis Pipes]]'''||Nick Ramaekers; Limburg, Belgium<br />
|-<br />
|'''Vandervelpen Gerben'''|| Pipe restorer; Vlaams-Brabant, Belgium<br />
|-<br />
|'''Van Der Elst'''||Belgian brand, Belga Shop chain; made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Royal Dutch|Royal Dutch]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vinche|Vinche]]'''||Belgian meerschaum pipe brand by '''Jean-Baptiste Vinche'''; Brussels<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Bulgaria === <!--T:52--><br />
<br />
<!--T:53--><br />
[[Image:F-BUL.gif|Image:F-BUL.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Demirev Pipes|Demirev Pipes]]||Kolyo Demirev; From Bulgaria, now in Prague, Czech Republic<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Getz Pipes|Getz Pipes]]'''||Georgi Todorov<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/GB Pipes|GB Pipes]]'''||George Boyadjiev<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/D.Gechev Pipes|D.Gechev Pipes]]'''||Desislav Gechev<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/SDB Pipes|SDB Pipes]]'''||Svetoslav Bozukov<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Croatia === <!--T:54--><br />
<br />
<!--T:55--><br />
[[Image:CROA0001.GIF|Image:CROA0001.GIF]]<br />
{|<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Davorin|Davorin]]'''||[[Image:Uglata_glagoljica.png|22px]] <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Dotter|Dotter]]'''||Domagoj Telišman<br />
|-<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/ND Pipes|ND Pipes]]'''||Daniel Mustran<br />
|-<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/MPIPES|MPIPES]]'''||Marinko Neralić<br />
|-<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Cyprus === <!--T:56--><br />
<br />
<!--T:57--><br />
[[Image:1Cyprus.jpg|Image:1Cyprus.jpg]]<br />
{|<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kokkinos|Kokkinos]]''' - Yiannos Kokkinos Custom Pipes<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Czech Republic === <!--T:58--><br />
<br />
<!--T:59--><br />
[[Image:F-CZ.gif|Image:F-CZ.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Adam pipes|Adam pipes]]'''||Adam Schorcht<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/BPK|BPK]]'''||Czech inexpensive brand with long tradition. Factory made pipes mainly for export.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Celtic Tobacco|Celtic Tobacco]]'''||Dušan Doubek<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Demirev Pipes|Demirev Pipes]]||Kolyo Demirev; From Bulgaria, now in Czech Republic<br />
|-<br />
|'''Em Czapek'''||Former Czech brand, likely from the 19th century<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Háp|Háp]]'''||Pavel Háp<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hodula|Hodula]]'''||Pavel Hodula<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/JanPipes|JanPipes]]'''||Jan Klouček<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jirsa|Jirsa]]'''||Oldřich Jirsa<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kroupa|Kroupa]]'''||Hanz Kroupa<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Krška|Krška]]'''||Karel Krška<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Machát|Machát]]'''||Richard Machát<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Machek|Machek]]'''||Jiri Machek<br />
|-<br />
|'''Montebello'''||Former brand from the former Czechoslovakia<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Novakpipes|Novakpipes]]'''||Michal Novák<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/P. Omrt|P. Omrt]]'''||Czech artisan making freehands<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Petr Pipes|Petr Pipes]]'''||Petr Libora<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pearl Bee|Pearl Bee]]'''||Radka Hofmannová<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipkin|Pipkin]]'''||Petr Kučera<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pirkenhammer|Pirkenhammer]]'''||Circa 1850 Porcelain pipe<br />
|- <br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/RX Pipes|RX Pipes]]'''||Radek Jůza, Prague , Czechia<br />
|-<br />
|'''Stanislav'''||Czech brand distributed by Mostex Group, run by Josef Stanislav<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tomas Mahovsky|Tomas Mahovsky]]'''||Tomáš Mahovský<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vlasak|Vlasak]]'''||Martin Vlasák<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vobořil Pipes|Vobořil Pipes]]'''||Petr Vobořil<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Zapletal ART|Zapletal ART]]'''||Jiří Zapletal<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Denmark === <!--T:60--><br />
<br />
<!--T:61--><br />
[[Image:F-DK.gif|Image:F-DK.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:62--><br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Danish Pipe Brands & Makers A - D|Danish Pipe Brands & Makers A - D]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Danish Pipe Brands & Makers E - H|Danish Pipe Brands & Makers E - H]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Danish Pipe Brands & Makers I - L|Danish Pipe Brands & Makers I - L]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Danish Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q|Danish Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Danish Pipe Brands & Makers R - T|Danish Pipe Brands & Makers R - T]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Danish Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z|Danish Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z]]'''<br />
<br />
<!--T:63--><br />
We highly recommend the following article on the history of Danish pipe making by [http://www.scandpipes.com/info.asp?text=3 Jakob Groth]. More Pipe maker articles coming soon to this section. Those in red still need articles. Please dive in if you'd like to help. Very thankfully there exists an excellent site dedicated to Scandinavian pipe makers. We highly recommend [http://danishpipemakers.com/ danishpipemakers.com]<br />
<br />
'''Excellent resource:''' An translation of [http://www.fumeursdepipe.net/telecha/DanishPipeMakers.pdf Piber & Tobak, Danish Pipe Makers, Vol. 1 (1978 - 1998), on fumeursdepipe.net] <br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Finland === <!--T:64--><br />
<br />
<!--T:65--><br />
[[File:Flag of Finland.gif|File:Flag of Finland.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:66--><br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''Tapio Wirkkala'''||Finnish designer (1915-1985), who designed some pipe models<br />
|- <br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== France === <!--T:67--><br />
<br />
<!--T:68--><br />
[[Image:F-F.gif|Image:F-F.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:69--><br />
'''Note:''' The French lists have been recently sub-divided due to growth --[[Special:MyLanguage/User:Sethile|sethile]] ([[User talk:Sethile|talk]]) 09:20, 18 June 2015 (CDT)<br />
<br />
<!--T:70--><br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/French Pipe Brands & Makers A - D|French Pipe Brands & Makers A - D]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/French Pipe Brands & Makers E - H|French Pipe Brands & Makers E - H]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/French Pipe Brands & Makers I - L|French Pipe Brands & Makers I - L]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/French Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q|French Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/French Pipe Brands & Makers R - T|French Pipe Brands & Makers R - T]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/French Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z|French Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z]]'''<br />
<br />
<!--T:71--><br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Germany === <!--T:72--><br />
<br />
<!--T:73--><br />
[[Image:F-D.gif|Image:F-D.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:74--><br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/German Pipe Brands & Makers A - D|German Pipe Brands & Makers A - D]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/German Pipe Brands & Makers E - H|German Pipe Brands & Makers E - H]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/German Pipe Brands & Makers I - L|German Pipe Brands & Makers I - L]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/German Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q|German Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/German Pipe Brands & Makers R - T|German Pipe Brands & Makers R - T]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/German Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z|German Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z]]'''<br />
<br />
<br />
<!--T:75--><br />
More pipe maker articles coming soon. There exists an excellent site dedicated to German pipe makers. We highly recommend [http://www.german-pipemakers.de/index.html German Pipemakers]<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Great Britain === <!--T:76--><br />
<br />
<!--T:77--><br />
[[Image:F-GB.gif|Image:F-GB.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:78--><br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/British Pipe Brands & Makers A - D|British Pipe Brands & Makers A - D]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/British Pipe Brands & Makers E - H|British Pipe Brands & Makers E - H]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/British Pipe Brands & Makers I - L|British Pipe Brands & Makers I - L]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/British Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q|British Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/British Pipe Brands & Makers R - T|British Pipe Brands & Makers R - T]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/British Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z|British Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z]]'''<br />
*See also, [[Special:MyLanguage/Briar Pipe Makers in London Directories|Briar Pipe Makers in London Directories]]<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Greece === <!--T:79--><br />
<br />
<!--T:80--><br />
[[Image:F-GR.gif|Image:F-GR.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Alexander Pipes|Alexander Pipes]]'''||Alexandros Zavvos<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Amadeus Pipes|Amadeus Pipes]]'''||Achaiki Amadeus S.A. / Briar Manufacturing Industry S.A. (PTM)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Anastasopoulos, Kostas|Anastasopoulos, Kostas]]'''||'''K. Anastasopoulos''' ''Handmade'' Smoking pipes / Mr. Kostas Anastasopoulos'' (Amateur Pipe Maker)'' / Athens, Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Archaggelos Pipes|Archaggelos Pipes]]'''||'''Archaggelos''' ''Handmade'' Smoking pipes / made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Michael Kyriazanos|Michael Kyriazanos]] / Athens, Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/A.S. Smoking Pipes|A.S. Smoking Pipes]]'''||''Handmade'' Smoking pipes / Mr. Anthony Salas ''(Amateur Pipe Maker)'' / Agia Paraskevi, Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Asteriou, Chris|Asteriou, Chris]]'''||Hand made briar pipes / Chris Asteriou / Athens, Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Epsilon2 Rhodian Pipes|Epsilon2 Rhodian Pipes]]||Efthymios Efthymiou; Rhodes Island<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gourvelos, Kostas |Gourvelos, Kostas ]]'''||'''K. Gourvelos - Woodturning''' ''Handmade'' Smoking pipes / Mr. Kostas Gourvelos / Athens, Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''Pipex Pipes'''||See [[Special:MyLanguage/Stefanou Pipex|Stefanou Pipex]], George Stefanou<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Michael Kyriazanos|Michael Kyriazanos]]'''|| Athens, Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/D. Mostras Pipes|D. Mostras Pipes]]'''||Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Stefanou Pipex|Stefanou Pipex]]'''||Stefanou Pipex / Handmade Pipes / Lygourio - Epidavros , Greece<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Velasco smoking pipes|Velasco smoking pipes]]'''||Handmade smoking pipes by Michael Pipinis-Aliagas / Athens, Greece<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Hungary === <!--T:81--><br />
<br />
<!--T:82--><br />
[[Image:F-UN.gif|Image:F-UN.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Adler|Adler]]'''||Antique Meerschaums<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gallvitz|Gallvitz]]'''||Viktor Zöllner (owner)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Karol Kovacs|Karol Kovacs]]'''||Budapest Cobbler, often credited with making 1st Meerschaum pipe<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hungarian Kalmasche, 1850|Kalmasche]]||A Beautifully carved example, circa 1850<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Körös Pipes|Körös Pipes]]'''||Balázs Szabó (owner)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Selmec|Selmec]]'''||19th Century Clay Pipes made in Selmec<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Ireland === <!--T:83--><br />
<br />
<!--T:84--><br />
[[Image:F-IRE.gif|Image:F-IRE.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:85--><br />
{|<br />
<br />
<!--T:86--><br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Auld Erin|Auld Erin]]'''||A [[Peterson]] second or sub-brand<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/B.P.L.|B.P.L.]]'''||A brand of Briar Pipes Limited, Dublin Ireland<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bennington|Bennington's Belfast]]'''||Also a [[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]] sub-brand, Made in the Republic of Ireland for a Florida tobacconist<br />
|-<br />
|'''Captain Pete'''||[[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]] second<br />
|-<br />
|'''Erica'''||[[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]] second<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/John Aylesbury|John Aylesbury]]'''||Brand of John Aylesbury tobacco, but now a [[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]] second<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Irish Seconds|Irish Seconds]]'''||A [[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]] sub-brand, sold in the U.S.A., also in Austria<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Irish Gems|Irish Gems]]'''||Also a Peterson sub-brand???<br />
