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Parol

Marek Parol has rediscovered a very old craft as his secondary occupation: he's a Polish clay pipe "baker". Since 1991/92 he produces clay pipes in the east Polish city Przemysl. Parol exclusively uses a typ of clay that burns to a reddish tone. He offers a wide range of shapes which includes historic forms he re-moulded from ancient pipe moulds he could save from the famous pipe factory Gambier in Givet, France called "Reprints" as well as self-developed models with figural subjects and portrays of today's VIPs.http://helene-bonn.info/AK/h09.htm#Hae
Having worked a while under the tutelege of Ryszard Filar his most interesting clays may be his conversions of wooden pipes in classic shapes. These pipes have double-walled bowls to provide a cool smoke. Indeed, they display fine smoking qualities,
The production is quite low. Parol pipes are rare finds in Polish shops and hardly found outside of Poland.
== Contact Information ==
 Marek Parol
 ul. Kraszewskiego 12/3
 PL - 37-700 Przemysl
 Tel.: +48 16 670 4863
== References ==
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Poland
Paronelli

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Paronelli is the Italian brand by Alberto Paronelli. In the early days, Alberto designed and delivered the production to an artisan, most often Tom Spanu. The majority of pipes sold by Paronelli in those early years were the Clairmont brand, with the usual stamp: Paranelli/Italy/Sarinian Brair. Symbol: Golden P + green spot, or occasionally an anchor.
From the Company website: The brand Paronelli collects inside a family passion that was born in 1945 when Jean-Marie Alberto Paronelli decided to give free rein to his artistic side. The continuous search for quality and perfection brought Alberto Paronelli to create unique pieces prized and sought after worldwide. The ideas and the canons of the founder have been handed down from generation to generation and even now all the pipes are handmade with Italian first choice briar. His grandson, Ariberto Paronelli, which has succeeded over the years at the helm, continues with passion and dedication to the work started by the founder of designing and creating classics models with a modern twist. Annual production is around 600 pieces. Ariberto also works on commission. If you have in mind a pipe of your dreams he will be happy to achieve it. For Paronelli family the pipe is a matter of the heart.
The three generations of Paronelli pipes, from the Paronellipipe.it:
File:J.M.-Alberto-Paronelli-fondatore-.jpg|J.M. Alberto Paronelli, founder
File:Antonio-Paolo-Paronelli-seconda-generazione-.jpg|Antonio Paronelli, second generation
File:Ariberto-Paronelli-attuale-titolare-Paronelli-Pipe-Copia.jpg|Ariberto Paronelli, Current owner
To visit our museum and showroom Gavirate we recommend you contact us by telephone at 340-7444130 to schedule an appointment.
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Contact Information:
 Paronelli Pipe
 Ariberto Paronelli
 Website: http://www.paronellipipe.it/
 Via del Chiostro, 1/A – 21026 Gavirate (VA)
 E-mail: info@paronellipipe.it
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Italy
Pascià, Al

Founded in 1906.
Al Pascià has been operating from the 16th Century Casati Stampa Building in Via Torino, 61 Milan for over a century.
Al Pascià has also been awarded recognition as a traditional business concern in Milan with the “Historical Retail Store” certificate issued by the Lombardy Regional Authorities and a “Historical Store” certificate issued by the City Council in appreciation of the store which has been in business in the heart of Milan for over 100 years.
Renowned for its specialisation in the pipe and smoking accessory sectors, Al Pascià is now an important reference point at an international level for slow smoking enthusiasts,
 Links:
 Website: alpascia.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Passatore

<revive zone="20" align="right" caption="Pfeifen Shop Online (a new Pipedia Underwriter) has an excellent selection of Passatore Pipes" />The production of Passatore pipes takes place in Italy. The pipes are mostly made by hand . The Italians' repertoire is enormous.... Courtesy Pfeifen Shop Online
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Italy
Passoni

