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American Pipe Brands & Makers W - Z

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Waddell 	Steve Waddell; Marion, IN
Walden 	Kirk Walden. See KW Pipes.
Waldorf 	Former brand of William Demuth Company
Walls 	Bob Walls (ret./† ?); ?, OH)
Wally Frank 	Wally Frank Ltd.; New York City.
Walt De Visser 	Tobacconist sith small production. He also wrote Constructing Your First Pipe
Walther 	Bill Walther; Ft. Worth, TX
Ward 	Robert A. Ward. See R.A. Ward Pipes.
Wardleigh 	Need Information
Warner 	Anthony "Tony" Warner; Quincy, PA
Wathen 	Kerry S. Wathen (ret./† ?);
Watkins 	Philip Chase Watkins - new carver! CA.
Watkins-Brock 	Jason Watkins-Brock (http://www.Watrock.com); Phoenix, AZ. See Phoenix Pipes.
Waughtel 	Robert Waughtel (ret./† ?); Harrisburg, PA
WDC 	Former brand of William Demuth Company; New York City.
Weaver 	Bruce A. Weaver; Brentwood, TN. See B.A. Weaver Pipes.
Webb 	Roy Webb; Sevierville, TN
Weber Pipe Co. 	Carl B. Weber; Jersey City, NJ
Weber-Prada 	Gunnar Weber-Prada; Los Angeles, CA. See TotemStar.
Weidemann 	John Weidemann; Best Pipemaker at 1994 L.A. Pipe & Cigar Expo
Weinberger 	Jack H. Weinberger (†); West Caldwell, NJ. See JHW Pipes.
Weiner 	Steve Weiner († 2002); Olmstead Falls (Cleveland), OH
Weis, C. 	Carl Weis - See Carl Weis Meerschaum Pipes.
Well Pipe 	Brand of Mastercraft, likely made in Italy
Wellington 	William Demuth Company (WDC); New York City.
Wells, Quinton 	Quinton Wells; Overland Park, KS
Wenhall 	Wenhall Pipes Ltd., NYC. Made by different producers.
West 	Tim West; Columbus, OH
Westbrook 	Brand of M. Linkman & Co.
Westminster 	Brand sold by various English and North American Firms
Whidbey Islander Pipes	Travor LaRue (†) & Chuck Whitmore; Langley (Whidbey Island), WA
White Bar 	Brand from the 1950s belonging Wally Frank
Whitmore, Chuck 	LaRue son-in-law; Whidbey Is., WA
Wiley 	Randy Wiley; Riverview, FL
Wilke Briars 	Wilke Pipe Shop (Anna Wilke); formerly in New York City. Successor enterprise, Pipeworks & Wilke, now at East Middlebury, VT. (http://www.vtpipes.com)
Wilkenson 	1960s brand from the Bradberry Briar Pipe Co.; New York
William Demuth Company	WDC; New York City.
William H. Hendrikx 	Dutch born pipe maker, lived in Ulster County, NY c. 1930-50s
Windjammer Pipes 	Justin Bain; Philadelphia, PA
Wittasek 	John Wittasek; artisan who took part in the P&T Pipe Carving Contest in 2002. Symbol: JW
With Pipe & Book 	Breck & Julie Turner; Lake Placid, NY
Wood 	Robert Wood
Woodmere 	???
Worlich 	John Worlich (ret./† ?); ?, NJ
Woolsey 	Los Angelas, CA (Circa 1960s 1970s)
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Yamada 	Jon Yamada; Hawaii
Yard Pipes 	Stephen & Roswitha Anderson; Columbus, OH. Sub-brand / second of S&R Pipes
Yello-Bole 	Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy; currently made by S.M. Frank.
Yeti Pipe Co. 	Micah Crider; Missoula, MT
Yingling 	Mark Yingling
Yorkshire 	Former brand of Sears, Roebock & Co., made by Gasparini
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Zeavin 	Mark Zeavin; CA
Zephair 	Reco Manufacturing Co. (liquidated); Chicago, IL.
Zehnder Pipes 	Yosef S. Zehnder; Springfield, MO
Zeus 	Brand sold by L&H Stern and Altamira; U.S. PAT. 2158897
Zurcher 	Levi Zurcher (ret./† ?); Flagstaff, AZ. See Rivendell Pipes.
Amorelli

