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François Dal Pipes

Francois Dal Pipes is based in Wépion, a town near Namur in Belgium.
It was by restoring old pipes that Francois took his first steps into the World of pipes. Bringing these forgotten objects back to life opened his eyes to the diversity and richness of pipemaking. A few visits to Saint-Claude, the former capital of the pipe in France, enabled him to meet Pierre Morel, master pipemaker emeritus whom he was able to observe over the course of several mornings. This nourished his passion to become a pipemaker. He then devoted himself to building a workshop and learning the trade.
*The 'Handmade' pipes are entirely made from raw materials, flamed briar, ebonite, acrylic or Cumberland stems.
*Hand-finished 'Tradition' pipes are from machine-turned blanks (dried for at least 20 years)
*Francois Dal Pipes also offer Estate' pipes of various brands, already smoked, restored, professionally reconditioned and ready to smoke.
Pipes are shipped all over the world.
FancoisDal-RingGrainEgg.jpg|Handmade Ring Grain Egg
FancoisDal-SmoothDublin.jpg|Handmade Smooth Dublin
FancoisDal-SquateRhodesianBlast.jpg|Handmade Squat Rhodesian Blast
FancoisDalTradition-RusticatedBilliard.jpg|Tradition, Rusticated Billiard
FancoisDalTradition-SmoothBilliard.jpg |Tradition Smooth Billiard
FancoisDalTradition-TanblastVolcano.jpg|Tradition Tanblast Volcano
Contact Information:
 Website: https://francoisdalpipes.com/
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Belgium
Frasorteret

The Frasorteret line of pipes were made by Preben Holm and were nearly identical to his normal line of pipes but for fills and pits and the like. The pipes were stamped Frasorteret Made in Denmark.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Frazing machine

Frazing machine defined. A frazing machine has been used in the manufacture of Pipes. It's general structure is such that a pattern of the pipe or pattern of a section of a pipe is mounted in the machine and then the stummel is installed in the same machine. When the frazing machine is started the pattern pre-installed in the machine is then recreated on the surface of the stummel. In other industries of modern methods of manufacture they are referred to as pantograph machines and pattern makers. Some pipe makers do not use such machinery and rely on the person crafting the pipe as the three demensional view provided is believed to produce a more acceptable and esthetic appearance. Such companies that do utilize frazing machines reserve them for "roughing in" the stummel only when manufacturing multiple pipes of exactly the same style. A partial view of a frazing machine can be seen in the book "The book of pipes & tobacco", authored by Carl Ehwa Jr., published by Random House, first printing 1974. ISBN 0-394-47000-1.
Fred Brandt

Fred Brandt is a third generation pipemaker, son of Hans Brandt and grandson of Frederik Brandt, who stamped his pipes "FBR". He is also an architect by trade. His pipes are stamped "Fred Brandt" and at least some are stamped "Hand Cut". One line of pipes appears to be titled "Straightgrain", and is stamped with that word as well.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Frederick G Pipes