|-<br />
|'''Kinsale'''||A [[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]] sub-brand / second<br />
|-<br />
|'''Lord Beatty'''||Irish brand likely originating at [[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''Shamrock'''||A [[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]] sub-brand / second<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Italy === <!--T:87--><br />
<br />
<!--T:88--><br />
<revive zone="7" align="right" caption="An excellent selection of Italian pipes are available at Pipedia Underwriter, lepipe.it" /><br />
<br />
<!--T:89--><br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Italian Pipe Brands & Makers A - C|Italian Pipe Brands & Makers A - C]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Italian Pipe Brands & Makers D - F|Italian Pipe Brands & Makers D - F]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Italian Pipe Brands & Makers G - J|Italian Pipe Brands & Makers G - J]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Italian Pipe Brands & Makers K - L|Italian Pipe Brands & Makers K - L]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Italian Pipe Brands & Makers M - P|Italian Pipe Brands & Makers M - P]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Italian Pipe Brands & Makers R - S|Italian Pipe Brands & Makers R - S]]'''<br />
* '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Italian Pipe Brands & Makers T - Z|Italian Pipe Brands & Makers T - Z]]'''<br />
<br />
<!--T:90--><br />
*See [[Special:MyLanguage/A Short History of The Italian Handmade Pipe|A Short History of The Italian Handmade Pipe]], by R.D.Field for an interesting article on the Castello, Caminetto, and Ascorti connection.<br />
*See [[Special:MyLanguage/Thoughts on Italian Pipes|Thoughts on Italian Pipes]] - Sykes Wilford's musings on Italian pipe design.<br />
*Pipe making courses by '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bertram Safferling|Bertram Safferling]]'''. For info see [http://www.freehand.de/pipemaking_courses_and_seminars_01.html Safferling]<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Latvia === <!--T:91--><br />
<br />
<!--T:92--><br />
[[Image:Lettland.gif|Image:Lettland.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:93--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Senatorov|Senatorov]]''' (Sergei Senatorov Fjodorovic)<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Malta === <!--T:94--><br />
<br />
<!--T:95--><br />
[[Image:Malta.gif|Image:Malta.gif]]<br />
<br />
<!--T:96--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Briar Pipeworks Ltd.|Briar Pipeworks Ltd.]]''' (Marsa / Malta)<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Netherlands === <!--T:97--><br />
<br />
<!--T:98--><br />
[[Image:F-NL.gif|Image:F-NL.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Amphora|Amphora]]'''||Elbert Gubbels<br />
|-<br />
|'''Baronite Pipe'''||see [[Special:MyLanguage/GoedeWaagen|GoedeWaagen]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Big Ben|Big Ben]]'''||Elbert Gubbels<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Copenhagen Style|Copenhagen Style]]'''||Elbert Gubbels<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Croydon|Croydon]]'''||Lex Brouwer<br />
|-<br />
|'''De Star'''||17th century Dutch ceramics factory founded by De Jong family in Gouda, and sold in 1853 to [[Special:MyLanguage/GoedeWaagen|GoedeWaagen]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Don Bernard Pipes|Don Bernard Pipes]]'''||Bernard Myburgh<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/GoedeWaagen|GoedeWaagen]]'''||Holland - Clay<br />
|-<br />
|'''Gold Waagen'''||Dutch brand (Gouda) of ceramic pipes from Royal [[Special:MyLanguage/GoedeWaagen|GoedeWaagen]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/GtP|GtP]]'''||Gouda Tobacco Pipes; Adriaan van der Want; Gouda, Holland<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gubbels|Gubbels]]'''||Elbert Gubbels - Royal Dutch Pipe Factory<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hajenius|Hajenius]]'''||P.G.C. Hajenius; Amsterdam<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hilson|Hilson]]'''||Elbert Gubbels; formerly Belgium<br />
|-<br />
|'''Humbry Briar'''||Second brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Gubbels|Gubbels]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Old Mokum'''||Dutch ceramic pipe brand made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Zenith|Zenith]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Royal Dutch|Royal Dutch]]'''||Elbert Gubbels<br />
|-<br />
|'''Royal GoedeWaagen'''||see [[Special:MyLanguage/GoedeWaagen|GoedeWaagen]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Tatoo'''||Brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Royal Dutch|Royal Dutch]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Zenith|Zenith]]'''||Dutch porcelain pipe brand<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Montenegro ===<br />
<br />
[[File:Flag of Montenegero.jpg]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Canaan Pipes]]'''||Abi Natur<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Norway === <!--T:99--><br />
<br />
<!--T:100--><br />
[[Image:F-NOR.gif|Image:F-NOR.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''Bastia'''||Brand (second] of [[Special:MyLanguage/Lillehammer|Lillehammer]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bård Hansen|Bård Hansen]]||Current maker of [[Special:MyLanguage/Tabago|Tabago]]; Bryggen<br />
|-<br />
|'''G. Larsen Pipefabrik'''||see [[Special:MyLanguage/Lillehammer|Lillehammer]]<br />
|- <br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Lillehammer|Lillehammer]]'''||G. Larsen<br />
|-<br />
|'''Old Briar'''||Second brand of G. Larsen, see [[Special:MyLanguage/Lillehammer|Lillehammer]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tabago|Tabago]]'''||Two separate brands over the years, currently made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Bård Hansen|Bård Hansen]]<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Poland === <!--T:101--><br />
<br />
<!--T:102--><br />
[[Image:F-POL.gif|Image:F-POL.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Antoniewski|Antoniewski]]'''||Bartlomiej Antoniewski<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/B&B|B&B]]'''||Artur & Mariusz Bednarczyk<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bróg|Bróg]]'''||'''Mr. Bróg''': Kazimierz Rog, and Zbigniew & Renata Bednarczyk<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Czeslaw Partyka|Czeslaw Partyka]]'''||???<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Dominik Pipes|Dominik Pipes]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Fajkołamacz|Fajkołamacz]]'''||Łukasz Tolzdorf<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Filar|Filar]]'''||Ryszard Filar<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jerzy Dudziak|Jerzy Dudziak]]'''||Polish artisan working in partnership with [[Special:MyLanguage/Stanislaw Solarski|Stanislaw Solarski]]??<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/JSG|JSG]]'''||Jan Szymon Gołowacz<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kowalewski|Kowalewski]]'''||'''Lech Kowalewski''', makes sculpted wooden pipes<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kulpinski|Kulpinski]]'''||Ryszard Kulpinski<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Meissen Porcelain|Meissen Porcelain]]'''||Royal-Polish and Electoral-Saxon Porcelain Manufactory, Circa 1700s<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Miron Chudio|Miron Chudio]]'''||Mayron<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Parol|Parol]]'''||Marek Parol<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pastuch Pipes|Pastuch Pipes]]||'''Wojtek Pastuch<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Poliński|Poliński]]'''||Tadeusz & Celina Poliński<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Rogrus|Rogrus]]'''||Robert Gruszczynski<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Samsel|Samsel]]'''||Tomasz Samsel (now Australia)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Swoboda|Swoboda]]'''||(Wincenty); Czeck artisan in Poland<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Walat|Walat]]'''||Ludwik Walat, brand and name of highly respected Polish artisan who also worked for the [[Special:MyLanguage/Swoboda|Swoboda]] factory<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Worobiec|Worobiec]]'''||Henryk Worobiec<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Wozniak Pipes|Wozniak Pipes]]'''||Rafał Woźniak<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Zembrowski Pipes|Zembrowski Pipes]]'''||Tomasz Zembrowski<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Portugal === <!--T:103--><br />
<br />
<!--T:104--><br />
[[Image:F-POR.gif|Image:F-POR.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Cardador|Cardador]]'''||José Bandeira Cardador<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Casimiro|Casimiro]]'''||Manual Fernandes Casimiro; Canal Caveria<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Couto|Couto]]'''||Antonio Moreira Couto<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Haveneza|Haveneza]]||Casa Havaneza brand<br />
|-<br />
|'''Medusa'''||Inexpensive brand made by third parties for distributor SREI<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Reis|Reis]]'''||Joao Reis<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Robalo|Robalo]]'''||Bruno Robalo<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Santos|Santos]]'''||Sabina Santos; Arruda dos Vinhos<br />
|-<br />
|'''Sua Excêlencia'''||Brand from the SIPIL distributor. Good quality classics and freehands, made in Italy<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/EV|EV]]'''||Eduardo Vieira<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Scorpius Pipes|Scorpius Pipes]]'''||João Madaíl<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Atelier António|Atelier António]]'''||António Monteiro<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Romania === <!--T:105--><br />
<br />
<!--T:106--><br />
[[Image:F-RUM.gif|Image:F-RUM.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/AA Pipes|AA Pipes]]'''||Alguhan Akşar (Bucharest, Romania)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gabos Pipes|Gabos Pipes]]'''||'''Gabos Costin Iuliu'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Humidor Pipes|Humidor Pipes]]'''||(Bucharest, Romania)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Negoita|Negoita]]'''||'''Rolando Negoita''' (now USA)<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Russia === <!--T:107--><br />
<br />
<!--T:108--><br />
[[Image:F-RUS.gif|Image:F-RUS.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguge/A.Kadnikov|A.Kadnikov]]'''||Andrei Kadnikov, Moscow<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ailarov|Ailarov]]'''||Sergey Ailarov<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bondarev|Bondarev]]'''||Alexander Bondarev, St. Petersburg<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Sergey Cherepanov]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Doctor's Pipes|Doctor's Pipes]]'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Roman Kovalev|Roman Kovalev]]''', St. Petersburg<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Dyomin|Dyomin]]'''||Sergey Dyomin (also "Demin")<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ershov|Ershov]]'''||Vladimir Ershov; Clay Pipe maker specializing in authentic reproductions<br />
|- <br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Fyodorov|Fyodorov]]'''||Alexey Fyodorov<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Grigoriev|Grigoriev]]'''||Andrey Grigoriev; Saint-Petersburg<br />
|-<br />
|'''Grechukin'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vladimir Grechukhin|Vladimir Grechukhin]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Java|Java]]'''||Known as '''Yava''' in Russia<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kiselyov|Kiselyov]]'''||Valentin Kiselyov<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kharlamov|Kharlamov]]'''||Alexey Kharlamov (also "Harlamov")<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Looshin|Looshin]]'''||Evgeniy Looshin (also "Lushin")<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Penkov]]'''||Alexandr Penkov; Abinsk<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Mr. Pipes|Mr. Pipes]]'''||Misha Revyagin<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/PS Studio|PS Studio]]'''||Designed by [[Special:MyLanguage/Vladimir Grechukhin|Vladimir Grechukhin]]; St. Petersburg<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Saharov|Saharov]]'''||Alexandr Saharov<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Seniak|Seniak]]'''||Zinovi Seniak<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Yashtylov|Yashtylov]]'''||Viktor Yashtylov<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Starkov|Starkov]]'''||Boris Starkov<br />
|-<br />
|'''Tupitsyn'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Alexander Tupitsyn|Alexander Tupitsyn]]'''; St. Petersburg<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shaydullin|Shaydullin]]'''||Fidel Shaydullin'''<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
===Serbia=== <!--T:109--><br />
<br />
<!--T:110--><br />
[[File:Serbia flag.gif|border]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Alexa Pipes|Alexa Pipes]]'''||Dragomir Aleksic, Belgrade<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
===Scotland=== <!--T:111--><br />
<br />
<!--T:112--><br />
[[File:scotland-flag.gif|File:scotland-flag.gif]][[File:Ratbanner2.jpg|thumb|link=http://rattrays-pipes.com/en/|400px|Pipedia thanks [http://rattrays-pipes.com/en/ Rattray's] for their underwriting support]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''Lovat'''||A brand produced by [[Special:MyLanguage/A. Friedlander|A. Friedlander]] in Scotland, and also [[Special:MyLanguage/Oppenheimer Pipe|Oppenheimer Pipe]] in England<br />