Amorelli Salvatore Courtesy of italianpipemakers.com
The block of briar from the Sicilian Mountains, which are exposed to the sea, is almost a legend for its exceptional porosity and exceptional webbing of the grain. Skilled workers only pay attention to those briars with tens of years of age, performing the important steps of collecting, cutting and boiling.
Afterwards the briar stands for a natural seasoning. The Sicilian climate is the secret of the rare good taste of that exceptional object that is finally made, after at least 5 years of slow and natural maturation: a pipe. 
A unique pipe which answers to very high standards of quality, which allows perfect smoking, for its exceptional lightness and porosity, combined with the compactness and beauty of the grain.
An Amorelli pipe is recognized by an unmistakable logo: an 18k Gold bar, placed in the centre of the junction of the shank and mouthpiece, and which allows a perfect positioning. Projecting and making with a scrupulous rigour, Amorelli refers to the most exigent pipe connoisseur who will be able to recognize a very high smoking quality and prize a processing of the highest level, rich in refined details. It climaxes in a delicate process of finishing, where esteemed Brazilian bee waxes are used to feed and exalt the fibre of the wood, allowing the pipe to breathe.
25 years have passed since Totò Amorelli entered the scene with his creations, inimitable still today: busbee, frac, lyra, fish-tail, nayl, unicum, interpretaions of a new point of view and to realize a pipe. The 18k Gold logo, only sicilian and selected briar, 5 years seasoned and interpreted piece by piece.
Big successes in Italy, Germany (where a tobacco and an aromatic Cigar by Amorelli is distributed), USA, Canada and recently Hong Kong, as attested by the "Uniche" for "important persons": a pipe with the shape of a pastoral for S.S. Papa Woytila, a Saxophone for Bill Clinton, Helmut Koll is smoking a pipe in a gold plaque with diamonds which represents the unification of the two Germanies. A King was missed, but in 2005 Totò created the "Magnifico Narghilè" for H. H. Abdullah Al, to let him tasting the time, an incomparable richness. And what we can say about the jewel pipes with Pasternack collection diamonds, distributed by Gudrun Pasternack, niece of Boris and destined to the Arabic Princesses.
 
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What will the near future hold? A new line of pipes for everyone: "La Siciliana", together with Amorelli pipes, made from the best briar collected from Sicilian Mountains overlooking Taormina, cut, boiled and seasoned directly in the new workshop of Caltanissetta, everything overseen by Totò.
 Website: Amorelli
 Via Due Fontane 72
 93100 Caltanissetta
 Italy
 tel. +39 (0)934 55.65.42
 fax +39 17.82.28.87.68
 e-mail mailto:info@amorelli-italy.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Amphora

Amphora pipes are made in Holland by the Jos. Gubbels organization, the same company which makes the very well known and loved Amphora Pipe Tobaccos. The pipes are produced in relatively small numbers to a high standard and not commonly found. They were used primarily in promotions and incentives for Amphora tobacco.
The Royal Dutch Pipe Factory Elbert Gubbels & Sons B.V. is the only manufacturer of briarroot tobacco pipes in the Benelux countries where pipes of high quality are made under the brands Big Ben, Hilson, Royal Dutch and Amphora. They also supply numerous smokers' accessories of high quality.
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==Notes==
Lopes, Jose Manuel, Pipes: Artisans and Trademarks, Quimera Editores, 2005, p. 49
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Netherlands
Amster-Pipe

The following "Amster-pipe", contributed by Peter Jaimez has no number or marks on the stem. The pipe is small and very light. It only says Amster pipe.
Peter believes it is a French pipe because he found an add for "Amsterdamer" tobacco, a French brand with a recipe purported to be from Holland. It appears the pipe was an incentive to buy the tobacco, the words "ultra legere" (very light) can be read in the capture.
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Amster-Pipe&DunhillGroup1.jpg|Amster-Pipe (bellow) a Dunhill group 1, for comparison. The Amster is actually the lighter of the two.
Anastasopoulos, Kostas