I used to make violins to satisfy my artsy side, but they didn't smoke worth a darn and I kept melting the G string trying to light it up.
Frederick Garlinghouse, who found these humorous words, is no longer with us. As his daughter Lori Rathbun announced: "On August 7th of 2006 my father, Frederick Garlinghouse, passed away from a battle with Burkitts Lymphoma. He leaves behind many treasured memories as well as his legacy of pipes. It was his wish that I continue his website Frederick G Pipes and offer his wonderful creations to you." 
The artisan about himself:
"I am 63 years old and have been a pipe puffer for approximately 45 years. I love the puttsyness (is that a real word?) of pipe smoking... the ceremony, so to speak. Over the years I grew tired of buying name brand pipes and being disappointed in their looks and performance. I knew what I wanted, but was never really able to find it. Since my hands were already crafty and skilled enough to create violins, I decided that I could blend my two passions together and make the "perfect pipe". So with the use of a drill press, two good hands and a dash of artistic temperament, I entered the world of hand crafted briar wood pipe making and haven't stopped smiling yet.
I have received many tips and encouragement from Tim West over the years and get most of my wood from him as well, though I do some work in exotic hardwoods as special orders.
My artsy nature loves beautiful things and I try my best to create each piece to be as beautiful as I can possibly make it. I also want it to smoke well. That means I want each pipe to draw easily and stay lit well. I don't want it to commit arson on my tongue when I lite up. I have my own my own ideas on how to get what I want but basically, I follow the energy and natural influences in each block of good wood, drill shape carefully and finish to a mirror shine.
I'm originally from Duluth, Minnesota and began really smoking pipes in the hay day of "Edwards Pipe Shop" and fell in love with them. It's a love affair that has lasted for 45 years and is still going strong. I currently live in Carthage, Tennessee up in a "holler", as they say down here, and love the peace and quiet.
As a trained musician, I enjoy kicking back with my pipe and losing myself in Beethoven, Berlioz, Brahms, Bach, Britton or any other of these old "B's". After two heart attacks and four way bypass, making pipes is about all I can do these days... so as I make them, you can find them here. They are my children, my expressions, my passion and I look forward to sharing them with you."
 Frederick G Pipes
 Lori Rathbun
 Colorado Springs, CO 80907
 Phone: 719 - 651 - 6768
 E-mail: info@frederickgpipes.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Frederiksen

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Nils Frederiksen has been a turner for over 20 years, who started making pipes at the end of 1990 as a hobby. In 1992 he specialised with Flemming Petersen.
Nils prefers bent shapes -- "they give me more creative possibilities" --, and constantly employes material such as buffalo horn, bamboo, and other exotic finishings. Symbol: NF
From DanishPipeShop.com: 
Nils is hardly a newcomer but due to his limited production per year (20-30 pipes) we decided to give him space here between the new and upcoming pipemakers. Beside being a teacher in wood work his hobby is doing woodturning and pipes.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
French Pipe Brands & Makers I - L