|-<br />
|'''POW'''||Brand by G.M. Frame<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Rattray's|Rattray's]]'''||Rattray's Original Scotlande made in various and some of the oldest companies (in Europe)<br />
|- <br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
<br />
=== Slovakia=== <!--T:113--><br />
<br />
<!--T:114--><br />
[[File:Slovak.gif|File:Slovak.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Slazansky|Slazansky]]'''||Slazansky Patrik<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
=== Slovenia === <!--T:115--><br />
<br />
<!--T:116--><br />
[[Image:F-SLO.gif|Image:F-SLO.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Lobnik|Lobnik]]'''||Gregor Lobnik<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Spain === <!--T:117--><br />
<br />
<!--T:118--><br />
[[Image:F-SP.gif|Image:F-SP.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''Arias'''||Josep Arias; late artisan making rustic pipes sold at fairs in the Ossor (Gerona) region<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Acire|Acire]]'''||a second of [[Special:MyLanguage/Salvatella|Salvatella]] from the 1970s<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Anfield|Anfield]]'''||a brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Antonio Sanmartin|Antonio Sanmartin]]'''||brand of Antonio Sanmartin Abad.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Arturo|Arturo]]'''||Arturo del Pozo; brand and name of late Spanish Artisan supplying Pozito shop in Madrid<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Arturo del Pozo|Arturo del Pozo]]'''||Madrid<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bonet|Bonet]]'''||Joan Bonet<br />
|-<br />
|'''Brio'''||brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bruken|Bruken]]'''||Sucesores de Emilio Navarro<br />
|-<br />
|'''Brukwell'''||"fantasy" brand??<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Carsipe|Carsipe]]'''||Carles Royo Porta<br />
|-<br />
|'''Clipper'''||brand by '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Cogars|Cogars]]'''||Aldaia, Valencia, Production stopped in 1980s (Lopes)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Commodore|Commodore]]'''||Low range brand of '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]''', also used by various others. <br />
|-<br />
|'''Coral'''||low range brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]], replaced by Commodore<br />
|-<br />
|'''Creu Retinyola'''||old Spanish clay pipe factory in Palafrugell (Catalonia)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Cristino Crespo Peregrino|Cristino Crespo Peregrino]]'''||El Gasco, Caceres<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Diamant|Diamant]]'''||ceased production in the 1980s; Aldaia, Valencia<br />
|-<br />
|'''Duval'''||Brand produced by [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/El Picú|El Picú]]'''||Las Hurdas<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Emilio Navarro|Emilio Navarro]]'''||pipemaker and Manager of the '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bruken|Bruken]] Sucesores de Emilio SL factory'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Esteve Espinet|Esteve Espinet]]'''||former Spanish Clay factory in the Palamos area (Catalonia)<br />
|-<br />
|'''EWWA'''||brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Everest|Everest]]'''||Brand created in 1933 by [[Special:MyLanguage/Nubió|Nubió]]; now a [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]] second<br />
|-<br />
|'''Galerna'''||old brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/García|García]]'''||F. Jesús García; Seville <br />
|-<br />
|'''Gester'''||Inexpensive brand launched in 1980s by [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Gold Flame'''||[[Special:MyLanguage/Salvatella|Salvatella]] second with 9mm filters.<br />
|-<br />
|'''Helio Ferretti'''||brand made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Homs|Homs]]'''||Jaume Homs<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]'''||Barcelona<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/labuenapipa|labuenapipa]]'''||Luis Wiesenthal<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Joffre|Joffre]]'''||Spanish Brand<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jose Rubio|Jose Rubio]]'''||Oviedo, Asturias<br />
|-<br />
|'''Juan Castellà'''||17th - 19th century clay pipe factory; Palamos region of Catalonia<br />
|-<br />
|'''Lady Spain'''||Brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Magistral'''||Former brand produced in Aldaia, Valencia, which ended in the 1980s<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Madelcar|Madelcar]]'''||Brand and Spanish importer/distributor of smoking accessories<br />
|-<br />
|'''Masterly'''||Brand of the distributor [[Special:MyLanguage/Madelcar|Madelcar]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''McIntosch'''||Second brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Salvatella|Salvatella]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Minorca|Minorca]]'''||Spain<br />
|-<br />
|'''New Bond'''||Inexpensive brand of Emilio Navarro SL factory, as a [[Special:MyLanguage/Bruken|Bruken]] second<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Nubió|Nubió]]'''||Joseph Nubió<br />
|-<br />
|'''Old Fashion'''||Inexpensive brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Piloto'''||Brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''P. Luchini'''||Brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Martín|Pipas Martín]]'''||Rafael Martín Oltra<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Sigmund|Pipas Sigmund]]'''||Segimon Baulenas<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas Soler|Pipas Soler]]'''||Joan P. Soler<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipas + O|Pipas + O]]'''||Félix Massó<br />
|-<br />
|'''Pozito'''||Brand of tobacconist in Madrid, made by [[Special:MyLanguage/Arturo|Arturo]] del Pozo<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Saladich|Saladich]]'''||Joan Saladich i Garriga<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Salvatella|Salvatella]]'''||Enric Moulines Giralt<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Salas-Zazo|Salas-Zazo]]'''||Ramón Salas and Ricardo Zazo; Costanilla de los Desamparados, Madrid<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Santané|Santané]]'''||Josep Santané<br />
|-<br />
|'''Saxo'''||Inexpensive brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|- <br />
|'''Suárez'''||José Aceituna Suárez; Makes pipes from rustic stone with walnut and poplar stems<br />
|-<br />
|'''Swensson'''||Brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Taioli|Taioli]]'''||Siro Taioli<br />
|-<br />
|'''Targard'''||Brand from [[Special:MyLanguage/Iberica de Pipas|Iberica de Pipas]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vera, Alfonso|Vera, Alfonso]]'''||artisan associated with Compañia Española de Bruck, SL<br />
|}<br />
<br />
<!--T:119--><br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Sweden === <!--T:120--><br />
<br />
<!--T:121--><br />
[[Image:F-S.gif|Image:F-S.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Andersson|Andersson]]'''||Jan Andersson; author; Pipe Club of Sweden, Secretary; amateur pipe maker<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bennwik|Bennwik]]'''||Andreas Bennwik; Stockholm<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Björn of Sweden|Björn of Sweden]]'''||Björn Bengtsson<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Brilon|Brilon]]'''||old Swedish brand with changeable bowls<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Carlson|Carlson]]'''||Bengt Carlson<br />
|-<br />
|'''Center'''||Lopes states it is a brand produced by Pipcenter, symbol: "PC"<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Dollar|Dollar]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Dura Pipes|Dura Pipes]]'''||Dura Semjaniv (broken pipe)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Geiger Pipes|Geiger Pipes]]'''||Love Geiger<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gurra|Gurra]]'''||Lars-Göran Markunger<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ivarsson, Sixten|Ivarsson]]'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Sixten Ivarsson|Sixten Ivarsson]]''' (Denmark; broken pipe)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jönsson|Jönsson]]'''||Lars Jönsson<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ljung|Ljung]]'''||Arne Ljung (broken pipe)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Nordh|Nordh]]'''||Bo Nordh (broken pipe)<br />
|-<br />
|'''OF'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Olaf Forsberg|Olaf Forsberg]]''', 18th century clay pipe artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ratos|Ratos]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Rosengren|Rosengren]]'''||Jonas Rosengren; Halmstad, Sweden<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Saenz|Saenz]]'''||Gary Sanz<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Skapi|Skapi]]'''||Founded 1936 by Max D. Schwab<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Svenska Rökpipfabriken|Svenska Rökpipfabriken]]'''||Former factory in Lerum<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Thunér Pipes|Thunér Pipes]]'''||Ronny Thunér<br />
|-<br />
|'''VNP'''||see [[Special:MyLanguage/Vollmer & Nilsson|Vollmer & Nilsson]]; Martin Vollmer & Anders Nilsson<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vollmer & Nilsson|Vollmer & Nilsson]]'''||Martin Vollmer & Anders Nilsson<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
<!--T:122--><br />
Although much deserved credit has been given to Danish pipemakers & the "Danish Freehand" style, a lot of credit has to go to a handful of brilliant and innovative Swedish pipemakers, not the least of whom were '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Sixten Ivarsson|Sixten Ivarsson]]''' & '''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bo Nordh|Bo Nordh]]''' (may they smoke & rest in peace).<br />
<br />
<!--T:123--><br />
More pipe maker articles coming soon. Very thankfully there exists an excellent site dedicated to Swedish pipe makers. We highly recommend [http://www.svenskapipklubben.se/en/ Svenska Pipklubben] (Swedish Pipe Club) and extend many thanks to '''Jan Andersson''', club secretary (and pipe smoker, of course).<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Switzerland === <!--T:124--><br />
<br />
<!--T:125--><br />
[[Image:F-SWZ.gif|Image:F-SWZ.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Anderegg|Anderegg]]'''||Brand of Peter Anderegg<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bru-Bu|Bru-Bu]]'''||Brunner & Buhofer (also known as BBK)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Davidoff|Davidoff]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Design by FRANZ|Design by FRANZ]]'''||Franz von Matt<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Egloff|Egloff]]'''||Peter Egloff<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Fischer, Peter|Fischer, Peter]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Glen Ben Freehand Pipes|Glen Ben Freehand Pipes]]'''||Richard Baggenstos<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/ Andreas Heinzer|Heinzer, Andreas]] <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Innerschwyzer-Pfeifen|Innerschwyzer-Pfeifen]]'''|| [[Special:MyLanguage/Andreas Heinzer|Andreas Heinzer]] & Family<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jean Alexis Handmade Pipes|Jean Alexis Handmade Pipes]]'''||Richard Baggenstos<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jud|Jud]]'''||Daniel Jud<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kappeler|Kappeler]]'''||Alex Kappeler<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/La Pipa|La Pipa]]'''||Stefan Capaul<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Peter Pfeifenbau|Peter Pfeifenbau]]'''||Roman Peter<br />
|-<br />
|'''Pipestar'''||Brand of C.J. Verguet Freres, and also by the Swiss firm, Hebor SA<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Stich|Stich]]'''||Drechslerei Stich AG<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Swiss Pipe|Swiss Pipe]]'''||Started by artisans from [[Special:MyLanguage/Bru-Bu|Bru-Bu]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Timeless'''||Brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Franz von Matt|Franz von Matt]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tom’s Pipe-Line|Tom’s Pipe-Line]]'''||Thomas Habermacher<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tschan|Tschan]]'''||Moritz Tschan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Wagner Pipes|Wagner Pipes]]'''||Michael Wagner<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Wagner Tabak-Lädeli|Wagner Tabak-Lädeli]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/White Dog Freehand Pipes|White Dog Freehand Pipes]]'''||Richard Baggenstos<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/WR Freehand Pipes|WR Freehand Pipes]]'''||Wolfgang Röllin<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
<br />
<!--T:126--><br />
We urgently need '''Helvetians''' (Swiss) to contribute info for the above pipemakers.<br />
<br />
----<br />
=== Turkey === <!--T:148--><br />
<br />
<!--T:149--><br />
[[Image:F-TUER.gif|Image:F-TUER.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ahmet Buyukcopur|Ahmet Buyukcopur]]'''||Meerschaum Pipe artisan.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ak-Taş Meerschaum Pipe|Ak-Taş Meerschaum Pipe]]'''||Besim Aktaş; Eskisehir<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Altinay|ALTINAY]]'''||'''[https://www.altinaymeerschaumpipe.com Meerschaum] brand produced by [https://www.altinaymeerschaumpipe.com Altınay Pipe Ltd]. company, founded 1964.'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Altinok|Altinok]]'''||Meerschaum brand produced by Altinok-Pipe Ltd. <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Altdukkan Meerschaum|Altdukkan Meerschaum]]'''||'''Cihan Celik'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Aznavur|Aznavur]]'''||Bari Ltd. Co.??<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bay Pipe|Bay Pipe]]'''||'''Emre Mangaltepe, Meerschaum artist'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/BS Pipes|BS Pipes]]'''||'''Birol Salman'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''Burhan Yucel'''||Meerschaum maker based in Eskisehir<br />