In addition to being a talented pipe carver, Athenian Konstantinos Anastasopoulos has an extensive background in fine arts & graphic design and is a painter who can boast several solo and group exhibitions through Greece.
Much in the same manner as many of today’s top carving talents, Anastasopoulos entered pipe making as a hobby; in his particular case he had scoured local stores in 
order to find a briar suited to his smoking habits and personal style (small in size and modernist in execution), and, upon coming up empty-handed, decided to try his hand 
at creating one. Many a carver’s first attempt at making a pipe, by their own admission, was a disaster, but Konstantinos’ turned out encouragingly well — with his only 
negative self-evaluations being that he should have spent the money to obtain better briar, and that he needed a mentor to hone his technique. He found that teacher in 
Kostas Gourvelos, and never looked back. Quite the contrary, after Kostas taught him the basics, Konstantinos traveled to Denmark and learned many aspects of the craft 
from the likes of Tom Eltang, Poul Ilsted, Manduela, Nanna Ivarsson, Tao and Former.
Konstantinos employs only the finest Grecian briar and German ebonite in his craft, all of his stems are hand carved, and he places his highest priority on creating a pipe 
that will deliver an unsurpassed smoking experience. In addition to his initials within a rectangle, you will also find a four or five digit code on the stamping panel, with the last two representing the year of production. Thus (say) a code of 0613 indicates the sixth pipe he created in 2013.
You might also enjoy reading the Bear Graves Interview: Meet Konstantinos Anastasopoulos
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Contact Information: 
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 Anastasopoulos Pipes Official Site
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Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Greece
Andersen, Finn Meyan

There is no certain information about his origins. Finn Meyan Andersen went to the United States and landed in New York City. There he could be found once in a while sitting in the store window of one of the major pipe shops producing pipes. Being featured as "famous Danish pipemaker", he told the spectators that he had worked in the famous W.Ø. Larsen workshop in Copenhagen before.
It is possible if not likely this is the same person as Finn Andersen, one of the less famous Danish Pipemakers, who made pipes under his own brand, as well as Mr. Andersen pipes.
During the second half of the 70's he joined The Briar Workshop, founded by Elliott Nachwalter and Jorg Jemelka it Vermont, for about two years. In remains a mystery of what became of him afterwards.
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* See also Mr. Andersen, Briar Workshop, and Finn Andersen
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Andre Mermet

According to José Manuel Lopes, "French artisan who immigrated to the USA. Son of a craftsman who arrived in New York at 15 years old. He opened a pipe factory, which eventually employed 6 workers. He also produced pipes anonymously for countless North American brands (notably Barclay Rex) and there is even evidence that he made all the pipes for the Wilke brand, as well as pipes for the military. He later set up in California, where his son has continued his work."
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==Notes==
Lopes, Jose Manuel, Pipes: Artisans and Trademarks, Quimera Editores, 2005, p. 49
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Andreas Heinzer

See also Innerschwyzer-Pfeifen
Andreas Heinzer began an apprenticement as a toolmaker in 1977 at Victorinox in Ibach, the producer of the world-famous Swiss pocket knifes and multi-tools. Changing his professional career in 1997, he soon missed sorely some workmanlike activity. Feeling sad that no one made the Yps pipes anymore now, he decided to re-install the production.
With considerable help of his brother Paul and his sister-in-law Silvia, a gold smith, he established a family based pipe production. Beside the Yps pipes he offers a range of other traditional Swiss models	made of Palisander, Mehlbeerbaum (a whitethorn species), Yew tree and antler. Many of these pipes are metal coated.
 
 Andreas Heinzer
 Wehriwald 18a
 6436 Muotathal
 Switzerland
 
 Tel.: +41 830 2272
 Fax: +41 830 29
 E-mail: yps@heinzer-family.ch
 Website: Innerschwyzer-Pfeifen
Andrew Staples Pipes

Andrew Staples uses high quality briar, ebonite, and select adornments to create his pipes. His work is available by commission or the following dealers:
http://www.smokershaven.com/
Contact Information:
 Andrew Staples
 E-mail: andrewstaplespipes@gmail.com
 Phone: n/a
 http://www.andrewstaplespipes.com/
 Address: Coeur d' Alene, ID
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
André Lançon

André Lançon opened a pipe factory in 1926 in Saint-Claude in a factory his father had built in 1899.
The plant was purchased around 1940 by Ropp, during that year operating as John Ropp LLC, and already owned by Cadogan Investments for more than a decade.
The company produced both the APL and Jura brands.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
Angelo

Inexpensive brand produced by the Rovera family in Varese, who also produced the Ardor brand.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Anima Pipes