I 	
Idée 	brand of Ganeval et Cie.; Saint-Claude
J 	
J. Vincent Fils 	former factory in Saint-Claude, produced the Gardhill brand
JBR 	Early 20th century brand of the Marechal Ruchon & Cie. factory
J.C. Poupon 	buys Ebauchons from Saint-Claude factories and makes horn stems
Jacques Craen 	See Genod and Vincent-Genod
Jean Claude 	Inexpensive French brand: Symbol: J
Jean Pierre Vitrac 	L'As de Pipe, Mini-Poyat, and Poyat
Jeantet 	Jeantet-David S.A; Since 1987 Cuty Fort Group
Jeantet-David SA 	see Jeantet
Jeantet 	Paul Jeantet SA, formerly Ebonite Co.; Saint-Claude
Jima 	System pipe, brand of Berrod-Regad
JiP 	
JL 	French brand of Jean Lacroix
JLB 	Former brand of the Barondel Joseph-Ludovic factory
Joly Favier 	French factory in Saint-Claude, which later became Léon Favier
Joseph Lorge et Cie. 	Old French factory; Saint-Claude, see Duchesse, Lorge, and Odeon
Jules Cottet-Émard 	Early 20th century facory; Saint-Claude
Jumbos 	???
K 	
Koch 	Eugène Koch
L 	
L. Fiolet 	clay pipe factory; Saint Omar, Pas-de-Calais
L. Roux 	Louis Roux; Cogolin
L. Vincent-Coutier 	Previously Vincent-Cottet, later became Vincent-Coutier & Fils
L.J. Georges 	Lucien Jassois Georges; Corsica
L'Andalouse 	Former brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fils
L'As de Pipe 	(L'As de Poyat), brand of Cuty Fort Group, with Design by Jean Pierre Vitrac
L'Intoxicator 	See Bernod-Regad
La Bruyère 	Pipe making company as joint venture of Chacom and ?; 1932 - 1957
La Calabraise 	Former brand of Vincent-Coutier & Fils
La Colossale 	See Bernod-Regad
Lacroix 	Jean Lacroix; since 1987 Cuty Fort Group
La Gitana 	Brand by Chapel Frés
La Glorieuse 	Former brand of the Renè Zanda factory
Lafayette 	Brand produced in Saint-Claude by Oppenheimer Pipe
La Moscovite 	1890 brand from the Marèchal Ruchion factory
Lancon Fils et Millet 	Saint Lupicin factory, early 20th century; Saint-Claude
La Normandy 	Pierre Morel & Son
La Norvègienne 	Former brand of Ropp first appearing in 1911
La Radica 	Made in France by Natale Novello
La Sibèrienne 	1891 brand from the Marèchal Ruchion factory
Jean Lamy 	Saint-Claude, born 1814, died 2010
Lanier 	Paul Lanier
Lavanpol 	???
Le Chevalier 	???
Lèon Favier 	Former Saint-Claude factory, formerly called Joly Favier
Lèon Vincent 	maitre-pipier and pipe sculptor, the father of Roger Vincent
Le Pipier de Lunel 	Jean Waille; Lunel
Le Roi 	
Les Fils d'Anatole Grappin et Cie.	early 20th century factory; Saint-Claude
Les Fils de Charles Vuillard 	Saint-Claude, followed the 19th century Édouard Vuillard factory
Les Fils de Paul Chretin 	Early 20th century Saint-Claude factory
Les Travailleurs Rèunis 	Late 19th century brand; Symbol: bird in flight with sprig of wheat in beak
Libèrator 	Former brand from Febvre D. et X. factory.
Ligier-Colin 	Brand for the late 19th Century
Ligne Bretagne 	Brand of hand finished pipes by Trever Talbert
LMB 	
Longchamp 	Jean Cassegrain
Lorge 	Former brand from Joseph Lorge et Cie.
Lorge-Guignard 	Early 20th century Saint-Claude factory, followed by Lorge Pipes et Fils, founded 1820
Louis Bonneville 	Early 20th century Saint-Claude factory, specialized in pipes with oval drill
French Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q

