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Dunhill Catalog 1959

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Yang (talk) 11:46, 30 January 2020 (CST)
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Category: Dunhill
Dunhill Catalog 1967

1966-67 Dunhill Catalog, courtesy of Václav Blahovec Dunhill 1966-67 Catalog. It was printed in the UK so the prices are mostly in Shillings, with the exception of the Dunhill DR pipes, which are in pounds. The catalog includes lighters, accessories, pouches, smokers´furniture, tobaccos, cigars and cigar cabinets (Dunhill Cigars), cigarette holders and even matches. 
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Yang (talk) 12:38, 30 January 2020 (CST)
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Category: Dunhill
Dunhill Catalog 1969

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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Category: Dunhill
Dunhill Catalog 1970

1969-70 Dunhill Catalog, courtesy of Radek Jůza. When we compare these two catalogs we can see that the price has changed from shillings to pounds. The value of the pipes is similar, but DR pipes are much more expensive than in 1967. And there are many more accessories, including jewelry, clocks, silver, crystal glass, drinking accessories, Dunhill toiletries, and gifts from Alfred´s bar and novelties.
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Yang (talk) 12:47, 30 January 2020 (CST)
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Category: Dunhill
Dunhill Catalogs

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Yang (talk) 12:58, 30 January 2020 (CST)
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Category: Dunhill
Dunhill Collections

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File:Dunhill Spigot2.jpg|5103 Amber Root Silver Spigot
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File:Dunhill Duke Chestnut5.jpg|Duke 4144 in Chestnut
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Chip states, "I understand that Dunhill rarely makes a spigot in a size five. They're few and far between due to the limited production. At least that is what the Dunhill representative told me - maybe once a year. Who's knows, he might have been playing salesman. 
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Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:Great Britain
Category:Dunhill
Dunhill Collector

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Yang (talk) 09:20, 28 November 2019 (CST)
Dunhill Dead Root

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Yang (talk) 12:24, 29 August 2019 (CDT)
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Yang (talk) 07:43, 30 August 2019 (CDT)
Dunhill Meerschaum

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Updated: Yang (talk) 09:32, 20 January 2020 (CST)
Created:Yang (talk) 20:18, 22 November 2019 (CST)
Dunhill Retail Price List

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Written by John C. Loring
Contributed by Yang Forcióri
Circa 99
 
 
 Standard
 Sandblasts - Cumberland Shells 
 Group 1 - $230.00 
 Group 2 - $280.00 
 Group 3 - $335.00 
 Group 4 - $400.00 
 Group 5 - $450.00 
 Group 6 - $575.00 
 ODA - $635.00 
 Group 3 Sterling Silver Spigot $550.00 
 Group 5 Sterling Silver Spigot $665.00
 Group 3 Classic Plated Band $345.00 
 Group 4 Classic Plated Band  $410.00 
 Group 5 Classic Plated Band $465.00 
 
 
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 Group 1 - $305.00 
 Group 2 - $365.00 
 Group 3 - $465.00 
 Group 4 - $545.00 
 Group 5 - $660.00 
 Group 6 - $820.00 
 ODA - $900.00 
 Group 3 Silver Spigot $690.00 
 Group 5 Silver Spigot $885.00
 Group 3 Classic Plated Band $510.00 
 Group 4 Classic Plated Band $600.00 
 Group 5 Classic Plated Band $730.00
 
 
 
 
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 Group 1 - $325.00 
 Group 2 - $385.00 
 Group 3 - $495.00 
 Group 4 - $575.00 
 Group 5 - $695.00 
 Group 6 - $875.00
 
 
 Root Briars
 
 Group 1 - $360.00 
 Group 2 - $430.00 
 Group 3 - $565.00 
 Group 4 - $640.00 
 Group 5 - $775.00 
 Group 6 - $970.00 
 ODA - $1065.00 
 Group 3 Silver Spigot $765.00 
 Group 5 Silver Spigot $995.00
 
 
 
 
 Collectors
 
 Root $1075.00 
 XL Root $1185.00 
 Bruyere $ 750.00 
 XL Bruy $ 850.00 
 Shell $ 475.00 
 XL Shell $ 525.00 
 Amber $ 695.00 
 Amber XL $ 775.00 
 
 
 Dunhill DR Graded Straight Grains 
 1 Star - $ 790.00 
 2 Star - $ 910.00 
 3 Star - $1140.00 
 4 Star - $1585.00 
 5 Star - $2025.00 
 6 Star - $3185.00
 