|-<br />
|'''CeSem'''||Turkish company selling meerschaum pipes<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Emin|Emin]]'''||Brand of Meerschaum pipes by Medet Kara, and Imdat Kara<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Erdogan Ege|Erdogan Ege]]'''||Meerschaum artist<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/CPW Calabash Pipes|CPW Calabash Pipes]]'''||Meerschaum artist <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Eyup Sabri|Eyup Sabri]]'''||Meerschaum artist<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Fikri Baki|Fikri Baki]]'''||Meerschaum artist<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gezer|Gezer]]'''||Brothers in partnership; Mesut, Sevket, and Kudret Gezer<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gülel|Gülel]]'''||Medet Kara<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hittite Meerschaum|Hittite Meerschaum]]'''||Dudullu M. Ihlamur, Mevkii Alemdağ; İstanbul<br />
|-<br />
|'''Huseyn Yanik'''||see [[Special:MyLanguage/Sadik Yanik|Sadik Yanik]] and [[Special:MyLanguage/Yunas Ege|Yunas Ege]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/IMP|IMP]]'''||Imppipes - Isik Luletasi Hayv. Nakl. San & Tic. Ltd.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Irmismarbel Meerschaum|Irmismarbel Meerschaum]]'''||Ahmet GÖVEM; Eskisehir <br />
|-<br />
|'''Ismail Baglan'''||Meerschaum artist<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ismail Ozel|Ismail Ozel]]'''||Meerschaum artist<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ismat Bekler|Ismat Bekler]]'''||Meerschaum artist; well known Eskiehir artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kadir Baysal|Kadir Baysal]]'''||Meerschaum artist; well known Eskiehir artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Karaca|Karaca]]'''||Ramazn Karaca; Eskisehir<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Karahan, A|Karahan, A]]'''||Meerschaum artist<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kenan Ahmet Pipes|Kenan Ahmet Pipes]]'''||Handmade Briar pipes; Istanbul<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Koncak|Koncak]]'''||Company founded by Ekrem Koncak in 1934; Eskiehir<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kybele|Kybele]]'''||Ismail Ozdama (Kirac Ltd Co.)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/M. Bassal|M. Bassal]]'''||Meerschaum artist; Eskisehir<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/MeerQueen Meerschaum Pipes|MeerQueen Meerschaum Pipes]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/MeerschaumArt|MeerschaumArt]]'''||??<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/MeershcumStore Inc.|MeershcumStore Inc.]]'''||founded in 1908 by Bahadir Baykal, succeeded by his son, Kural.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Mergenler|Mergenler]]'''||Brand of Meerschaum pipes Owned by Oksan Mergen, closed in the 1990s<br />
|-<br />
|'''Meric'''||Meerschaum pipe company with shop is Eskisehir and Istambul<br />
|-<br />
|'''Munir Aydogu'''||Meerschaum artist who retired in 2000 after 40 years of activity<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Mustafa Albayrak|Mustafa Albayrak]]'''||[[Special:MyLanguage/WGM Meerschaum|WGM Meerschaum]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Nartpipe|Nartpipe]]'''||Meerschaum pipe company<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Nick's|Nick's]]'''||Nick Merdenyan, who started making Meershchaum pipes in 1968<br />
|-<br />
|'''Nurhan Cevahir'''||Meerschaum pipe artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ozgur Pipe|Ozgur Pipe]]'''||Eskisehir<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/O. Sabri|O. Sabri]]'''||Meerschaum pipe artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Paktas|Paktas]]'''||Brand started in 1973 by meerschaum artist, Hasan Aybogdu; Eskisehir<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipsan Pipes|Pipsan Pipes]]'''||Pipsan Pipes<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Saban Önalici|Saban Önalici]]'''||Meerschaum pipe maker<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Sadik Yanik|Sadik Yanik]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Şahin Pipo|Şahin Pipo]]'''||Ahmed and Bekir Şahin; Istanbul <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Salim Sener|Salim Sener]]'''||Meerschaum pipe maker, Partner with [[Special:MyLanguage/Erdogan Ege|Erdogan Ege]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Sekircioglu'''||Meerschaum pipes by brothers Huseyn and Mustafa. Started 1987, they split up in 1996<br />
|-<br />
|'''Selami'''||Meerschaum pipe artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Semus|Semus]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Servi|Servi]]'''||Meerschaum pipe brand<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Siyahi|Siyahi]]'''||Siyahi Meerschaum Pipe Co.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/SMS|SMS]]'''||Meerschaum pipe brand and company of Samil Sermet; founded in Eskisehir, now USA<br />
|-<br />
|'''Sultan Meerschaum Pipe Co.'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''Tekin Uzkesici'''||Meerschaum pipe maker<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/WGM Meerschaum|WGM Meerschaum]]'''||Mustafa Albayrak<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ahmet Buyukcopur|White Pipe]]'''||Ahmet Hamdi Büyükçopur<br />
|-<br />
|'''Yilmaz'''||Meerschaum pipe artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Yunar Pipe|Yunar Pipe]]'''||Abdulvahap Yunar; Eskişehir, Turkey<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Yunas Edge|Yunas Edge]]'''||Meerschaum pipe artisan<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Ukraine === <!--T:127--><br />
<br />
<!--T:128--><br />
[[Image:F-UKR.gif|Image:F-UKR.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Golden Gate|Golden Gate]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kamensky|Kamensky]]'''||Stanislav Kamensky; Now in Australia<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ponomarchuk|Ponomarchuk]]'''||Alexander Ponomarchuk<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Rizhenko|Rizhenko]]'''||Valeriy Rizhenko<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shekita|Shekita]]'''||Konstantin Shekita<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Aksenov|Aksenov]]'''||Yuriy Aksenov<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/KAF-pipe|KAF-pipe]]'''||[http://www.kaf-pipe.com.ua link title]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/M.Nazarenko|M.Nazarenko]]'''||Maksim Nazarenko<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Serova|Serova]]'''||Irina Serova<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Veresk|Veresk]]'''||Largest pipe company in the former Soviet Union, at one time producing 20 brands; Kiev<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
== '''Middle and Far East''' == <!--T:129--><br />
<br />
<br />
=== Australia === <!--T:130--><br />
<br />
<!--T:131--><br />
[[File:Flag of Australia.gif|File:Flag of Australia.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Bullfrog Pipes|Bullfrog Pipes]]|| Jeremiah Mierke; Melbourne<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kamensky|Kamensky]]'''||Stanislav Kamensky<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/LBM|LBM]]'''||Levy Bros & Co. Need Information; Melbourne<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Samsel|Samsel]]'''||Tomasz Samsel; Polish, but based in Australia<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== China === <!--T:132--><br />
<br />
<!--T:133--><br />
[[Image:F-CHN.gif|Image:F-CHN.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Daadou Pipe|Daadou Pipe]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gloredo|Gloredo]]'''||Leslie Ng<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/KingCheng|KingCheng]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Leizhou pipe tribes|Leizhou pipe tribes]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Mister Pipe|Mister Pipe]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pipe childe|Pipe childe]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/P.Zhan Pipes|P.Zhan Pipes]]'''|| Ping Zhan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/ZHESONG PIPES|Zhesong Pipes]]'''||Li Zhesong<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shanghai Tang|Shanghai Tang]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Yang Kun Pipes|Yang Kun Pipes]]'''||Liuzhou City <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Zhishan & Mindong Pipe|Zhishan & Mindong Pipe]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Iran === <!--T:134--><br />
<br />
<!--T:135--><br />
[[File:Flag of Iran.gif|File:Flag of Iran.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Cafe Artin|Cafe Artin]]'''||Pipe shop of [http://www.artini.ir Mr. Artin Abrahamian]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Hamid Farhang'''||[https://www.instagram.com/h.f.pipes.iran/ H.F.Pipes.iran on Instagram]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Keresaspa|Keresaspa]]'''||Saeed "Keresaspa" Nazarli, Tehran<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kp handmade pipes|Kp handmade pipes]]||Made by Kambiz pouria in Iran.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Memo Handmade Pipes|Memo Handmade Pipes]]'''||Mehdi S. Aghdam<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/M.I Handicrafts|M.I Handicrafts]]'''||Mohamad Javad <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Pasargadtabac|Pasargadtabac]]'''||Pipe shop of [http://www.pasargadtabac.com Mr. Amirhossein rahimi known as Mastro Rahimi ]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/vafa shop|vafa shop]]'''||Pipe shop of [http://www.vfa-shop.com Mr. saleh mousavi]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Awat Handcrafts|Awat Handcrafts]]'''||'''West Azarbaijan, Mahabad|[https://www.instagram.com/awat_handcrafts/ Awat Handcrafts on Instagram]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Lala Pipe|Lala Pipe]]'''||'''Pipe and tobacco shop of Mr. Mehdi Irandoost Mobile: +989024137362<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Israel === <!--T:136--><br />
<br />
<!--T:137--><br />
[[Image:F-ISR.gif|Image:F-ISR.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shalom Pipe Factory|Shalom Pipe Factory]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Biltmore]]'''||Need information<br />
|-<br />
|'''Burl King'''||Brand of [[Special:MyLanguage/Shalom Pipe Factory|Shalom Pipe Factory]]<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
<br />
=== Japan === <!--T:138--><br />
<br />
<!--T:139--><br />
[[Image:F-JAP.gif|Image:F-JAP.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
Adonis<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shizuo Arita|Arita, Shizuo]]'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shizuo Arita|Shizuo Arita]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Takeo Arita|Arita, Takeo]]'''||'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Takeo Arita|Takeo Arita]]''', son of Shizuo Arita.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Asari|Asari]]'''||Japanese Pipe maker from 1970s and '80s?<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Azuma|Azuma]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gajin|Gajin]]'''||Gajin Hayafune<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Goisagi Pipes|Goisagi Pipes]]'''||Y. Miyasaka<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Gotoh|Gotoh]]'''||Kei'Ichi Gotoh<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hachiro|Hachiro]]'''||Seiji Hachiro, owner of Pipe-Do (Pipedo)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hasegawa|Hasegawa]]'''||Toyohei Hasegawa; maker of kiserus (traditional Japanese pipes)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Hattori|Hattori]]'''||Zengoro Hattori; maker of kiserus (traditional Japanese pipes)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Higuchi|Higuchi]]'''||Jun'ichiro Higuchi<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/HiRo|HiRo]]'''||Yorozutoshi Hiroyuki<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ichi|Ichi]]'''||Ichi Kitahara<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Ikebana|Ikebana]]'''||[[Special:MyLanguage/Tsuge|Tsuge]] Brand<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Komatsu|Komatsu]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/K's Pipes|K's Pipes]]'''||Shin-ichi Kuwahara<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kurusu|Kurusu]]'''||Reiichi "Ray" Kurusu; Osaka<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Maruyama|Maruyama]]'''||Hajime Maruyama<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Minoru Nagata|Minoru Nagata]]'''||Minoru Nagata; Nishinomiya City, Hyogo Prefecture<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Miyasaka|Miyasaka]]'''<br />
