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Established in Milan in 2007, Luciano Pipes has been producing mainly low-mid grade hand-finished pipes in classic English shapes with Italian twists. Originally sold exclusively in China, actually they are introducing in the USA. [http://www.lucianopipes.it Website] is under construction.
[[File:Luciano SmoothBambooCutty.jpg|thumb|300px|Smooth Bamboo Cutty, courtesy [http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/luciano/index.cfm smokingpipes.com]]][[File:Luciano SmoothBentBilliard.jpg|thumb|left|Smooth Bent Billiard, courtesy [http://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/luciano/index.cfm smokingpipes.com]]] Luciano Pipes was established in Milan in 2007, with Luca di Piazza overseeing their production. Many of the pipes are worked on by the Radice family, and have been around since 1997. Originally producing mainly low-mid grade hand-finished pipes in classic English shapes with Italian twists and sold exclusively in China.
 
Luciano pipes have now entered the US Market, with some of the designs from collaboration between Luca and Greg Pease (the Pease / Di Piazza pipes), which are usually smooth, though some can be sandblasted or rusticated. Each stem has an expertly-cut acrylic bit and turned tenon.
 
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Revision as of 17:37, 27 February 2014

Smooth Bamboo Cutty, courtesy smokingpipes.com
Smooth Bent Billiard, courtesy smokingpipes.com

Luciano Pipes was established in Milan in 2007, with Luca di Piazza overseeing their production. Many of the pipes are worked on by the Radice family, and have been around since 1997. Originally producing mainly low-mid grade hand-finished pipes in classic English shapes with Italian twists and sold exclusively in China.

Luciano pipes have now entered the US Market, with some of the designs from collaboration between Luca and Greg Pease (the Pease / Di Piazza pipes), which are usually smooth, though some can be sandblasted or rusticated. Each stem has an expertly-cut acrylic bit and turned tenon.