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Schoenleber

Louis Schoenleber lived in North Arlington N.J. and was an Austrian immigrant and skilled artisan in pipe making. His hand carved pipes were available in his shop, 'Schoenleber's Newark Pipe Shop', at 26 Branford Pl., Newark NJ, thought to open in the 1920's. 
Schoenleber's carried a full line of tobaccos as well as related pipe smoking accessories. It's thought the shop operated until the late 1960's, and Louis Schoenleber died in 1976. It's also fairly certain they may have sold to other brands such as Jelling, also in Newark and are very similar in design and finish.
Schoenleber - pipemaker from Newark, New Jersey.
							
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Schoppe

Colja Schoppe is a professional model maker and mechanic that has turned his hobby of pipe restoration into a profession.
 
Colja was inspired to start working on pipes through his father, a passionate pipe smoker. Gradually friends approached him and asked him to work on their pipes. When some pipes were donated to him by a friend he was able to restore them and offered them up on Ebay. Then he had the business idea to develop Coljas-Pipecollection.
Contact Information:
 Colja Schoppe
 Website: http://www.coljas-pipecollection.de/
 Holzkampweg 8
 37586 Dassel
 OT Hilwartshausen
 
 Email: coljaspipecollection@web.de
 Phone: 05564/8725
Schowa

In 1988 the last large tobacco pipe factory in Bad König, the Schowa company, was closed.http://www.hans-von-der-au.de/cms2/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=73&Itemid=123
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Germany
Schulz

Ralf Schulz
from Sassenburg (Lower Saxonia) debuted in 2004. In April of 2005 he participated in the 3. Berlin Pipe Show organized by Tabakskollegium Berlin (Berlin Tobacco College).
Througout 2005 he managed to sell some pipes via German eBay as well as to some major traders in northern Germany. So, not a bad start at all for a up and coming carver.
Schulz rather made slim and smaller pipes. But though his first pieces were quite promising - the paneled horn e.g. - it seems that Schulz quit soon. Since 2006 we haven't heard from him anymore.
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Scofield

Ben Scofield makes pipes primarily as a hobby, having started, like many others, from using pipe kits. He then had help from Tyler Beard (see Tyler Lane), and was at one time an active member of the Pipemakers Forum. During 2006 - 2007 his pipes were offered for sale at "Just For Him" a tobacconist in Springfield, MO. 
Contact Information:
 Ben Scofield
 St. Louis, MO
 
 Website: http://www.scofieldpipes.com/
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Scott Anderson

Scott J. Anderson is an American pipemaker currently based in Northern California.
Scott has been carving for several years, and has studied under Brad Pohlmann, Jeff Gracik, and Jody Davis.
He debuted commercially at the 2007 Chicagoland International Pipe & Tobacciana Show and exhibited again in 2008.
Although his other career in Silicon Valley keeps his annual output low, he has already garnered significant attention for his exacting engineering and eye for design.
In addition to a noteworthy series of bamboo-stem pieces, he is probably best known for his work in diminutive sizes -- both smaller scale versions of classic shapes as well as a striking series of bruccianosos (nosewarmers).
He is increasingly regarded as one of the best of a new generation of American carvers.
Tyler Beard wrote of him, "Having seen the progress of hundreds of new carvers on my website and pipe-making forum, ... probably three or four have the 'it' it takes to make high-grade pipes.... [L]et me assure you, he has 'it.'"
Scott Anderson pipes can be identified by their distinctive circular stamp, with his bespectacled monkey logo in the center.
This pipe is superior to the Eltang in fit and finish, even more so the Heeschen, and generally makes me say, 'Wow,' every time I check it out. Most notably, the stem work is first class in every sense of the word. The draw perfect, the fit of the tenon in mortise solid and smooth, the comfort in the mouth flawless, the polish of the stem mirror. The blast is intriguing, the shank cap the perfect compliment to all other aspects of the pipe (and perfectly executed), and the color of all components is great...Do I sound impressed? I am, in every way. I'd love to tell you all that I find wrong with this pipes, and in fact, I have. Nothing....I know what makes a high grade pipe, and this is it in every way. - Tyler Beard (review of Scott Anderson blowfish)http://www.christianpipesmokers.net/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&p=111033
Man oh man oh man. Anderson’s work evidences the same fanatical attention to fit, finish, design, and balance that one would expect from Anderson’s mentors Jody Davis and Brad Pohlmann. - Neill Archer Roanhttp://www.apassionforpipes.com/A_Passion_for_Pipes/Blog/Entries/2008/5/10_Scott_Anderson.html
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== Contact Informartion ==
 Website: http://scottandersonpipes.com/ (dead link)
 E-Mail: mailto:scott@scottandersonpipes.com
 phone: (408) 881-4386
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Category: United States
Scottspipes