 
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Category:Dunhill
Dunhill Root Briar

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File:Dunhill1975-76Root.jpg|Root Briar - 1975/76.
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Yang (talk) 10:48, 29 August 2019 (CDT)
Dunhill Shell

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Image:CraggyDunhill.jpg|A 1934 Dunhill Shell Patent Pipe - Note the deep and craggy sandblast that early Dunhill Shells were famous for - Courtesy of Mike Ahmadi
Image:DUNHILL_SHELL_111-111.jpg|Dunhill Shell 1962 Length is 83 mm.
Image:Dunhill120.jpg|A 1927 Dunhill Shell Patent Pipe 120 Shape Bottom: A 1965 Dunhill Shell 120 Shape - Note how the size, depth of sandblast, and overall design changed over time. It should be noted that the 1927 model has a replacement mouthpiece, and has had a shank repair. Early 120 shape pipes are notorious for having thin and elegant shanks that are prone to breakage - Courtesy of Mike Ahmadi
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File:DunhillBilliard-WWII-1.jpg|Dunhill Shell 1941/43 - WWII.
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File:Dunhill1995Shell.jpg|Dunhill Shell 1995.
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Yang (talk) 10:32, 29 August 2019 (CDT)
Dunhill Tanshell

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Image:DunhillHungarian.jpg|A 1960 Dunhill Tanshell "Hungarian" Shape, courtesy Mike Ahmadi.
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Yang (talk) 10:55, 29 August 2019 (CDT)
Dybsø

thumb|200px|Dybsø pipe, courtesy Erling Holmgaard, which caused his interest to investigate the pipe's historyIt was previously mentioned that Dybso had a connection with Karl Erik Ottendahl, although unconfirmed. Thanks to Erling Holmgaard we have now confirmed that Dybsø pipes were NOT made by Karl Erik. They were made by Benny S. Christensen, who lived in Dybsø near Næstved. His source is good friend and pipemaker, Bent Nielsen (Benner), who once worked for Karl Erik and knows Benny S. Christensen personally.
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Denmark
Dülger Meerscahum

A meerschaum pipe company in Eskisehir, Turkey, making pipes since 1980. They are a family company, selling meerschaum pipes wholesale and retail around the world.
=== Contact Information: ===
 Evrim can Dülger
 E-mail: evrimcandulger@gmail.com
 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dulgermeerschaumpipe
 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/m.dulgermeerschaum.pipes
 Ebay: https://www.ebay.com/str/dulgermeerschaum
 Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/shop/DulgerMeerschaum
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Turkey
Category:Meerschaum
E. Andrew Briars

Sadly, Andrew Jurkieweicz, the maker of E. Andrew pipes passed away on December 23, 2017. He is fondly remembered by his pipe friends, his many customers around the World, and his family. The following is from his Obituary:
Ed worked for 37 years at Allen-Bradley as a machinist. He was a talented artist, creating exceptional oil pastels and handcrafted fine pipes under the name "E. Andrew." He was an avid reader and student of history, studying English Literature at Marquette University. Ed loved a new challenge and excelled at anything he set his mind to, including learning to speak Japanese, running, fishing and cooking. 
From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by Jose Manuel Lopés'
Andrew Jurkieweicz, has been making his E. Andrew Briars pipes for over 25 years (that would make it nearly 35 now, as of 2015). He learned the art from Jack Uhle (Uhle's tobacco shop), the best specialty shop in Milwaukee, who was taught by Achille Savinelli. For a long time he only sold in shops, and he still does today with his cheaper brands. He produces good freehands, and makes 150 pipes a year, working with briar from Italy, Corsica, and Greece (which he buys from Danish artisans, with whom he has a good relationship), and vulcanite, cumberland and lucite stems. Stamp: date + E.Andrews (in cursive), + BRIARS.
From the former E. Andrew's website:
== About ==
E. Andrew Briars. A unique blend of creative and classic craftsmanship combined to delight the most discriminating briar enthusiast, using well-aged Italian, Corsican, and Greek briar fashioned in imaginative free-hand and timeless traditional shapes.
Production and quantities are limited due to the special nature of the product, style and variety are subject only to the limits of imagination.
Pipes are available in both sandblast and smooth finishes. Sand blast pipes are genuine sand blasts, of rugged appearance with no attempt to conceal nature. All pipes are conditioned in the oldest and most expensive method to provide a long lasting pipe of superb quality. Pipes are earth-tone colored from golden tan through oranges, browns, reds, dark reds, and black.
== Gallery ==
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edjerkiewicz3.jpg|Canadian with Black Rose Acrylic Bit
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
E. Deguingand & Son

