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Harkam Pfeifen

Harkam Pipes
"My name is Karl Harkam, born in Austria on 10.02.1958. I'm married and have three children. Beside my profession as a commercial clerk I start to built pipes in the middle of 2005.
I'm not learned this trade, I'm a self-teaching pipemaker. Words and deeds of my coupeur (Romeo Briar) was a great help, he produce also pipes in high quality. I found also good ideas in the internet .
I use only the best bruyere-kanteln, which I receive from my coupeur in italy. I make my freehand pipes with the help of the grinding disc, rasp and file. After staining the pipes, they are polished with carnauba-wax. Because not each bruyere is faultless, there can be some spots in the wood. To putty or something like that is out of the question. "Einrauchpaste" is only available on customer requirement. The mouthpiece are only made by hand of caoutchouc or cumberland. For decoration I use exotic woods, horn or bone.
The production of my pipes is as an artistic work. Each of them is a unicum. I want to deliver only high quality pipes.
At present I manufacture between 20 - 25 pipes a year."
 
 Karl Harkam
 Hauptstrasse 88
 8142 Wundschuh
 Austria
 
 Cell phone: +43 (O)8664 4125439
 E-mail: karl.harkam@aon.at
 Website: Harkam Pipes
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Austria
Harmon

Steve Harmon's pipes were surely not addressed to those high-end esthetes who spend their life in search of pipe dreams. They rather express "Pipemaking is fun!" and "Have fun smoking pipe!"
Steve Harmon gave his pipes offbeat, sometimes even weird shapes. He loved to experiment with colorful staines and in addition often attached colorful acrylic adornments. Yet the bulk of his pipes remained in light and natural colors to underline the beauty of the wood. He allowed smaller pits and flaws. Major issues were rusticated. Some pipes show a net of carved lines across the entire stummel as if he had sanded down to the veins eroded by the dreaded Vermis bruyeris (briar worm).
 
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Steve Harmon lived in Henderson (or Henderson area) in North Carolina. He was born May 04, 1960 and met a sudden death on August 07, 2007. He was surely more than just "our local carver". His pipes, mainly sold on eBay, found a lot of buyers across the States and Canada, but also in Europe and Asia. The last pieces of his heritage may be found here - eve9979. 
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Hartmann

"I have made pipes for more than 50 years. The attraction for me has always been the creative process of designing pipes and developing a personal pipe experience for my customers. Using other materials together with briar such as silver, gold, bone, horn and exotic types of wood gives me the opportunity to create individuality."
"It's important that the pipe reflects the customer’s environment and thereby reflects personal design choices."
"The foundation in my creative process is classic craftsmanship, combined with new ways of form and design, aimed to please you in your everyday life."
Hans Hartmann started making pipes the early 1950s. He did it the hard way without any guidance, but it didn't take long until he made good and beautiful pipes. Around 1960 he started selling pipes to the famous Pipe Dan in Copenhagen, at that time the best pipe shop in the World, with pipes from Sixten Ivarsson, Sven Knudsen, Gert Holbek, Ib Loran and many more.
At the same time, Hartmann opened his own shop in Copenhagen where he sold both his own pipes as well as pipes from the large manufacturers and also continued to make pipes for Pipe Dan. In 1970 Hartmann stopped making pipes professionally and started a long career representing pipe distributors like Comoy's, Dunhill, and Savinelli. However, he kept his workshop and still made pipes now and then as well as doing repairs for pipe shops.
Today Hans Hartmann is retired. But his love for pipemaking is still there and we are proud to present his creationss here - he still has the touch!
Hartmanns grading goes from A (the best) to E followed by the cheaper lines HH1 to HH4.
 Hans Hartmann
 Gravene 6
 DK-8800 Viborg
 Denmark
 
 Pipes Available from Dan Pipes
 Email: mailto:info@danpipes.dk
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Category: Denmark
Hasegawa