M 	
Ma Colombe 	Jean Masson
MAD 	brand of Ganeval et Cie.; Saint-Claude
Maida Vale 	French Brand - Corsican Briar
Majestic 	CGF Paris
Ma Jolie 	see Berrod-Regad
Manzini 	Former brand of Pierre Manzini Factory
Marcee 	Now inexpensive GBD brand; previously Marechal Ruchon & Cie. and Oppenheimer Pipe
Marechal Ruchon & Cie.	See GBD
Marmet 	Also called M. Marmet-Regge, also sold the Dr. Geo brand; Saint-Claude
Martel 	Paul Martel, made Morta Pipes in Herbignac, workshop sold to Sébilo, who then sold it to Trever Talbert, who has sense moved back to the states.
McPhenson's 	From brand of Pauthier & Vincent
Melan Pipe 	Melan Pipe - Thierry MELAN
Mercier 	Private label brand or P. Mercier, Paris.
Mini-Poyat 	Brand launched in 1988 by Cuty Fort Group, designed by Jean Pierre Vitrac
Monarch 	Former brand of La Bruyère, also sold by English and North American companies
Monneret 	Raymond Monneret "Le Monn"; Born 1912 and famous for his sculpted pipes; Saint-Claude
Montillière 	19th Century brand in Paris, Metal pipes registered in 1852
Morel 	Pierre Morel
Mr. Hyde Pipes 	Handmade Smoking Pipes. Made in France by the hands of a Brazilian.
Myon 	Brand specialized in watches, lighters, and accessories; pipes made by third parties in Saint-Claude
N 	
Nuttens Pipes 	Bruno Nuttens
Neuve 	Need information
Nicolas 	Jean Nicolas
Nobili 	
Normandie 	Former brand of Vuillermoz et Goujon
Noxx-all 	Saint-Claude, purchased by Jeantet
Nevada 	???
Newcastle 	Once a second of Comoy's, now made by Chacom. Design by Yves Grenard.
Nizzo 	Brand by Jean Lacroix
Noel 	Former well known clay pipe artisan; Lyon
Nomy 	Saint-Claude
Notton et Férand 	Saint-Claude factory, which closed in the early 20th century
Noymer 	Leather Clad example, need information
O 	
Oceana 	Former brand of Vuillermoz et Goujon
Odeon 	Former brand of Joseph Lorge et Cie
Old Pal 	Made by Marechal Ruchon & Cie.
OSA 	Former brand of Gros, Grenier, Ostorero et Cie.
P 	
Patrician 	Early 20th century brand of Ruchon & Verguet / Oppenheimer Pipe
Paul Viou 	Paul Viou is a fictional name. Brand of Genod.
Perrin 	Pipe Perrin, Saint-Claude - Maker unknown!
Peter Piper 	Obsolete brand by GBD in Paris
Phonix 	Former brand of Vuillermonz et Goujon
Piazzolla 	Pascal Piazzolla
Pierre Cardin 	"Designer pipes" - the namesake Pierre Cardin is a famous couturier and designer.
Pierre Lamy 	Brand with free forms and lucite stems
Pieere Piérolat 	Briar merchant who also made some pipes with the stamp P.P.
Pipe de Roi 	André Bourgeois
Pipestar 	Brand of C.J. Verguet Freres, and also by the Swiss firm, Hebor SA
PLM 	Maker unknown!
Plumb 	1920s brand of Ruchen & Verguet; Symbol red spot, with "PLUMB" in white
Popular 	GBD sub-brand, also Duncan Briars, and the French Company Ropp
Potard Frères 	19th century Saint-Claude factory, changed name to Fieux-Leduc & Cie, and later became Gaston Girod & Fils
Poyot 	Brand designed by Jean Pierre Vitrac for Cuty Fort Group
President 	Maker unknown!
Prior 	Sub-brand / Second by GOC; Saint-Claude; Symbol: Prior in gold within an oval
Q
French Pipe Brands & Makers R - T

R 	
Radford's Pipes 	Private label pipes made by Chacom for Pöschl Tabak GmbH & Co. KG, Germany
Rattray's Pipes 	Rattray's Original Scotlande made in various and some of the oldest companies (in europe)
Regad 	Former factory founded in 1875 by Lucien Regad, see Berrod-Regad
Renè Zanda 	Former Saint-Claude factory, associated with La Glorieuse, Ultimas and Zaza
Reybier 	Bernard Reybier
Reybier Fères et Fils 	Early 20th Century Saint-Claude factory, previously Reymodet-Gruet. Made cane and telescopic pipes around 1945.
Rimbaud, Joseph 	see ROSTIAK
Riseagle 	19th century brand from C.J. Verguet Freres. Also brand of W.B. Hass, and Oppenheimer Pipe. Stopped after WW II
Robert's 	Need information, possibly made by Edward's
Romain 	Claude Romain
Romulus 	Former brand produced by Ropp
Ropp 	Owned by Chacom since 1994
Roppski 	Brand created in 1910 by Ropp
Roppster 	Brand created in 1924 by Ropp
Roppstine 	Brand created in 1924 by Ropp
ROSTIAK 	Joseph Rimbaud
Royal Ascot 	???; Budget pipe
Ruchon & Verguet 	see Marechal Ruchon & Cie.
Russe 	Former brand of the Grandclément-Gauteron factory
Ryegate 	???; stamped "French Briar - Made In France"
S 	
S. Hecht, Sons et Prag 	Early 20th century Saint-Claude factory with a branch in London
Saint-Claude 	Was the world capital of briar smoking pipes from the mid 19th century all the way to the mid 20th century.
Saint-Oyant-Burdet 	19th Century factory in Saint-Claude incorporating Lucian Regad, later becoming Berrod-Regad
S.T. Dupont de Paris 	Made by Chacom
Saville 	Made by Beney, Ltd.
Schmidt Frères 	19th century clay pipe maker
Sébilo 	Patrice Sébilo
SEG 	
Sèvres 	18th century porcelain factory
Simon Vuillard & Strauss	20th century Saint-Claude factory later called Vuillard & Strauss
Sina 	Brand of Sina & Cie; Symbol: SINA in an oval
Sina & Cie 	late 19th century. In 1906 it merged with C.J. Verguet Freres
Sommer 	Factory founded by artisan, Jean Sommer; Meershaum and brair pipes
Sporta 	Brand or Sina & Cie
Steel's 	Former Anglo-French brand produced by Civic and La Bruyère
Sunrise 	Comoy's sub-brand / second. Also made by Chapuis-Comoy
T 	
Talbert Pipes 	Trever Talbert (United States, then France, then back to the United States)
Tanneveau 	19th century clay pipe factory in Saint-Omer
Teleogene 	19th century brand from Hochappfel; pipe de sante
Telmy 	Saint-Claude brand; Symbol: TY
Terminus 	Brand by EWA
The Royal Coachman 	Private label brand of the Tinder Box, USA. Made by Chacom
Tom Thumb 	Very small - stamped real briar
Topper 	GBD sub-brand / second
Triomphe 	French brand and GBD sub-brand / second
Truxiennes 	19th Century brand from the Braisaz firm, Lyon
Twenty-One 	Former Anglo-French brand created in the 1950s by C.J. Verguet Freres and Oppenheimer Pipe
French Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z