From site Anima Pipes
== About ==
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Anima Pipes are all handmade in the USA by carver Brian McNulty utilizing the highest quality, well aged briar from many regions to bring out the free flowing forms which lie in each ebacheon. Cut to maximize the beautiful grain of the wood, these pipes provide a beautiful aesthetic and a cool and satisfying smoke to all whom have had the pleasure of packing up and lighting one of these "smokable works of art" which is undeniably Anima. With a basis in traditional styling, accentuated by artistic expression, these extremely fine smoking articles each come with an exact matching tamper to compliment each pipe. Carver Brian McNulty's sharp eye and flair for form, symmetry, sleek lines, fine attention to detail, and uniquely inspired shapes coupled with "soul" within the craftsmanship are what set Anima pipes apart from many others. Know that smoking an Anima pipe will provide you with a dry and satisfying smoke every time as you view a truely one-of-a-kind work of art!
You might also enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview of Brian McNulty on the Pipes Magazine Radio Show
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Image:AnimaPipes-Wakan_Set.JPG|Wakan Set
== Grading & Pricing ==
* Rusticated Finish - $75.00 -$200
* Sandblasted Finish - $100 - $300
* 1 Logo Smooth - $100.00
* 2 Logo Smooth - $200.00
* 3 Logo Smooth - $300.00
* 4 Logo Smooth - $400.00
* 5 Logo Smooth - $500.00
* 6 Logo Smooth - $600.00
* 7 Logo Smooth - $700.00
* Wakan Set - $1,000.00
== Contact information ==
 Website: Anima Pipes
 Email: mailto:rockshri@yahoo.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Anne Julie

The following passage is written by David Wright in his book, The Pipe Companion.
"Based in Laeso, Anne Julie is both a pipe maker and a painter. Her work is noted for its bold form, strong lines, and robust curves. Today, she sells her highly sought after pipes in Denmark, Japan, Germany, and the United States.
Anne Julie happened into pipe making through her husband, the renowned Danish pipe maker Poul Rasmussen. She had been married for only a short period of time when Rasmussen died suddenly at the age of forty-six from complications of a heart transplant. Only twenty-seven and with a two-year-old son, Julie was forced to make some hard decisions. At first, she planned to sell Rasmussen's carving machines and pipe inventory. While visiting the shop in Østerboro, however, she ran into one of her husbands former apprentices, Hans Nielson, known as "Former". Together, they looked through the shop and found some briar blocks. With Nielson's help Anne Julie began carving pipes. She notes that until then she never handled a pipe because her husband believed pipe manufacture was only men's work. Gradually, however, she "grasped the principle of surface area, the nature of wood, the individual log's innate shape, droughts of the year's seasons, shades, functionalism, etc.."
The Anne Julie pipes, marked by a single red and white dot, are made by hand. She uses a large grinding wheel to shape the pipes and stems. She finished most of her pipes in a ruby red and black stain and stamps them "Anne Julie" 
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Anne Julie pipes include both tradition shapes and expressive freehands. The traditional pipes are stunning, beautifully crafted, and large. The freehands exhibit bold forms, strong lines, and graceful curves. These pipes reflect Julie's philosophy of living life to the fullest. Some of the pipes have a feminine feel while others reflect the rugged, austere, and wind-swept climate of Northern Denmark.
One of the most intriguing aspects of Anne Julie pipes is their metalwork. Julie is fond of using metal windcaps or plates of metal and bands on the pipes. Klans Bjerring Andersen does her silver work. She also handworks the stems with contours, beads, and rings to accent the unique designs of her pipes. Anne Julie pipes are very much worth the effort to locate for firsthand inspection and purchase. She produces a limited number of pipes annually.
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Contact Information:
 Anne Julie Rasmussen
 Sdr. Kirkevej 8
 Vesterø, 9940 Læsø
 Denmark
 
 Phone: +45 9849 9504
 Fax: +45 9665 9104 ,
 E-mail: aj@annejulie.com
 Website: Anne Julie
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Denmark
Ansell's

Ansell's Pipe and Tobacco store was at 820 14th St. NW in Washington D.C. It was one of three pipe brands I know of which are marked with Wash. D.C. The others are Bertram pipes and A. Garfinkel.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:United States
Antique Meerschaum Pipes