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Toyohei Hasegawa is one of the kiseru pipe masters. He began making pipes in Tsubame, one of the major centers for the creation of these Japanese pipes and, at 13 years old, he was apprentice to master Zengoro Hattori. In 1926, at only 18, he started working for himself, and when the demand was high would make 300 kiserus a month, from tin and copper. In his final years as an artisan, the 90s, he created beautiful pipes inlaid with gold and silver. The winner of numerous prizes, he was made a member of the Living Cultural Assets of Tsubame.
Editors note: Kiseru pipes are traditional Japanese pipes used for smoking tobacco, which have been used from the second half of the sixteenth century. They are characterized by a small bowl where the tobacco is placed. The forms are generally fine and elegant. Most of the kiseru are made of metal and bamboo, but there are also models made entirely of metal or ceramics. While some models are simple and inexpensive, others are finely worked and sculpted works of art.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Japan
Hasso Baudis

Late in 1977 or early in 1978, so the story goes, a young man from Bremen, a university student, dressed in faded trousers and worn out shoes travelled through the northern areas of Germany carrying a scuffed up brief case full of pipes he humbly offered for sale to some considerable tobacconists. Maybe, this is a bit too much of folklore. Hasso Baudis, that’s the young man’s name, finally found a dealer in Hamburg, who agreed to store some of his pipes. We don’t know who bought the first Hasso Baudis pipe, but the following hype is fairly beyond comparison.
Later he was contracted by Tuxedo company, distributor of Dunhill, Stanwell and other renowned brands in Germany. Issue 3/1981 of Pipe Club (German magazine) enthusiastically celebrated Hasso Baudis, aged 26 at the time, at the peak of his fame. But less than two years later (Pipe Club 1/1983) he had left the stage disappearing into some foggy nothing causing the wildest speculations about possible reasons. He had sold his workshop to architect and designer Robert Mewis whom he had introduced to the art of pipemaking before. Baudis later worked as an architect.
Hasso Baudis is cheered to have made some of the most creative pipes in the merely five years of his active time as a fulltime carver. He made many innovative shapes from first-class wood combined with first-class finishes covering the whole spectrum of reddish colours and very good mouthpieces. As Rainer Barbi once mentioned, his wealth of ideas deserves admiration.
He also experimented with pipes which were more on the “designer side” using acrylic tubes or large elements of metal. The most spectacular pipe he made was shaped like a swan with wings made of pure white gold. It’s said to have asked a retailer’s price of more than 100,000 DM.
How many pipes Baudis made is subject to speculation. Estimated between 1,000 and 1,200 pipes. He is reported to have worked very briskly. His earlier ones were stamped “Hasso Baudis”. Before 1981 he changed to “Hasso”. The most precious pieces had a diamond representing the "o" in Hasso.
Today Baudis pipes range among the rarest finds in the market of high grade estate pipes.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Hattori

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Zengoro Hattori was a highly respected 20th century maker of kirerus pipes. He trained various artisans, including Hasegawa, in his workshop in Tsubame.
Editors note: Kiseru pipes are traditional Japanese pipes used for smoking tobacco, which have been used from the second half of the sixteenth century. They are characterized by a small bowl where the tobacco is placed. The forms are generally fine and elegant. Most of the kiseru are made of metal and bamboo, but there are also models made entirely of metal or ceramics. While some models are simple and inexpensive, others are finely worked and sculpted works of art.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Japan
Haveneza

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Haveneza is the Portuguese Casa Haveneza brand, whose original tobacconist in Chiado was founded by Henry Burnay in 1864. His anniversary pipes from Italy were made in 2000 and 2004. 2004 was the 140th anniversary of the tobacconist, and that version of the anniversary pipes was produced by Mastro de Paja
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Portugal
Hayes, Robert E.

Quoted from the Cornell & Diehl website, where pipes of Robert E. Hayes are on display:
"Many of you have met Bob at the Cornell & Diehl tables at pipe shows. He has been making pipes as a hobby for several years and has now begun to make enough to offer them for sale at reasonable prices.
Bob's "learning curve" has been enhanced by the advice and assistance he has received from some of the world's top pipemakers. He obtains his briar from a well-known Danish pipemaker and his engineering and rustification is excellent. His style and artistry is self-evident."
 Robert E. Hayes
 1004 Bonner Bussells Dr.
 Southport, NC 28461
 USA
 
 Phone: 910 457 0899
 E-mail: phayes@ec.rr.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Haywood