U 	
Ultimus 	Former brand of the René Zanada factory
V 	
Veni, Vidi, Vici 	Late 19th Century brand from the Sina & Cie factory
Ventil 	Former brand of Vuillermoz et Goujon
Verguet Frères 	Former factory, which closed in 1970s, see GBD
Veritable 	Produced in Cogolin
Vincent 	Roger Vincent
Vincent Péchoux 	19th century brand, inventor of the "pocket pipe"; part of Henri Vuillard & Cie.
Vincent-Coutier & Fils	Early 20th century Saint-Claude; formerly Vincent-Cottet, and L. Vincent Coutier factories
Vincent-Genod 	Georges Vincent-Genod
VRG 	Former brand of Vuillermoz et Goujon
Vuillard 	Henri Vuillard & Cie. Since 1987 Cuty Fort Group
Vuillard & Strauss 	Saint-Claude factory with English owners, formerly Simon Vuillard & Strauss
Vuillermoz et Goujon 	Former Saint-Claude factory; Brands: Aerator, Dr. Scott, Normandie, Oceana, Phonix, Ventil, VRG
W 	
Waille 	See EWA Pipe
Waldorf 	
Week-End 	Brand from Chevassu Fournier, 1927; produced by Gasparini
Wessex 	Originally a brand of Hall & Fitzgerald Co. Made by Chacom
Wolf & Mathiss 	Originally known as Cawley & Henry, see CC Paris; Paris
X 	
Y 	
Yeco 	Brand created in 1921 by Ropp
Ylem 	Brand created in 1924 by Ropp
YSC 	Yves Saint-Claude; Made by Chapuis-Comoy, mainly for the Tinder Box
Z 	
Zaza 	Former brand of the René Zanada factory
Zénon Lacroix 	Former factory, see Lacroix and A. Lacroix SARL
Frey

Michael J. Frey (afak) made pipes at least since the early 1980's in Lockport, NY. Frey was a student of Michael Butera and, much like his mentor, kept his volume low, and the quality high. The execution of his pipes is described as superb... Fit, finish, and engineering as all first rate. The logo is actually ivory and silver. His pipes mainly followed the classical shapes.
When PCI pipe shows became a venue of pipe makers to sell directly, Frey made an attempt to establish himself as a full-time carver but he had to realize soon he couldn't make a living selling pipes in such a small venue. He is said to be retired and not making pipes anymore. Prices for unsmoked estates may exceed $500.
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 Michael J. Frey
 6243 Hamm Rd.
 Lockport, NY 14094-6403
 USA
 
 Tel.: (716) 434-0864
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Fribourg & Treyer

Although FRIBOURG & TREYER's closed in the 1980s and has been gone for many years, their pipes and related products continue to command the respect of pipe smokers around the globe!
 