Emile Deguingand & Son, Ltd. was a briar pipe maker at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries.
== London, Great Britain ==
Originally they manufactured pipes in London, on Hamsell Street in Cripplegate, but that entire area was destroyed in the fire of 1897. Deguingand began selling at 5 Colonial Avenue, Minories, East London beginning in 1897.
== Saint-Claude, France ==
That same year Emile Deguingand purchased a pipe factory built by Charles Cayron in 1885 and 1886 at a place called Sur les Etapes in Saint-Claude, France. The factory in Saint-Claude was raised and enlarged in 1900 and 1902. In 1910, E. Deguingand & Son, known in France as E. Deguingand et Fils, became S.A. des anciens Etablissements Deguingand et Fils with Francis and Paul Deguingand's entry into the business. While the plant doubled in size in approximately 1926, it was closed around 1930 and later converted to a commercial warehouse.
== Pipes ==
One pipe line known to have been sold by Deguingand was the Trident. Another one was the Admiral.At least this is what the Admiral page says. Citation required though.
== Patent ==
In 1906 Deguingand was granted a patent in France (FR 360466 A) for a pipe consisting of a removable combustion chamber over a lower chamber filled with asbestos into which the airway ran.https://patents.google.com/patent/FR360466A/en
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Great Britain
Category: France
Category: Patent
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ENO

ENO pipes are a very early stamping by Erik Nørding. This would have been just after the SON partnership dissolve. This stamping was only used in the mid 1960s for a very short time before Nørding started using the Nording stamping.‎User:DavidChristopher states: This information comes from Erik Nørding himself. He personally saw the ENO pipe that I have, verified that he did indeed make it, and told me the approx. time when he used that stamp.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Denmark
EV

My name is Eduardo Vieira. 
I was born in 1983 in Oporto - Portugal. 
At the moment I live in Oporto with my family. Woodworking has always been a passion for me. 
I start make pipes on 2014, but I have been working with wood for more than 10 years, this given me important knowledge to carry out my projects.
As pipemaker, I'm good when I have absolute freedom in my work. I never want to make the same pipe 20 times, honestly this break my spirit, i can't fly...
I currently use, high quality briar, from Bruken and Mimmo, ebauchon and plateaux blocks and, high quality German ebonite, from SEM, I also use synthetic material and exotic wood.
Currently all my pipes are handcrafted, I manufacturing standard shapes Filigree collection and Freedom Series.
Feel free to visit my blog, website or facebook. 
Any questions do not hesitate to contact me.
BLOG: WEBSITE: FACEBOOK: TWITTER: 
Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:Portugal
EWA Pipe

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
EWA is a French brand of Pipe EWA-Ets. Waille SARL. Launched in the 1970s by Michel Waille, the brand began in the Waille factory founded in 1860 by Horace Waille., and has been passed down from generation to generation ever since. He was succeeded by his son, René (1902-1932), his grandson Adré -- who obtained the rank of 'CAP de Pipier' in 1926 and was in the company from 1920 to 1974 -- and his greatgrandson, Michel Waille.
Michel, 'Meilleur Ourrier de France' but retired today, is currently President of the Pipe Club de Saint-Claude. He joined his father in 1968 and was at the head of the firm until 2002, when the brand was sold, first to Mr. Gigandet, and later to Denis Blanc, of Ad Hoc Pipe.
The company specialises in the production of horn, acrylic and cumberland stems, and today is the only maker in Saint-Claude producing horn and Lucite stems. It also makes the Terminus system pipes, employs half a dowen people and export 25% of its production.
From site Ad Hoc Pipe
EWA Pipe: a company of master pipe maker from father to son, since 1860
The actual company take benefit of the passion for pipe of all its General Managers.
Horace Waille, the great-grandfather was a pioneer in the history of Pipe story of Saint-Claude and created in 1860 a pipe workshop.
Rene Waille, his son, has continued the activity from 1902 to 1932 and was specialized in the initial shaping.
Andre Waille, son of Rene, obtained a "CAP de pipier" (Pipe maker degree) in 1926 and has pursued the activity of the familial company from 1932 to 1974. He is the only pipe maker, who obtained a Pipe maker degree.
In 1968 Michel, son of Rene, actual Manager of EWA pipe joint the familial company and transform in 1974 the company in SARL PIPE EWA.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France