This is a stub for a future article. Simply click the Edit tab above and have at it if you'd like to start in on this! Thanks, Scott, Pipedia SYSOP
We have recently added an article on Ben Rapaport, who writes extensively on this subject, which also serves as a take off page for several of his articles available on Pipedia. Many of those cover the subject of Antique pipes, and Antique Meerschaums. 
* See Ben Rapaport
* See The Antique Tobacco Pipe, Invention-Function-Art (Originally Published in the Journal of Antiques and Collectibles, February 2019)
Anton & Co. Pipes

Anton & Co. Pipes consists mainly of father and son, Alexander and Ivan Antonenko, who have their workshop in Lviv in Ukraine, not far from the border with Poland. Alexander is a former fighter pilot who started his own business producing wooden articles and cigarette holders in the late 90s and early 2000s. Since the early 2000s, production has grown considerably and pipes were added to the range. In 2010, his son Ivan joined the business after graduating from the National Forestry University.
Pipes are mainly made from maple wood, which has a long tradition in Ukraine. Occasionally, oak, bog oak, or pear wood are also used. Maple is a material that actually grows "on the doorstep", is very fire-resistant, easy to work with, and has a neutral flavor of its own. Moreover, it is a tree species that is neither particularly rare nor endangered. In this respect, the choice of material was not particularly difficult.
Since 2020, however, even more has happened. Pipes made of imported briar have been added, and the company has also started making pipe stands from ash wood. Ash is particularly known for its long-lasting quality and beautiful grain. The company now (2022) widens it's assortment of smoking accessories for pipe smokers.
The briar pipes are sandblasted in-house, and they have a very robust, grippy and honest appearance. Any crevices or spots that appear are not treated, but are part of this natural product. The focus here is clearly on flawless usability, less on aesthetics. Another special feature is the aluminum and brass shank rings. Most pipes have an acrylic mouthpiece, which is fully made in- house. The shapes are rather classic, but here, too, one is still in the "discovery phase". Most pipes are for 9mm filters, others are without filters. All products from Anton & Co. offer an attractive price-performance ratio.
Anton & Co. is also very active in designing and producing figural pipes and has very modern machinery for it. They are also making very fine and delicate pencil shank pipes, which are rarely seen anywhere else. Especially not in factory pipes. Ivan and Alexander are also very active in the Ukrainian pipe community where they sponsor some of the slow smoking contests. Furthermore, the company offers pretty, hand-cast brass pipe tampers.
Note: Due to the latest events in Ukraine, they have lost their former main- market and are looking for distributors, especially for the North American market.
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=== Contact Information: ===
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 Anton & Co Pipes
 Lviv, Khutorivka 40/139, Ukraine 
 The address of the workshop is Lviv, Pasichna 131, Ukraine
 email - antonenko.pipe@gmail.com
 phone number - +380976029767
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Ukraine
Antoniewski

(copied from Mr. Antoniewski's website with his permission)
My name is Bartlomiej Antoniewski. I was born on 17 May 1961 in Przemysl; the Capital of Polish Pipe.
The choice of my career was determined by my fascination with briar; its beauty and the variety of grain and sculptural opportunities it offers for carving pipes. I have been making briar pipes, accessories and miniature briarwood sculptures since 1984.
From 1985 to 1986 I worked under Ryszard Filar -a well- known and highly regarded master craftsman, creating new models of carved pipes.
The skill there aquired helped me in establishing my own business in 1989. In this way I contribute to continuing nearly a hundred-year-long tradition of pipe craftsmanship in the town of Przemysl.
Besides classic shapes, the pipes I offer include those decorated with animal and floral motifs as well as abstract and geometrical forms and motifs to do with hunting. There is also a possibility of ordering a pipe crafted on the basis of the customer's own drawings.
I specialize in customized portrait pipes based on photographs. (Just send a photograph and you receive a copy, carved on your new pipe)
The pipes are made from Mediterranean briar, while mouthpieces are made from acrylic, cumberland and ebonite.
Contact information: 
 Website: Bartlomiej Antoniewski
 E-mail: mailto:bart@artpipes.com mailto:bartlomiej@antoniewski.pl.pl
 phone / fax: +48 16 6709210
 phone: +48 509 171 107
 Post: Bartlomiej Antoniewski
 ul. Zwirki i Wigury 9
 37-700 Przemysl
 POLAND
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Poland