|-1<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Namiki|Namiki]]'''||Namiki Manufacturing Co. Ltd.; collaborates with [[Special:MyLanguage/Dunhill|Dunhill]] on lacquered pipes <br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Okamura|Okamura]]'''||Yukio Okamora, see '''[[Special:MyLanguage/saci|saci]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|'''Pipedo'''||Brand of on-line firm Pipe-Do, See [[Special:MyLanguage/Hachiro|Hachiro]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''Roland'''||Inexpensive brand by Fukashiro [[Special:MyLanguage/Tsutomu|Tsutomu]]<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/saci|saci]]'''||Yukio Okamura<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Sakurai|Sakurai]]'''||Kenichiro Sakurai<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Satou|Satou]]'''||Smio Satou<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shima|Shima]]'''||<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Shimizu|Shimizu]]'''||Kanji Shimizu<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Suglayma|Suglayma]]'''||Japanese artisan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tajima|Tajima]]'''||Tatsuo Tajima<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tokutomi, Hiroyuki|Tokutomi, Hiroyuki]]'''||Maebashi, Japan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tokutomi, Yuki|Tokutomi, Yuki]]'''||daughter of Hiroyuki Tokutomi.<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tsuge|Tsuge]]'''||Sab Tsuge, owner<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Tsutomu|Tsutomu]]'''||Fukashiro Tsutomu<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Yanagihara|Yanagihara]]'''||Shigeyoshi Yanagihara<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Zousan|Zousan]]'''||Logo: Large Elephant<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
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=== Lebanon === <!--T:140--><br />
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<!--T:141--><br />
[[Image:F-LIB.gif|Image:F-LIB.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Libre Real Briar|Libre Real Briar]]'''||George and Gabrielle Daoud<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Manuel Shaabi|Manuel Shaabi]]'''||Left Lebanon in 1979, and now in Germany<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
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=== Malaysia === <!--T:142--><br />
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[[File:Flag of Malaysia.jpg|File:Flag of Malaysia.jpg]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''Hoping to add more Malaysian Pipemakers''': ||Please add, or send to sethile.pipes@gmail.com<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Abi Pipes]]'''||Abdul Muttalib Md Sidik, Malaysia<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Johnsson Ooi]]'''||Penang Island, Malaysia<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
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=== New Zealand === <!--T:144--><br />
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<!--T:145--><br />
[[Image:F-NEWZ.gif|Image:F-NEWZ.gif]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Speden Pipes|Speden Pipes]]'''||Don Speden, now Japan<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Zeman|Zeman]]'''||Jan Zeman<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
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=== Taiwan === <!--T:146--><br />
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<!--T:147--><br />
[[Image:Taiwan.jpg|Image:Taiwan.jpg]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Santaroko Pipes|Santaroko Pipes]]'''||||ST Kuo<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Jerry Zenn|Jerry Zenn]]'''<br />
|-<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
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=== Tunisia === <!--T:150--><br />
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{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Buchnak|Buchnak]]'''||Meerschaum maker in Tabarka, near the border of Algeria<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
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=== South Korea === <!--T:152--><br />
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<!--T:153--><br />
[[Image:F-KOR.jpg|50px]]<br />
{|<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Kim Jong Wook|Kim Jong Wook]]'''||김 종욱(코털아트)<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/7도sa|7도sa]]'''||칠도사<br />
|-<br />
|'''[[Special:MyLanguage/SJ MIN|SJ MIN]]'''||잡고기<br />
|-<br />
|}<br />
----<br />
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= Pipe Marks & Logos = <!--T:154--><br />
This area is still under construction, so please wear a hard hat & your favourite smoking jacket.<br />
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Due to the huge number of Pipe Makers, we hereby provide links to a number of sites with Marks & Logos:<br />
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'''[http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/en/index-en.html Logos & markings]'''<br />
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<!--T:157--><br />
'''[http://victor.ryazan.net/eng/pipe/brand.html Pipemakers]'''<br />
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<!--T:158--><br />
'''[http://www.comunidaddelapipa.com/simbolos_pipas_tabaco_.html Comunidad de la Pipa]'''<br />
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<!--T:159--><br />
'''[http://www.amigosdocachimbo.com.br/fabricantes.htm Amigos dos Cachimbo]'''<br />
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<!--T:160--><br />
'''[http://fujipub.com/ooops/makes.html Fujipub]'''<br />
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<!--T:161--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Aldo Velani|Aldo Velani]]''' - Italy - Gold & Silver Circle: [[Image:Aldo Velani.jpg|Image:Aldo Velani.jpg]]<br />
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<!--T:173--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Altinay|ALTINAY]]''' - Turkey - Two pipes surmounted by [http://www.altinaymeerschaumpipe.com altınay] - Stamped on stem [http://www.altinaymeerschaumpipe.com[[Image:Altinaylogo.jpg|100px]]]<br />
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<!--T:162--><br />
'''[http://altinokpipe.com/ Altinok Meerschaum]''' - Turkey - Vivaldi font "A" in a black circle: [[Image:Altinok.jpg|Image:Altinok.jpg]]<br />
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<!--T:163--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Butz-Choquin|Butz-Choquin]]''' - France - BC Inside a circle: [[Image:Butz-Choquin.jpg|Image:Butz-Choquin.jpg]]<br />
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'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Peterson|Peterson]]''' - Ireland - White script "P" stamped on stem: [[Image:Peterson.jpg|Image:Peterson.jpg]]<br />
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'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Salvatella|Salvatella]]''' - Stylised White "S" stamped on stem: [[Image:Salvatella.jpg|Image:Salvatella.jpg]]<br />
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<!--T:166--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Savinelli|Savinelli]]''' - Italy - "S" Inside a shield surmounted by 2 pipes, stamped on stem & shank: [[Image:Savinelli.jpg|Image:Savinelli.jpg]][[Image:Savinelli S.jpg|Image:Savinelli S.jpg]]<br />
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<!--T:167--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Stanwell|Stanwell]]''' - Denmark - "S" surmounted by a Crown stamped on stem: [[Image:Stanwell.jpg|Image:Stanwell.jpg]]<br />
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<!--T:168--><br />
'''[http://blockmeerschaumpipe.com/ Storient BLOCK Meerschaum]''' - Turkey - Storient "STORIENT" in a blue sticker <br />
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<!--T:169--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Vuillard|Vuillard]]''' - France - Stylised White "V" stamped on stem: [[Image:Vuillard.jpg|Image:Vuillard.jpg]]<br />
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<!--T:170--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Elie|Elie]]''' - Belgium/Portugal - Stylised Gold "E" inset into stem: [[Image:Logo mouthpiece Elie.jpg|Image:Logo mouthpiece Elie.jpg]]; Pipe Stamp: [[Image:Stempel Elie.jpg|Image:Stempel Elie.jpg]]<br />
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'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Edward CZERNY|Edward CZERNY]]''' - AUSTRIA - My farther´s and mine...: [[Image:signatur1.jpg|Image:signatur1.jpg]]<br />
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<!--T:172--><br />
'''[[Special:MyLanguage/Yiannos Kokkinos|Yiannos Kokkinos]]''' - Cyprus - [[Image:PIPE-003.jpg|Image:PIPE-003.jpg]]<br />
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Pipegeek
https://pipedia.org/index.php?title=Stanwell_Shape_Numbers_and_Designers&diff=39398
Stanwell Shape Numbers and Designers
2020-03-28T19:28:34Z
<p>Pipegeek: /* List by shape number */</p>
<hr />
<div>== Introduction ==<br />
''This excellent list is the work of notable Stanwell collector, Basil Stevens. It first appeared on [https://rebornpipes.com/tag/shape-numbers-and-designers-of-stanwell-pipes/ Rebornpipes.com], and appears here on Pipedia courtesy of Bas and rebornpipes.com.''<br />
<br />
In my experience Bas Stevens is one of the foremost authorities on Stanwell pipes. Whenever I find a shape I need information on or a pipe that I need help identifying the shape or the carver I email Bas and he has the information readily at hand. I picked up this shape listing from him some time ago and it identifies the shape by number and by designer. I found it extremely helpful so I wrote Bas and asked if I could post it here. Bas granted gracious permission and below is what Bas has provided.<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s PriceList.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 5.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 6.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 7.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 8.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 9.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 10.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellModels1.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:StanwellModels2.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]]<br />
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=== List by shape number ===<br />
*1. Stack, straight shank; canted or angled rim, l-r;<br />
:a) Freehand, straight, angled rim, named Nefertite, by Sixten Ivarsson – late 1950s.<br />
:b) Freehand, Pick Ax, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (1975)<br />
*2. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval bowl and stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, egg-shaped bowl, sloping top, full mouthpiece.<br />
*3. Billiard medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*4. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Lovat with long stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (Golden King)<br />
*5. Bulldog, oval shank<br />
*6. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Dublin style by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent sitter, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*7. Panel Free Hand, Free Hand w/panel or rectangular shank.<br />
:a) Slight bent, oval stem, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*8. Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*9. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular bowl, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*10. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Tulip bowl, oval stem, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11R. Bulldog, bent, with long shank and long full mouthpiece by Anne Julie. Billiard w/saddle stem, Canted Pear by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*12. Large billiard, full mouthpiece<br />
*13. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Pear-shaped bowl, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*14. Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*15. Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece. (large 07-2)<br />
*16. Billiard, long stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
*17. Small billiard, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*18. Pear-shaped bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*19. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*20. Two versions of this shape<br />
:a) Freehand, boat-shaped, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*21. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*22. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard, oval stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent, flat bottom, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*23. Freehand bent, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*24. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*25. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Same as 24a but larger, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval bowl, rounded top, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*26. Freehand, slightly bent, oval, by Anne Julie.<br />
*27. Billiard, slightly bent, stem with metal ring, push mouthpiece.<br />
*28. Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*29. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*30. Freehand, bent, “Strawberry”, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*31. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, large shape 30, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*32. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece, Stanwell’s first pipe shape from 1942.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Redesigned by Tom Eltang in the early 1990s.<br />
*33. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bulldog, bent, push mouthpiece.<br />
*34. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, slightly bent, sloping bowl, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bulldog, slightly bent, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*35. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie.<br />
*36. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1975.<br />
*37. Freehand, bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*38. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Lovat, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Small bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*39. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*40. Small billiard, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece..<br />
*41. Medium billiard (bowl29), metal ring, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Last produced in 1980.<br />