My name is Scott Klein.
I was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago IL, and have spent almost all of my life here so far. As a high school student I studied all aspects of mechanics and woodworking including: building construction, woodshop, automotive technology, small scale 3D design, electricity, and plumbing. Naturally, I am always looking for ways to sharpen and perfect my talents. After High school, I worked for 6 years in various trades doing painting, construction, and remodeling.
By chance one night my girlfriend and I were visiting her father, who was a good friend of Alex Florov. He introduced me to Alex’s website and through the night (and following weeks) I studied his work and determined I had a deep interest in attempting this great feat. Shortly after my initial mind blowing view of this I got in contact with Alex, and being a very generous and inspiring man, he agreed to teach me to make pipes from the beginning to end of the process.
As I got to skip the initial trial of pre-bored/assembled pipe kits, I have been lucky to jump right in to hand: turned, milled, and assembled pipes. This has given me a lot of free play to work and develop my artistic ability. All of my pipes are made from 100 percent raw materials from all over the world, completely handmade and assembled in the USA.
You might also enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview with Scott on the Pipes Magazine Radio Show
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== Contact Information ==
 Scott Klein
 Scott's Pipes
 Nashville, TN.
 615.918.8888
 E-mail: Info@scottspipes.com
 Website: https://skleinpipes.com
 Skype: Scottspipes
 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScottsPipesUSA/
 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottspipes/
 Twitter: https://twitter.com/Scottspipes
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Sea-Dog

Sea Dog was one of many brands owned by the Oppenheimer Pipe group, apparently made in France, likely by Marechal Ruchon & Cie. as evidenced on page 34 of the Circa 1950s Oppenheimer Pipes Catalog.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
SeaSmoke Pipes

Eric Weaver is the sole owner and producer of SeaSmoke Pipes in Washburn Wisconsin on the shores of Lake Superior. Eric has been making pipes since late 2003 after receiving a pipe kit as a gift from his wonderful girlfriend (now Wife). He has kept himself under the radar for many years selling pipes locally and thru word of mouth. Around 2016 he began offering his work to the larger pipe community. Early work was left unstamped or marked simply with his initials E.M.W. Around 2018 Weaver began selling his pipes under the brand name SeaSmoke Pipes. His current pipes are stamped E.M.W. alongside an outline of Lake Superior. He was interviewed on episode 414 on The Pipes Magazine Radio Show. He has also appeared on numerous Youtube interviews and maintains a youtube channel himself. Weaver enjoys being lost in the woodwork of Northern Wisconsin and is a bit of a hermit. He produces 40-65 pipes a year with most being freehands and his interpretations of the classics. Eric uses briar from Italy, Algeria, and Greece. His stems are hand cut from high grade German ebonite or modified preformed vulcanite depending on the piece. He is self taught for the most part. Weaver is also a studio Potter producing many Cups, Mugs, and bowls every year. He strives to make pipes and pottery that will look at home in his Natural surroundings of Northern Wisconsin.
He can be contacted thru his website
www.seasmokepipesandpottery.com
seasmokepipes on youtube
seasmoke pipes and pottery on instagram 
airrikweaver@hotmail.com
Sellars Made Briar Pipes

Sellars Made Briar Pipes is the company of Tim and Dana Sellars, a husband and wife team of pipe makers from Eastern Tennessee. Among other designs their work include the Cobra, Ballerina and Devil Anse shapes, and a finish called Smoky Mountain Red Oak. Tim focuses on carving and shaping the pipes while Dana concentrates on finishing. 
Instagram: @dana_n_tim
Email: tim.sellars@yahoo.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Selmec