FRIBOURG & TREYER's was one of all LONDON'S GREAT OLD PIPE SHOPS established in 1720! Their primary shop was located in the HAYMARKET DISTRICT of London where they catered to the rich and famous including Royalty for nearly 300 years! While most collectors are familiar with the "Royal Appointment" accorded certain well-established businesses in England (most commonly seen on Dunhill packaging) FRIBOURG & TREYER's not only held an identical appointment by the King of England, but they also had a similar "Royal Appointment" by the King of Belgium! From their well-known Haymarket Shop with its picturesque Bay Windows, the tobacconists blended their own line of tobaccos and snuff (and became known as "Britain's premier snuff chandler")! Like Astleys in London and famous American landmarks like Bertrams and Leonard's, Fribourg & Treyer had their pipes manufactured by various unnamed pipe makers. But because of the quality of their clientele, they demanded and received the very choicest pipes!
 
The success of Fribourg & Treyer saw them expand to other "upper end" locations and at the height of their success they also operated shops in the equally famous Burlington Arcade as well as at Oxford and Cambridge! In the 1970s they were acquired by Imperial Tobacco and as "urban legend" has it, they could not afford to renew their lease at the Haymarket so they moved to a new location on Regent Street in London. However, that was short-lived and this famous old shop was permanently closed and its snuff and tobacco recipes sold.
 
Today Fribourg & Treyer is remembered primarily for its' snuff and tobaccos! They supplied tobacco to pipesmokers around the world, and much like Drucquer's in California and Garfinkel's in Washington, D.C., their oldest blends are still vigorously pursued by knowledgeable pipesmokers today whenever they make a rare reappearance on eBay or elsewhere! (However, Fribourg and Treyer snuff and tobacco are still readily available throughout the world made by other tobacconists.)
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*We have a PDF copy of the Fribourg & Treyer 1973 Brochure, courtesy Michael DiCuccio 
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Great Britain
Friedman

Richard Friedman – Pipe Maker: I have spent a lifetime as a working mariner. My wife Nancy and I are owners of a charter yacht offering weeklong private cruises for small groups in Alaska. She is the Chef and I am the Captain. With my love of the sea I have built a collection of “Sea Creature” pipes (whales, porpoises, nautilus, snails, urchins, etc.)
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In 1967 My Uncle bought me my first pipe at the old Barclay Rex shop in New York. That pipe was a W.O. Larsen blasted pickaxe. I have been a pipe smoker ever since, collecting pipes ever since. My collection has always had an emphasis on Danish pipes, Larsen pipes in particular.
 
I had the great good fortune to meet Tonni Nielsen at the Richmond pipe show many years ago. There Tonni confirmed what I had suspected…many of the high grade Larsen pipes in my collection were carved by him.
Since then Tonni and I have become close friends. A few years ago, he offered to teach me how to make pipes. I spent two weeks in Tonni’s workshop, getting an invaluable jump start in the art of pipe making. It was like having Eric Clapton teach me how to play guitar.
My workshop is in our winter harbor, Bellingham, Washington. My work is seasonal allowing me a solid six months out of the year to pursue my passion for pipe making. I have been making some classical shapes but more often make Danish freehand style pipes. 
Not having to earn a living from pipe making leaves me free to experiment with different ideas and innovations as well as branch out into more sculptural creations.
I have been experimenting with second chamber (reverse calabash) pipes with the second chamber incorporated in the shank to render a more conventional shape.
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Contact Information:
 E-mail: richard809@gmail.com
 Phone: (360) 510-2213
 Facebook: Richard M Friedman
 Website
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States