*42. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Billiard, slightly bent, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, full bent, rectangular stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*43. Freehand, full bent, large ball-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*44. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece. (1975)<br />
*45. Pot, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*46. Prince, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*47. Small freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1950s.<br />
*48. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl with rounded rim, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*49. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*50. Billiard, large size, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*51. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*52. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*53. Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*54. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*55. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Oval bent Dublin, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Designed and introduced in the late 1950’s to early 1960s.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*56. Canadian, full mouthpiece.<br />
*57. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*58. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*59. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*60. “Chimney, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*61. Small billiard, long 75mm full mouthpiece.<br />
*62. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Liverpool, medium size.<br />
:b) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*63. Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*64. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*65. Dublin, full mouthpiece.<br />
*66. “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*67. Small oval bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*68. Poker, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*69. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin.<br />
:b) Same as shape 67 but larger.<br />
*70. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1967.<br />
:b) Canted Billiard with pencil shank.<br />
*71. Freehand, rounded rim, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*72. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*73. No shape<br />
*74. Canadian, medium size.<br />
*75. Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem & mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*76. Liverpool, medium size.<br />
*77. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, oval bowl, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*78. Freehand, oval bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1950s.<br />
*79. Dublin, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*80. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large bent billiard.<br />
*81. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*82R. Large billiard, taper bit<br />
*83. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Large Pot, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*84. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent with oval stem.<br />
:b) Large bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*85. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – late ‘50’s to ‘60’s (info rec’d from Tom Eltang).<br />
:b) Bent Billiard saddle mouthpiece. (discontinued – 2006 and replaced with shape 246).<br />
*86. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*87. Four versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Freehand, conical bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:d) Large ball, full mouthpiece.<br />
*88. Three versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Billiard, medium size, very short, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*89. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval stem, short oval saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, thin, long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*90. Freehand, ball shaped, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
*91. Freehand, large flat bowl, saddle mouthpiece, “Ukulele” by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*92. same as shape 91 but smaller by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*93. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small Dublin, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large Canadian.<br />
*94. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Egg-shaped bowl with oval stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, straight, oval bowl and stem – 1950s.<br />
*95. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) same as shape 86 but larger by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*96. Freehand, oval bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*97. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Liverpool.<br />
*98. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Pot, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Lovat.<br />
*99. Liverpool<br />
*100. Small apple-shaped bowl, author bent.<br />
*101. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 48.<br />
*102. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, bent oval bowl.<br />
*103. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, small billiard.<br />
*104. “Elegence”, Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 86 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*105. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 08 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*106. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 79 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*107. Small Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*108. Freehand, sloping bowl, sadle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*109. Flat, ball-shaped bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*110. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*111. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*112. Freehand, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*113. Canadian with conical bowl.<br />
*114.<br />
*115. Same as shape 111 with push mouthpiece..<br />
*116. Pot with oval stem.<br />
*117.<br />
*118. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*119. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*120. Large bent, conical bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*121. Large ball-shaped bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*122. Small Billiard, oval stem.<br />
*123. Small bent Billiard.<br />
*124. Freehand, long conical stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*125. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*126. Same as shape 125 but with plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*127. Freehand strongly bent, saddle mouthpiece, similar to shape 39, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*128. Freehand, slightly bent, ball-shaped, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*129. Large, ball-shaped, strongly bent, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*130. Freehand, bent with push/long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*131. Ball shaped with long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*132. Large Billiard.<br />
*133. Bent, ball-shaped with saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*134. Freehand, slightly bent, with push mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*135. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang. .<br />
*136. Bent, sloping bowl, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*137. Small Dublin, sloping bowl by Tom Eltang.<br />
*138. Mid-Sized bent Freehand, Canted bowl round top rim by Tom Eltang, see example bellow.<br />
*139. Billiard, slightly bent, conical bowl, by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*140. Small freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*141. Billiard, medium size, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*142. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*143.<br />
*144. Freehand, large bent, plateau top, long saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*145. Freehand, sloping bowl, long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*146. Freehand, oval stem saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*147. Small pot, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*148. Canadian, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*149.<br />
*150. Special series, “Junior”, small shapes, filter only.<br />
*151. Same<br />
*152. Same<br />
*153. Same<br />
*154. Same<br />
*155. Same<br />
*156. Rhodesian by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*157. Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*158. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*159. Large Billiard, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*160. Large bent, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*161. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*162. Calabash, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*163. Freehand, “Facet”, hexagonal, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*164. Freehand, “Trio”, with brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*165. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*166. Large bent, “sitter”, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*167. Freehand, “Omega”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*168. Freehand, “Golf”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*169. Large Billiard, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Bang – 1986.<br />
*170. Large “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*171. Freehand “Hexagon”, large bent, with brass ring by Bang.<br />
*172. Freehand “Viking”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*173. “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*174. Liverpool.<br />
*175. Medium “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
*176. Small ball-shaped bowl, oval stem, short full mouthpiece.<br />
*177. Billiard, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*178. Billiard, conical bowl, oval stem with panels, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*179. Same as shape 178 but slightly bent by Bang.<br />
*180. Freehand, conical bowl, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*181. Same as shape 180 but with Plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*182. Same as shape 179 but larger and with filter only by Bang.<br />
*183. Large bent, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Anne Julie<br />
*184. Large conical bowl, oval stem with panels, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*185. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*186. Freehand, large bent, egg-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*187. Freehand, conical bowl, square stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*188. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*189. Freehand, “Rhodesian bowl”, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*190. Billiard with hexagon stem, brass ring, full mouthpiece by Tom Eltang – 1992.<br />
*191. Small Rhodesian by Tom Eltang.<br />
*192. Large Pot with short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*193. Apple, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*194. Freehand, “Facet” with panels, brass ring, full mouthpiece.<br />
*195. Large but short Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*196. Large but short Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*197.<br />
*198. Freehand “Boa” with brass ring<br />
*199. Featherweight, Billiard with hexagon stem and brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*200. Featherweight, Freehand, small shape 86.<br />
*201. Featherweight, Canadian.<br />
*202. Featherweight, Lovat.<br />
*203. Freehand “Diamond.<br />
*204. Freehand, slightly bent, square bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*205. Freehand “Lotus” with brass ring.<br />
*206. Freehand “Lilje” with brass ring.<br />
*207. Poker, by Poul Winslow.<br />
*208. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*209. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*210. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Pot by Tom Eltang.<br />
*211. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*212. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*213. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*214. Freehand, slightly bent, square stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*215. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece by Poul Ilsted.<br />
*216. Cutty.<br />
*217. Freehand oval Horn by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*218.<br />
*219.<br />
*220. Liverpool.<br />
*221.<br />
*222.<br />
*223. Bent Billiard, 6-face panel shank, full mounthpiece.<br />
*224.<br />
*225. Freehand with oval shank.<br />
*226. Tulip.<br />
*227. Trim bent Dublin with saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*228. Dublin by Tom Eltang.<br />
*229.<br />
*230.<br />
*231.<br />
*232. Bent Billiard, sits on flat shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*233.<br />
*234. Billiard with oval shank by Poul Winslow.<br />
*235. Island Pipe, FANO.<br />
*236. Island Pipe, BORNHOLM.<br />
*237. Island Pipe, SJAELLAND.<br />
*238. Island Pipe, FYN.<br />
*239.<br />
*240.<br />
*241. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*242. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*243. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*244. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*245. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*246. Slimmed-down shape 86 – 2005.<br />
*247. Spring, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*248. Summer, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*249. Fall, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*250. Winter, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*251.<br />
*252.<br />
*253.<br />
*254.<br />