Irving "Scacy" Haywood. Glenarden resident (Washington D.C. Area) Irving Haywood said he has had a number of professions over the years — auto repairman, photographer and maker of decorative tobacco pipes. 
After a successful surgery gave him a new lease on life, Scacy decided to return to his first passion: music. Haywood, who served on the Glenarden City Council from 2007 though 2011, said he was in a number of singing groups in the Washington, D.C., area, starting in junior high school. But in the late 1960s, he formed Scacy and the Sound Service, an early funk and go-go band that he said grew to be the local opening act for funk band War and singer Stevie Wonder.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Heather Coleman

Heather Coleman is a well known English artisan who produces clay pipes, after having collecting them extensively. She also makes replicas of English and Dutch clay pipes from the 16th century and later.From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Here you will find an ever-changing selection of the clay pipes that I have designed and made, many of them based on originals. Over the years I have produced for Smokers, Collectors, Re-enactors, Movies, TV and Theatre. Each pipe I make is carefully formed and hand finished giving you a finely crafted product. My aim has always been to provide pipes that will be admired and enjoyed - even destined to become sought-after antiques of the future! Some are inspired by old pieces in my collection and I often try to emulate the elegance and quirks that those display .. I have been making clay pipes since 1998 and my present kiln stands about waist height tall. It is a top-loader fired by an advanced computer system which we developed in-house to have very precise control over temperature. I am not sure what pipe makers of Centuries past would have made of this - I expect they would have preferred their wood and coal-fired kilns!From her website http://www.dawnmist.org/pipesale.htm
== Gallery ==
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== Other works ==
* A Short History Of Clay Pipes, by Heather Coleman
* 378 Clay Tobacco Pipe Designs
* The Art and Archaeology of Clay Tobacco Pipes (CD-ROM)
== Contact Information ==
 Website: http://www.dawnmist.org/
 E-Mail: mailto:heather@dawnmist.org
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
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Heibe

Heibe pipes were made by the company of the same name, owned in turn by Erich Heikaus KG, in Bergneustadt, Germany.
The trademark for the Heibe name was first filed on March 9, 1966 and registered on January 14, 1967.https://register.dpma.de/DPMAregister/marke/register/827082/DE and https://register.dpma.de/DPMAregister/marke/register/827083/DE
The sole trademarked line name of Heibe is the Heibe Goldpoint, which was applied for in 1970 and granted on May 31, 1972. It was deleted on April 1, 2006.https://register.dpma.de/DPMAregister/marke/register/892286/DE
Pipes have been seen stamped both "Germany" and "West Germany", indicating that the Heibe company continued to make pipes after 1990, but these pipes appear to no longer be in production. 
On November 11, 2013 the deletion of Erich Heikaus KG from the register of companies was announced and was realised on probably January 2, 2014.https://www.online-handelsregister.de/handelsregisterauszug/nw/Koeln/HRA/16766/Erich-Heikaus-KG
== Contact Information ==
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 Erich Heikaus KG
 Talstr. 51-53
 51702 Bergneustadt
 Germany
 
 +49 2261 48978
 +49 172 5373466
== References ==
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Category: Germany
Heiner Nonnenbroich

Heiner Nonnenbroich (hn handmade pipes) created handmade pipes between 2002 and 2016.https://pfeifenblog.de/heiner-nonnenbroich-auszeit/
Heiner Nonnenbroich was born in 1953. A piano teacher, whose parents were artisans, his first experiments with pipes date back to the early 1970s.
He produces 50 to 70 pipes a year. They are freehands, 85% or which are fitted for 9 mm filters. He uses ebonite and acrylic stems, and uses briar from Italy, Algeria, and Corsica. His accessories are in acrylic and various types of wood.
Grading is (ascending): E, D, C, B, A, and AA. Stamp: logo + handmade, + grading.From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
My name is Heiner Nonnenbroich, born in 1953. In my first job I am a piano teacher and work at a music school. I have been making pipes since 2002. My pipes are exclusively hand-made freehands. Most of my pipes are without filter. I source the best briar wood I can get only as plateaux from Italy and Spain. After the forming and staining, the pipes are oiled and - after several days of drying - polished and finished with Carnauba wax.
The mouthpieces are made from the best German ebonite rods.From The Hn-pipes website
Contact Information:
 hn handmade pipes
 Heiner Nonnenbroich
 Hochstrasse 86
 47647 Kerken
 Germany
 
