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[[File:Loewe 1925 ad.jpg|thumb|1925 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:Loewe L&Co1928.jpg|thumb|Loewe 1928]][[File:Loewe-1.jpg|thumb|Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:L&Co Ripple Grain..jpg|thumb|Circa 1938-39 Loewe Ripple Grain Brochure]] | [[File:Loewe 1925 ad.jpg|thumb|1925 Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:Loewe L&Co1928.jpg|thumb|Loewe 1928]][[File:Loewe-1.jpg|thumb|Ad, courtesy Doug Valitchka]][[File:1949-Loewe Briar Pipes.jpg|thumb|]] | ||
[[File:L&Co Ripple Grain..jpg|thumb|Circa 1938-39 Loewe Ripple Grain Brochure]] | |||
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The Frenchman Emil Loewe founded the company, both shop and workshop, in 1856 at the Haymarket 62, London. He is said to have been the first to make briar pipes in England. Richard Hacker maintains that theatre people from the West End were among the shop's heyday aficionados. Loewe's spigots are especially well regarded by lovers of elegance today - they were originally introduced for practical reasons, to facilitate the production of replacement stems for customers abroad. | The Frenchman Emil Loewe founded the company, both shop and workshop, in 1856 at the Haymarket 62, London. He is said to have been the first to make briar pipes in England. Richard Hacker maintains that theatre people from the West End were among the shop's heyday aficionados. Loewe's spigots are especially well regarded by lovers of elegance today - they were originally introduced for practical reasons, to facilitate the production of replacement stems for customers abroad. | ||