The Hungarian clay pipe is famous. The illustration is a 19th Cent. example with the seal of the town of Selmec on the front. The seal represents two salamanders which legend tells us led residences to the gold deposits. Hammer and pick are also represented. These clays represent an entirely different clay pipe tradition from the English clay pipes. These shapes are based on Turkish clay pipes which entered Europe from the East.
After 1663 the Austrian Emperor Leopold called upon the estates of the realm to assist in defending Vienna against the Turks.
Papal pressure demanded that the support of French mercenaries also had to be accepted and the great Hungarian noblemen Ferenc Nadasdy, Miklos Zrinyi, Adam Batthiany and Miklos Berceseni,vice-captain of the mining district, recruited large numbers of soldiers against the Turks as well. The French soldiers of Souches, the German and Spanish mercenaries of the Imperial Army and the Hungarian cavalry were often to be seen at Nyitra, Leva, Fulek and Selmec. Now the inhabitants of royal Northern Hungary learnt of pipe smolking from the soldiers at the time of the incursions of the highlands. Judging by the shape of the pipes it is from this period that the beginning of pipe- making in Selmec can be dated.
English and Dutch pipes were not easy to obtain. and their influence was negligible. The real impetus on the Selmec pipe shapes came
from the Turkish chibouk, and especially the version made by Turkish pipe-makers in Buda which had a relatively high cylindrically shape
bowl with a hemisphere at the bottom and a short, knobby neck which joined the bowl at an angle of 60 degrees. In the case of the Selmec
pipes the remarkably rich modeling of the foot is the most strikingly characteristic feature. An important element is the shell-leaf
decoration that opens fan-wise on the foot of the pipe, something that became widespread in Austrian, German, and French territories.
Pipe making at Selmec truly got under way at the beginning of the eighteenth century. The modeling and distribution of the Selmec pipes
at that time can be connected wth two masters, Benjamin Annert and Theresien-Feld/ F. Netter. 
In 1848 Hungary fought for independence from Austria. After the revolution was quashed Kossuth, President of the Kingdom of Hungary, was forced into exile, and the Selmec pipe came into vogue in Turkey and later Northern Italy, In 18523-1853 Kossuth toured America the Selmec pipe came into vogue there also. 
Courtesy Geoffrey Mogilner, Racine & Laramie Tobacconist
* Reference: “Our Pipe Smoking Forebears” by Ferenc Levardy
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Hungary
Semus

Semus Pipes / Semus Pfeifen
 SEMUS-SHOP in Bremen, Germany.
SEMUS-SHOP also offers Pipsan and Dapper Pipes (beside many other oriental / turkish articles and gifts).
 SEMUS-SHOP
 Mustafa Nuroglu (proprietor)
 Marie-Juchacz Str. 30
 28279 Bremen
 Germany
 
 Phone: +49 (0)421 577 48 82
 E-Mail: info@semus-shop.de
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Turkey
Senatorov

Sergei Senatorov Fjodorovic was born in 1982 in Riga. When he was ten he made his first pipe of pine wood. He used sandpaper and file. In 2006 he began to make pipes of briar seriously. Pipes that are presented here are made of the best material - briar of the mediterranian sea, but stem are made of high-quality German ebonite.
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== Contact Information ==
 Sergei Senatorov Fjodorovic
 Riga
 Latvia
 
 Website: http://www.senatorov.lv/eng.html
 E-mail: mailto:senatorov@inbox.lv
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Latvia
Seniak