 Phone: +49 (0)2833 97165
 E-mail: info@hn-pipes.de
 Webseite: http://www.hn-pipes.de/
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Heinz-Günter Döteberg

Heinz-Günter Döteberg is a pipemaker from Stolberg, Germany operating under the name Eifel Pipes and who has been making pipes since 2006. He studied with Rainer Barbi in a 2007 workshop, and sells pipes through Esterval's Pipe House. Pipes are made with 6mm, 9mm or with no filter and are generally briar with ebonite stems, although acrylic is available on request. 
== Contact Information ==
 Heinz-Günter Döteberg
 Auf der Liester 6
 52223 Stolberg
 
 Email: info@hgd-pipes.de
 Website: http://www.eifel-pfeifen.de/index.html
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Heisenberg

Heisenberg pipes are made by Jim Brown in Mooresville, North Carolina. In 2014, I began making pipes as "Werner Heisenberg". Since then I have continued to create quality custom, handmade pipes using Mediterranean briar, olive wood and European morta. All stems are hand cut and made from ebonite or acrylic resins. Occasionally specialty woods or alternative stem materials are used, but only at the customer's request.
*You may also enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview of Jim on the Pipes Magazine Radio Show
Contact Information:
 Website: https://heisenbergpipes.com/
 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeisenbergPipes/
 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heisenberg_pipes
Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:United States
Henry Leonard & Thomas Inc.

Henry Leonard & Thomas, Inc. (HLT) was founded in Ozone Park, Queens, New York by Henry J. Lavietes and two partners on May 31, 1938. The company patented a stem design for pipes and cigarette holders designed by Henry on March 9, 1943. Henry was the son of David Lavietes, who moved to Sparta, North Carolina in the early 1940s to purchase laurel and rhododendron burl to ship back to his son and HLT. Lavietes decided to stay in Sparta and founded the D&P Pipe Works with his other son Paul, originally as a 15 person operation. David Lavietes was the inventor of the Ajustomatic feature incorporated into Dr. Grabow pipes even today.
In 1944, the trademark for the Royalton filter well was granted to HLT. Soon after, however, Henry Lavietes closed the New York operation with little warning and moved the entire production to Sparta, North Carolina. At this time in addition to the Royalton line, HLT was making many other lines of pipes.
In 1953, HLT acquired all assets and equipment of the Dr. Grabow company of Chicago, Illinois, and began production of Grabow and Hollycourt pipes. At the same time, they acquired the Continental Briar Company, owner of the Royal Duke, Duke of Dundee, and Honeydew pipe brands still evident in the common use of the word "Duke" to name Grabow pipes. 
On October 21, 1969, United States Tobacco company, owners of the Mastercraft brand, announced that it had acquired HLT. It still ran as a separate company until 1985, however, when Sparta Pipes, Mastercraft and HLT were merged into Sparta Industries, Inc.
While, even after this time, the HLT brand was sold to Lane, and later, in 2006 to International Pipes & Assessories, the current owners, IPAL continues to make and sell the Royalton pipe with the original HLT logo as part of the Grabow line. 
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Category: United States
Hercules

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Hercules is an old Anglo-American brand. It was sold by Hall & Fitzgerald, Civic, Oppenheimer Pipe, Reiss-Premier Co., and Kaywoodie. Symbol: H. There is also an especially fine Savinelli line with the name Hercules Ex..
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Category: United StatesCategory: Great Britain
Heritage Pipes Inc.

