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Several different makers apparently used the '''Fireside''' name. | |||
''The Smoker's Ephermeris'', Summer 83 - Spring 84 issue, page 43 makes mention of a pipe maker named William Craig at Hurffville's (NJ) '''Fireside Pipe Shop'''. | |||
'''Fireside''' has three entries in ''Who Made That Pipe'' (1997, by Herb Wilczak & Tom Colwell) as follows: | |||
*2714, Fireside: [[Comoy's]], [[Ben Wade]], and John Pollock ([[Pollock Clay Pipes]]). Country listed as England | |||
*2714, Fireside: Westminster NYC (USA), and [[Hardcastle]] Pipes (Enlgland) | |||
*2715, Fireside Churchwarden: John Pollock and Co. ([[Pollock Clay Pipes]]), and [[Comoy's]]. Country listed as England | |||
The example bellow is marked '''Fireside Made in Denmark'''. Perhaps the Fireside Pipe shop, or one of the other briar pipe makers listed above, also imported pipes from a maker in Denmark. Or this may have been made by [[Ben Wade]] when they were being made in Denmark, but this would be very different from the typical "Freehands" they were associated with during that era. | |||
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Several different makers apparently used the Fireside name.
The Smoker's Ephermeris, Summer 83 - Spring 84 issue, page 43 makes mention of a pipe maker named William Craig at Hurffville's (NJ) Fireside Pipe Shop.
Fireside has three entries in Who Made That Pipe (1997, by Herb Wilczak & Tom Colwell) as follows:
- 2714, Fireside: Comoy's, Ben Wade, and John Pollock (Pollock Clay Pipes). Country listed as England
- 2714, Fireside: Westminster NYC (USA), and Hardcastle Pipes (Enlgland)
- 2715, Fireside Churchwarden: John Pollock and Co. (Pollock Clay Pipes), and Comoy's. Country listed as England
The example bellow is marked Fireside Made in Denmark. Perhaps the Fireside Pipe shop, or one of the other briar pipe makers listed above, also imported pipes from a maker in Denmark. Or this may have been made by Ben Wade when they were being made in Denmark, but this would be very different from the typical "Freehands" they were associated with during that era.
- Fireside example and nomenclature, courtesy Doug Valitchka