Life opens up to a person different sides of his opportunities. Sometimes this happens accidentally, sometimes - naturally.
Zinoviy's fate with the eyes of the beloved woman met him in 2005. And he found himself being a creator of wonderful, who love to make the beauty around him. Initially, the family home was established on his own design. Cozy home with a fireplace surrounded by love and flowers. Then he created a garden of flowers, rocks and waterfalls, with an open terrace for the lazy summer rest.
The pleasure of smoking the pipe led Zinoviy further. He felt the desire to create pipes. He very much wanted to see how the beauty of briar reveals and harmonizes with the air, flowers, clouds and charms of nature.
Unity with nature creates a vision of new. Flickering leaves, bends of the branches, the strict beauty of stones, riot of the flowers colors, fancy shapes of clouds and air movement. They're fascinating.
Live fire on the fireplace charms during cold autumn and winter evenings. Wrapped in the scent of a tasty tobacco from the favorite pipe master continues to see the shape of peace, bliss and joy embodied in the new work.
Usually Zinoviy listens to the good music when making a pipe in the workshop. Of his favorite should be noted classical music (Haydn, Rachmaninov), classic rock (Led Zeppelin, Yes), jazz (Oscar Peterson, Miles Davis) and a light music (Karunesh, Deep Forest).
Each new pipe is the new life created by nature, music and pipemaker's hands. Zinoviy uses the materials of the highest quality available. Pipes are made of briar from Spain, Italy and Algeria. Ebonite and other components arrives from Germany, the decorative elements
pipemaker receives from China.
Zinoviy Senyak was born in the town of Stryi near Lviv, Ukraine, on 9 May, 1959. In 1982 he moved to Moscow, Russia. Since 2005 he lives and works in the vicinity of Moscow.
 Website: Seniak Pipes
 Email: mailto:seniakpipes@gmail.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Russia
Senlar

"Senlar" - Pipes were made in Minnesota by pipe maker Wally Larsen who inverted his last name LAR SEN to come up with SEN LAR. The Saint Paul Pioneer Press nicknamed Larsen "The Great Dane Of The Pipe World" in 1973. Larsen's pipes were made in the basement of his Minnetonka home, with pipes selling in 1973 for as much as $75. Larsen learned the pipe making craft in the 1940's when an established pipe maker moved into the home next door. After observing this craftsman work for three years Larsen decided to make a pipe for himself. That first pipe got him some attention from fellow smokers and he sold his next nine before being able to keep another for himself.
Senlar pipes were apparently primarally sold in only three shops, St. Marie's and the Tobak Shop in St. Paul, and Tobaccoland in Rosedale. Larsen expressed difficulty keeping up with the demand of just these three outlets.
Larsen sought to make Senlar pipes "Look like a tree." Which he accomplished by using a whirling drill to carve a distinctive bark like finish on the pipe. It is a finish seen on most Senlars and Larsen regarded it as a sort of trademark.
He died in approximately 1988.
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Sergey Cherepanov

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Sergey Cherepanov is a Russian pipe maker who began his career at a fairly mature age. His passion for the pipe brought him to Mikhail Revyagin and Viktor Yashtylov, who shared their experience and taught him a lot. Now Sergey is working in his own workshop in the suburbs as a professional pipe maker, producing about 100 pipes a year. Cherepanov gives leans toward freehand shapes. He uses Mimmo briar, and Mino, and less often, Jaume Houm, as well as German and Japanese ebonite. Even during work, he doesn't part with the pipe, preferring comfortable nosogreyk stuffed with a classic clean Virginia.
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== Contact Information ==
 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cherepanovpipe 
 https://www.facebook.com/cherepanov.pipes/
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Russia
Sergey Dyomin

Sergey Dyomin, 52 years of age as of this writing (2014), spent his younger days in the military, having been stationed at the Baikonur Cosmodrome during the Soviet period. In 2002 he was attending an event of the St. Petersburg Pipe Club when he met Vladimir Grechukhin; by chance at this time Grechukhin had use for an apprentice, and so that was what Sergey became, for several years the two working together with Vladimir concentrating on design and Dyomin on learning and production. All of this took place before the founding of the PS Studio marque, today synonymous with "student of Grechukhin". As such it's no surprise that it's Sergey who today serves as the senior artisan of said marque, along, of course, with producing his own designs, under his own name.
A particular passion of Sergey's is his keen interest in developing and refining techniques that allow for machining briar where, typically, no one else can figure out how to do something any way but freehand or with hand tools: creating a spherical tetrahedron form, for example, or turning a diamond shank with a lathe. While Vladimir Grechkhin's industrial/automotive design-inspired influence is clear in the works of Sergey, so too are aspects that are distinctly "Dyomin", particularly a flare for pushing stout and chubby shaping to an extreme, while still creating a beautiful and balanced form. Also clear is Sergey's great attention to detail and precision in engineering and stem-work.https://www.smokingpipes.com/pipes/new/Sergey-Dyomin/
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Category: Russia
Serova