*255.<br />
*256. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*257. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*258. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*259. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*260. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*291 1/8 bent Apple.<br />
*1240 Pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixteen Ivarsson.<br />
*2606. Sitter by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1985 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1986 Straight Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1987 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1988 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1989 by (Bang ? info from J.G.), by Jess Chonowitsch (in from Basil Stevens)<br />
*POY 1990 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1991 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1992 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1993 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1995 Modified Dublin/Horn by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1996 Billiard w/ Saddle Stem by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1997 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1998 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1999 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2000 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2001 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2002 Pot/Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2003 Billiard w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2004 Bent Apple w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2005 Straight Apple/Brandy by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2006 Bent elongated Peewit by Tom Eltang.<br />
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'''© Basil D. Stevens'''<br />
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=== List by designer ===<br />
*'''Sixten Ivarsson:''' 01 (Nefertiti), 01 (Pick Ax), 02, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20 (Free Hand Boot), 20 (Bent Dublin), 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 32 (Free Hand), 33, 34, 35 (Bent Free Hand), 37, 38, 41, 43, 48, 55, 59, 62, 63, 64, 70 (Free Hand Volcano/Sitter), 75 (Billiard w/oval shank), 79, 82, 85 (Bent Egg), 86, 87, 90, 91R, 95, 96, 105, 109, 119, 124, 2606 (Sitter), POY 1993.<br />
*'''Tom Eltang:''' 32 (redesign), 84, 126, 129, 131,135, 136, 137, 138, 164 (Trio), 177, 180, 181, 190, 204, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 227, 232, POY 1986, POY 1987, POY 1988, POY 1990, POY 1992, POY 1996, POY 1997, POY 1998, POY 2000, POY 2001, POY 2002, POY 2003, POY 2004, POY 2005.<br />
*'''Jess Chonowitsch:''' 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 156, 157, 158, 159, 161, 162 (Calabash), 163 (Facet), 166, 167, 168, 171 (Hexagon), 172 (Viking), 217, POY 1985, POY 1989, POY 1991.<br />
*'''Poul Winslow:''' 207, 234<br />
*'''Anne Julie:''' 26, 35, 36, 183<br />
*'''Peter Hedegaard:'''<br />
*'''Bang:''' 169, 170, 178, 179, 182, 189, POY 1989<br />
*'''Poul Ilsted:''' 215<br />
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Information copy-right and compiled by Basil D. Stevens <br />
2019-03-01<br />
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'''© Basil D. Stevens'''<br />
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Stanwell Shape Numbers and Designers
2020-03-28T19:21:55Z
<p>Pipegeek: /* List by shape number */</p>
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<div>== Introduction ==<br />
''This excellent list is the work of notable Stanwell collector, Basil Stevens. It first appeared on [https://rebornpipes.com/tag/shape-numbers-and-designers-of-stanwell-pipes/ Rebornpipes.com], and appears here on Pipedia courtesy of Bas and rebornpipes.com.''<br />
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In my experience Bas Stevens is one of the foremost authorities on Stanwell pipes. Whenever I find a shape I need information on or a pipe that I need help identifying the shape or the carver I email Bas and he has the information readily at hand. I picked up this shape listing from him some time ago and it identifies the shape by number and by designer. I found it extremely helpful so I wrote Bas and asked if I could post it here. Bas granted gracious permission and below is what Bas has provided.<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellCat early50s PriceList.jpg|thumb|400px|From an early 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 1.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 2.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 3.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 4.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 5.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 6.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 7.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 8.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 9.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellLate50sCat 10.jpg|thumb|400px|From a late 1950's catalog, courtesy [http://danishpipemakers.com DanishPipeMakers.com]]]<br />
[[File:StanwellModels1.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:StanwellModels2.jpg|thumb|400px|Courtesy Doug Valitchka]]<br />
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=== List by shape number ===<br />
*1. Stack, straight shank; canted or angled rim, l-r;<br />
:a) Freehand, straight, angled rim, named Nefertite, by Sixten Ivarsson – late 1950s.<br />
:b) Freehand, Pick Ax, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (1975)<br />
*2. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval bowl and stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, egg-shaped bowl, sloping top, full mouthpiece.<br />
*3. Billiard medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*4. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Lovat with long stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. (Golden King)<br />
*5. Bulldog, oval shank<br />
*6. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Dublin style by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent sitter, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*7. Panel Free Hand, Free Hand w/panel or rectangular shank.<br />
:a) Slight bent, oval stem, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*8. Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*9. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular bowl, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*10. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Tulip bowl, oval stem, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent with push mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*11R. Bulldog, bent, with long shank and long full mouthpiece by Anne Julie. Billiard w/saddle stem, Canted Pear by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*12. Large billiard, full mouthpiece<br />
*13. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Pear-shaped bowl, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*14. Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*15. Bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece. (large 07-2)<br />
*16. Billiard, long stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
*17. Small billiard, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*18. Pear-shaped bowl, slightly bent, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*19. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*20. Two versions of this shape<br />
:a) Freehand, boat-shaped, special design mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*21. Bent, triangular bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*22. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Billiard, oval stem, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent, flat bottom, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*23. Freehand bent, rounded rim, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*24. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*25. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Same as 24a but larger, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval bowl, rounded top, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*26. Freehand, slightly bent, oval, by Anne Julie.<br />
*27. Billiard, slightly bent, stem with metal ring, push mouthpiece.<br />
*28. Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*29. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*30. Freehand, bent, “Strawberry”, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*31. Two versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, large shape 30, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*32. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece, Stanwell’s first pipe shape from 1942.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Redesigned by Tom Eltang in the early 1990s.<br />
*33. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bulldog, bent, push mouthpiece.<br />
*34. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Bulldog, slightly bent, sloping bowl, full mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bulldog, slightly bent, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*35. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie.<br />
*36. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1975.<br />
*37. Freehand, bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*38. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Lovat, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Small bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*39. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*40. Small billiard, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece..<br />
*41. Medium billiard (bowl29), metal ring, push mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Last produced in 1980.<br />
*42. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Billiard, slightly bent, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, full bent, rectangular stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*43. Freehand, full bent, large ball-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*44. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece. (1975)<br />
*45. Pot, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*46. Prince, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*47. Small freehand, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Anne Julie – 1950s.<br />
*48. Freehand, egg-shaped bowl with rounded rim, long saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*49. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Freehand, bent saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*50. Billiard, large size, oval stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*51. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*52. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*53. Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*54. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, large bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Medium size billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*55. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Oval bent Dublin, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson. Designed and introduced in the late 1950’s to early 1960s.<br />
:b) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*56. Canadian, full mouthpiece.<br />
*57. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*58. Small billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*59. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*60. “Chimney, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*61. Small billiard, long 75mm full mouthpiece.<br />
*62. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Liverpool, medium size.<br />
:b) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*63. Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*64. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, Plateau top, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Bent billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*65. Dublin, full mouthpiece.<br />
*66. “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*67. Small oval bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*68. Poker, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*69. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin.<br />
:b) Same as shape 67 but larger.<br />
*70. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, sitter, oval stem and mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1967.<br />
:b) Canted Billiard with pencil shank.<br />
*71. Freehand, rounded rim, oval stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*72. Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*73. No shape<br />
*74. Canadian, medium size.<br />
*75. Freehand, slightly bent, oval stem & mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*76. Liverpool, medium size.<br />
*77. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Freehand, oval bowl, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*78. Freehand, oval bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson – 1950s.<br />
*79. Dublin, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*80. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large bent billiard.<br />
*81. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large billiard, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*82R. Large billiard, taper bit<br />
*83. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Large Pot, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Bent Billiard, medium size, full mouthpiece.<br />
*84. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Dublin, slightly bent with oval stem.<br />
:b) Large bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*85. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – late ‘50’s to ‘60’s (info rec’d from Tom Eltang).<br />
:b) Bent Billiard saddle mouthpiece. (discontinued – 2006 and replaced with shape 246).<br />
