23,116
edits
(Created page with "== '''History''' == Loewé est l’un de ces vieux noms obsédants de la fabrication des pipes anglaises, caractéristique d’une production « bourgeoise» quasiment disparu...") |
(Created page with "Le français Emil Loewé a fondé la compagnie, magasin et atelier, en 1856 au 62, Haymarket à Londres. Il aurait été le premier à fabriquer des pipes en bruyère en Angl...") |
||
Line 7: | Line 7: | ||
[[File:Loewe 1928.jpg|thumb|1928 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:Loewe-1.jpg|thumb|Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:Loewe Ripple Grain 1938-9.jpg|thumb|Circa 1938-39 Loewe Ripple Grain Brochure, courtesy Doug Valitchka]] | [[File:Loewe 1928.jpg|thumb|1928 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:Loewe-1.jpg|thumb|Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:Loewe Ripple Grain 1938-9.jpg|thumb|Circa 1938-39 Loewe Ripple Grain Brochure, courtesy Doug Valitchka]] | ||
Le français Emil Loewé a fondé la compagnie, magasin et atelier, en 1856 au 62, Haymarket à Londres. Il aurait été le premier à fabriquer des pipes en bruyère en Angleterre. Richard Hacker soutient que les gens de théâtre du West End faisaient partie des passionnés de la boutique à son apogée. Les montages spigots de Loewé sont aujourd’hui particulièrement prisés par les amoureux de l’élégance -ils furent introduits à l’origine pour des raisons pratiques, pour faciliter la fabrication de tuyaux de remplacement pour les clients à l’étranger. | |||
The firm and its facilities were later taken over by Civic, well before becoming a fully integrated part of the Cadogan group sometime in the final quarter of the twentieth century. As with other brands belonging to this group, it is not easy to pinpoint a date marking the end of Loewe's independence and singularity. This is partly due to Cadogan's own development from a cooperative to a monolithic entity. | The firm and its facilities were later taken over by Civic, well before becoming a fully integrated part of the Cadogan group sometime in the final quarter of the twentieth century. As with other brands belonging to this group, it is not easy to pinpoint a date marking the end of Loewe's independence and singularity. This is partly due to Cadogan's own development from a cooperative to a monolithic entity. |