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Heritage Pipes Inc. is a subsidiary of S.M. Frank, which decided to go back to producing higher quality pipes for its Kaywoodie brand, and closed Heritage Pipes Inc. at the end of 1971. Kaywoodie still makes a model with this name. Symbol: three small spots (red, white, and blue).
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Heritage HEIRLOOM Pipe - These pipes were Kaywoodie's high end line and were made in the 1960's and ended production in 1970. The Heritage Heirloom line was run by Stephen Ogdon who came from Dunhill. Only about 1 in 300 pieces of briar was good enough to use in the Heritage Heirloom line, and only top of the line Para rubber was used for the stems.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Hermann Hennen

Hermann Hennen was born in Kirchhundem in 1946 and lives in the beautiful Sauerland region. Hermann Hennen is a trained wood turner and has worked as a designer in product development, initially in the furniture and most recently in the advertising industry. Hermann has been in early retirement since 2007 and has been an avid pipe smoker since he was young. At that time, together with his brother, the "first" pipes were made in the parental turnery. More than a hobby alongside his professional life. Hermann Hennen has only been dealing intensively with the subject of pipe making since 2006.https://www.tecon-gmbh.de/index.php?cPath=1626_954
== Links ==
* http://www.pipephil.eu/logos/en/logo-h2.html#hennenhermann
* http://www.pipendoge.de/Hennen_bilder01.htm
* https://fumeursdepipe.net/pipiersHhennen.htm
* https://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/estate/germany/moreinfo.cfm?product_id=158629
== Contact Information ==
 hd - pipesformerly Hennen-Design
 Hermann Hennen
 Emlinghausen 5
 57399 Kirchhundem
 Germany
 
 Website: http://www.hd-pipes.de/
 Mail: mailto:hhennen@hd-pipes.de
 Phone: +49 (0)2723 686553 or 3081
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany
Herrera

Leaonardo's website
Pictured bellow-- Disponible en Tabaquería Ágora: Leonardo's description: This is a pipe inspired by Bo Nordh's famous Nautilus shape. I remember clearly how stunned I was the first time I saw a picture of it.
Contact information:
Leonardo Herrera L. - 
Tercera Avenida 1623
892-0242 San Miguel
Santiago, Chile
Phone: (56 9) 9 619 7587
E-mail: mailto:pipas@epublish.cl
Herrería

Ezequiel Herrería was born in Rauch, Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina. He smoked his first pipe around 2005 with the pipe that belonged to the grandfather of a friend, which was given to him as a present. In 2007, he started to watch videos on the net about how pipes were made, since he was excited to make a pipe for himself. Finally, Ezequiel went to a carpenter and asked for a piece of wood, and for the next two years he tried to learn from everyone, mainly from Ludwig Lorenz, an Austrian craftsman whom he admired his skill in handling wood tools. By june 2008, he ordered his first batch of briar from Spain, and in 2009 he sold his first pipes using spanish briar with hand-cut stems made of acrylic.
After a few years, Herrería Pipes began taking more and more of his time, and once demand began growing from Europe, US and other parts of the world, he decided in 2016 to work full time in pipe making. Ezequiel makes about 120 pipes a year. 
== Contact Information ==
 Website: http://www.pipasherreria.com
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Argentina
Herskovitz

Herskovitz, Sandor; Flushing, NY
Sandor Herskovitz used to make pipes and sell them out of a public park in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in the late 50's and early 60's. Tom Benz had a pipe created for his wife Hilda that is a foot with a big toe sticking up. Sandor signed it 
Made for Hilda" Sandor
Tom Benz gave the pipe to a friend who later passed. His daughter gave it to the Red Door Consignment Gallery in Harrisburg, PA to sell. Coincidentally my father, Leonard Berman, saw the pipe and asked me to e-mail Tom Benz to ask who the man was who used to make pipes in the park. By sheer coincidence, Tom Benz wrote back with the name Sandor Herkovitz and said the pipe was originally his! Of course I offered it back but he declined and is allowing the public to enjoy it at our gallery.
I will continue to research this pipe maker and hope others will contribute as well.
Irene Berman-Levine
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Hew Len Pipes

Hew Len Pipes
 
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 Jaden Hew Len
 87-185 Wai`olu St.
 Wai'anae, Hawaii 96792
 
 Tel.: 808 668 4778
 E-mail: jaden@hew-len-Pipes.com
 Website: Hew Len Pipes
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
HiRo

HiRo pipes are made by Yorozutoshi Hiroyuki who was born in 1958 and is based in Hokkaido.
HiRo pipes are available at: http://www.pipeando.net/pipes/hiro/index.html
Examples of HiRo pipes from the above website:
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Japan