*86. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*87. Four versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Freehand, conical bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:d) Large ball, full mouthpiece.<br />
*88. Three versions of this shape number<br />
:a) Large “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Billiard, medium size, very short, full mouthpiece.<br />
:c) Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*89. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Freehand, oval stem, short oval saddle mouthpiece, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
:b) Large pot, thin, long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*90. Freehand, ball shaped, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson – 1951.<br />
*91. Freehand, large flat bowl, saddle mouthpiece, “Ukulele” by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*92. same as shape 91 but smaller by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*93. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Small Dublin, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Large Canadian.<br />
*94. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Egg-shaped bowl with oval stem.<br />
:b) Freehand, straight, oval bowl and stem – 1950s.<br />
*95. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
:b) same as shape 86 but larger by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*96. Freehand, oval bowl, long saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*97. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) “Chimney”, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Liverpool.<br />
*98. Two versions of this shaper number<br />
:a) Pot, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
:b) Lovat.<br />
*99. Liverpool<br />
*100. Small apple-shaped bowl, author bent.<br />
*101. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 48.<br />
*102. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, bent oval bowl.<br />
*103. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector, small billiard.<br />
*104. “Elegence”, Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 86 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*105. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 08 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*106. “Elegence”. Push mouthpiece with a plastic connector. Small No. 79 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*107. Small Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*108. Freehand, sloping bowl, sadle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*109. Flat, ball-shaped bowl, slightly bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*110. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*111. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*112. Freehand, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*113. Canadian with conical bowl.<br />
*114.<br />
*115. Same as shape 111 with push mouthpiece..<br />
*116. Pot with oval stem.<br />
*117.<br />
*118. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*119. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*120. Large bent, conical bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*121. Large ball-shaped bowl, full mouthpiece.<br />
*122. Small Billiard, oval stem.<br />
*123. Small bent Billiard.<br />
*124. Freehand, long conical stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*125. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*126. Same as shape 125 but with plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*127. Freehand strongly bent, saddle mouthpiece, similar to shape 39, by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*128. Freehand, slightly bent, ball-shaped, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*129. Large, ball-shaped, strongly bent, long saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*130. Freehand, bent with push/long saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*131. Ball shaped with long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*132. Large Billiard.<br />
*133. Bent, ball-shaped with saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*134. Freehand, slightly bent, with push mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*135. Freehand, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang. .<br />
*136. Bent, sloping bowl, saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*137. Small Dublin, sloping bowl by Tom Eltang.<br />
*138. Mid-Sized bent Freehand, Canted bowl round top rim by Tom Eltang, see example bellow.<br />
*139. Billiard, slightly bent, conical bowl, by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*140. Small freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*141. Billiard, medium size, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*142. Freehand, bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*143.<br />
*144. Freehand, large bent, plateau top, long saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*145. Freehand, sloping bowl, long stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*146. Freehand, oval stem saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*147. Small pot, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*148. Canadian, short saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*149.<br />
*150. Special series, “Junior”, small shapes, filter only.<br />
*151. Same<br />
*152. Same<br />
*153. Same<br />
*154. Same<br />
*155. Same<br />
*156. Rhodesian by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*157. Freehand, slightly bent, full mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*158. Freehand, oval bowl, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*159. Large Billiard, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*160. Large bent, conical bowl by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*161. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*162. Calabash, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*163. Freehand, “Facet”, hexagonal, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*164. Freehand, “Trio”, with brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*165. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*166. Large bent, “sitter”, saddle mouthpiece by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*167. Freehand, “Omega”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*168. Freehand, “Golf”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*169. Large Billiard, conical bowl, full mouthpiece by Bang – 1986.<br />
*170. Large “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*171. Freehand “Hexagon”, large bent, with brass ring by Bang.<br />
*172. Freehand “Viking”, with brass ring by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*173. “Rhodesian”, with brass ring, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*174. Liverpool.<br />
*175. Medium “Chimney”, full mouthpiece.<br />
*176. Small ball-shaped bowl, oval stem, short full mouthpiece.<br />
*177. Billiard, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*178. Billiard, conical bowl, oval stem with panels, full mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*179. Same as shape 178 but slightly bent by Bang.<br />
*180. Freehand, conical bowl, oval stem, short saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*181. Same as shape 180 but with Plateau top by Tom Eltang.<br />
*182. Same as shape 179 but larger and with filter only by Bang.<br />
*183. Large bent, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Anne Julie<br />
*184. Large conical bowl, oval stem with panels, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*185. Large bent, full mouthpiece.<br />
*186. Freehand, large bent, egg-shaped bowl, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*187. Freehand, conical bowl, square stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*188. Large bent Bulldog, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*189. Freehand, “Rhodesian bowl”, oval stem with panels, saddle mouthpiece by Bang.<br />
*190. Billiard with hexagon stem, brass ring, full mouthpiece by Tom Eltang – 1992.<br />
*191. Small Rhodesian by Tom Eltang.<br />
*192. Large Pot with short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*193. Apple, slightly bent, short saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*194. Freehand, “Facet” with panels, brass ring, full mouthpiece.<br />
*195. Large but short Billiard, full mouthpiece.<br />
*196. Large but short Apple, full mouthpiece.<br />
*197.<br />
*198. Freehand “Boa” with brass ring<br />
*199. Featherweight, Billiard with hexagon stem and brass ring by Tom Eltang.<br />
*200. Featherweight, Freehand, small shape 86.<br />
*201. Featherweight, Canadian.<br />
*202. Featherweight, Lovat.<br />
*203. Freehand “Diamond.<br />
*204. Freehand, slightly bent, square bowl and stem, saddle mouthpiece.<br />
*205. Freehand “Lotus” with brass ring.<br />
*206. Freehand “Lilje” with brass ring.<br />
*207. Poker, by Poul Winslow.<br />
*208. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*209. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*210. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Pot by Tom Eltang.<br />
*211. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*212. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*213. Sixtus, with hexagon stem and mouthpiece, brass ring, Freehand by Tom Eltang.<br />
*214. Freehand, slightly bent, square stem and mouthpiece.<br />
*215. Freehand, slightly bent, triangular stem, saddle mouthpiece by Poul Ilsted.<br />
*216. Cutty.<br />
*217. Freehand oval Horn by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*218.<br />
*219.<br />
*220. Liverpool.<br />
*221.<br />
*222.<br />
*223.<br />
*224.<br />
*225. Freehand with oval shank.<br />
*226. Tulip.<br />
*227. Trim bent Dublin with saddle mouthpiece by Tom Eltang.<br />
*228. Dublin by Tom Eltang.<br />
*229.<br />
*230.<br />
*231.<br />
*232. Bent Billiard, sits on flat shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*233.<br />
*234. Billiard with oval shank by Poul Winslow.<br />
*235. Island Pipe, FANO.<br />
*236. Island Pipe, BORNHOLM.<br />
*237. Island Pipe, SJAELLAND.<br />
*238. Island Pipe, FYN.<br />
*239.<br />
*240.<br />
*241. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*242. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*243. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*244. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*245. Featherweight by Tom Eltang – 2005.<br />
*246. Slimmed-down shape 86 – 2005.<br />
*247. Spring, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*248. Summer, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*249. Fall, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*250. Winter, by Poul Winslow – 2005.<br />
*251.<br />
*252.<br />
*253.<br />
*254.<br />
*255.<br />
*256. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*257. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*258. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*259. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*260. Statement Series by Tom Eltang.<br />
*291 1/8 bent Apple.<br />
*1240 Pot, slightly bent, saddle mouthpiece by Sixteen Ivarsson.<br />
*2606. Sitter by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1985 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1986 Straight Apple by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1987 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1988 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1989 by (Bang ? info from J.G.), by Jess Chonowitsch (in from Basil Stevens)<br />
*POY 1990 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1991 by Jess Chonowitsch.<br />
*POY 1992 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1993 by Sixten Ivarsson.<br />
*POY 1995 Modified Dublin/Horn by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1996 Billiard w/ Saddle Stem by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1997 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1998 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 1999 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2000 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2001 by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2002 Pot/Billiard by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2003 Billiard w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2004 Bent Apple w/oval shank by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2005 Straight Apple/Brandy by Tom Eltang.<br />
*POY 2006 Bent elongated Peewit by Tom Eltang.<br />
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=== List by designer ===<br />
*'''Sixten Ivarsson:''' 01 (Nefertiti), 01 (Pick Ax), 02, 06, 07, 09, 10, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20 (Free Hand Boot), 20 (Bent Dublin), 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 32 (Free Hand), 33, 34, 35 (Bent Free Hand), 37, 38, 41, 43, 48, 55, 59, 62, 63, 64, 70 (Free Hand Volcano/Sitter), 75 (Billiard w/oval shank), 79, 82, 85 (Bent Egg), 86, 87, 90, 91R, 95, 96, 105, 109, 119, 124, 2606 (Sitter), POY 1993.<br />
*'''Tom Eltang:''' 32 (redesign), 84, 126, 129, 131,135, 136, 137, 138, 164 (Trio), 177, 180, 181, 190, 204, 208, 209, 210, 211, 212, 213, 227, 232, POY 1986, POY 1987, POY 1988, POY 1990, POY 1992, POY 1996, POY 1997, POY 1998, POY 2000, POY 2001, POY 2002, POY 2003, POY 2004, POY 2005.<br />
*'''Jess Chonowitsch:''' 139, 140, 141, 142, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 148, 156, 157, 158, 159, 161, 162 (Calabash), 163 (Facet), 166, 167, 168, 171 (Hexagon), 172 (Viking), 217, POY 1985, POY 1989, POY 1991.<br />
*'''Poul Winslow:''' 207, 234<br />
*'''Anne Julie:''' 26, 35, 36, 183<br />
*'''Peter Hedegaard:'''<br />
*'''Bang:''' 169, 170, 178, 179, 182, 189, POY 1989<br />
*'''Poul Ilsted:''' 215<br />
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Information copy-right and compiled by Basil D. Stevens <br />
2019-03-01<br />
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'''© Basil D. Stevens'''<br />
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