Irina Serova is a young pipe maker in the Ukraine who started making pipes in March of 2016, only 2 years ago as of this writing. She still considers herself a beginner in the sense of how long she has been making pipes. That may be so, but her work clearly shows great skill and she has already developed a unique voice. 
The following questions were posed by Manuele Cavani so we could get to know this promising young pipe maker. I have edited the English a bit for clarity --sethile (talk) 09:28, 14 January 2018 (CST):
Manuele: When did you start making pipes?
Irina: I started to make pipes in March of 2016, almost 2 years ago. So I guess I can say I'm still a beginner
Manuele: How did you come to get the passion to nake pipes? Who was you teacher?
Irina: I’m not a pipesmoker and I’m not a smoker at all, but I like a smoking pipe as a beautiful and pleasant object. I was lucky to have an opportunity to observe how Alex Brishuta makes his pipes, so I decided to try and make a pipe by myself. Surely, Alex helped and taught me. Surprisingly I succeeded and loved the process. Thus something, started from curiosity, became a serious employment. Shortly after that I decided to leave the work I was doing in order to dedicate myself to pipemaking.
Manuele: Do you have specific pipemakers who you admire or are your favourites?
Irina: A lot of pipemakers make beautiful pipes, it would take so much time to name all of them. I just like to look on other pipemakers' work and adore the different forms and finishings created by their hands.
Manuele: What are your favorite shapes?
Irina: Pokers and tomatoes - for now they are my favorites. But that may change eventually, since I still have so much to try.
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Contact Information:
 Pipes available on BriarClub: http://serova.briar.club/
 Facebook: https://www.facebook.comirina.serova.10236?fref=ts
Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:Ukraine
Shaabi Pipes

Manuel Shaabi was born in Lebanon in 1950. He apprenticed as a wood sculptor and cabinet maker. In 1979, he left, because of the Lebanese civil war, for Bavaria, Germany. There he worked making one a kind furnishings and restoring old sculptures and figurines in churches and cathedrals. 
In 1984 he moved to Hamburg, Northern Germany because of his daughter's asthmatic condition. Unfortunately he couldn't find enough work, so he went back to school and completed his professional training. His final test was to make a trunk. He made such a fine trunk that he was offered a position at the school as an instructor.
 
In 1993, having won numerous awards for his cabinet making, he gave it up as it didn't satisfy his creative needs. He started over at Dan Pipe learning to repair pipes. He quickly mastered the art of pipe making and in 1998 left to start his own studio.
Shaabi's' pipes have an unheard of degree of hand craftsmanship. He feels a drill doesn't cut true for the tobacco chamber so he uses a special knife. His draft holes are 4mm. "The draft hole should meet the tobacco chamber just a little bit above the the bottom". He believes this prevents tobacco residue coming up through the air hole and stem.
Manuel Shaabi is probably the only pipemaker who combines the skills of a wood carver, cabinetmaker and pipe smith. His pipes combine the best of European design with a Middle Eastern aesthetic. He has secured some of the best wood on the planet and they smoke as good as they look. Each pipe has an individually hand cut Lucite stem.
Latest news from early October 2007: Due to a serious and painful infection in one of his legs Manuel Shaabi is unable to sit or stand for a longer time in order to work! His physicians recommended absolute indulgence for the leg and advised him to keep away from his pipemaking for at least one year.
Best wishes for his recovery from here!
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== Contact Information ==
 Manuel Shaabi
 Horner Landstraße 328
 22111 Hamburg
 Germany
 
 Website: http://www.shaabipipes.com/
 Email: mailto:manuelshaabi@msn.com
 Mobile: 015150103704
 
 Also available from: pipes2smoke.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Germany