My name is Enrico Passoni and I am an Italian pipes craftsman. I started my activity in 1999 after having successfully made some pipes for myself and for a few friends.
 I make the pipes in a small lab at home. All my pipes are hand crafted and made of briar which I personally choose and buy from a range of producers from all over Italy. Because of that, you will never find two Passoni pipes that are the same. Each and every one of them is unique.
Contact Information:
 Enrico Passoni
 
 E-mail: noreplay@passonipipe.it
 Website: Pipe Enrico Passoni
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Italy
Paul's Cayuga

Paul's Cayuga pipes are made by Paul Spaniola in Flint, MI. In addition making pipes, Paul also does repair work.
From his website: "Cayuga pipes are oil cured by a special process at 410 degrees Fahrenheit to mellow the briar and open the pores. Oil curing makes the pipe smoke cooler and dryer, and also lighter in weight. Also every one of the Cayuga pipes bowls are treated with a "MIRACLE CAKE" which makes the breaking in of the pipe a pleasant smoke right from the start. There are no filters of any kind in Cayuga pipes, which makes cleaning them much easier -- you can run a pipe cleaner through without taking them apart."
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Contact Information:
 Website: http://www.iapsc.net/store/cayuga.html
 Paul's Pipe Shop
 Address: 647 S. Saginaw St. • Flint, MI 48502 
 Phone: 810-235-0581
 E-mail: ptspaniola@sbcglobal.net
Category:Pipe makers by nationalityCategory:United States
Paul Jeantet SA

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Paul Jeantet SA (formerly Ebonite Co. is a French factory in Saint-Claude, and the name and business of the business man who in 1912 began making vulcanite stems for the pipe industry. Coming from a family of pipe makers (see Jeantet), Paul started using ebonite for the stems. 
At one point the company was producing 35 million stems a year, and is still one of the few to produce ebonite stems in Europe.
From the Jeantet website: Founded in 1905 by Paul JEANTET, our company is being progressing in the field of rubber compound. Since the 70´s, JEANTET élastomères has been controlling the both processes of over molding and adhesion rubber / metal.
Our manufacture is set in a 7000 m2 block, based in Saint-Claude, France. We are at one hour far from Geneva and one hour and a half far from Lyon.
From prototype to mass production, JEANTET élastomères, certified ISO 9001, guarantee you availability and speed answers to all your asks of quotation.
Today, our group includes three companies specializing in vulcanized and thermoplastic elastomers : JEANTET élastomères, IXEMER ans PERROT. We are at your disposal for the creation and the development of innovating solutions.
In 2014, the Group JEANTET took back the clientele of the Swiss company DUFOUR industries, what consolidates an important presence on the Swiss market of parts in Elastomers.
Contact Information:
 JEANTET élastomères
 Website: http://www.jeantet.com
 6 Faubourg des Moulins
 39200 SAINT-CLAUDE
 Phone: +33 (0)3 84 45 79 00
 E-mail: jeantet@jeantet.com
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: France
Paul Viou

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Paul Viou was the brand and name of a French artisan who sold his pipes by correspondence and then he was a pipe supplier for military institutions. He also made sculpted pipes and sometime used horn stems. 
The brand is currently sold by Jacques Craen and and made by Genod in Saint-Claude, after having also belonged to Paul Guilland and Vuillard. They are stamped P. Viou, and made primarily for export.
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Contact Information:
 13 Faubourg Marcel - BP 145
 39205 Saint-Claude
 Tel: 03 84 45 00 47
 
 Website: http://paulviou.amagalerie.com/ 
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
Pearl Bee

Pearl Bee
Pearl Bee is the brand of Radka Hofmannová - a quite new female pipe maker living in Prague. She is also a member of PipeMakersForum.com.
 Radka Hofmannová
 Praha
 Czech Republic
 
 E-mail: pearlbee1@gmail.com
 Website: Pearl Bee
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Czech Republic
Pedro Ferrizzo

Pedro Ferrizzo sculptural pipes Old style pipe carver
Ferrizzo pipes are fully handmade. No machine is used to shape and to polish them, only a small hand-drill is employed to drill the smoke hole. The artist shapes the pipes only with a straight razor and sand-paper, polishing them with natural bee glue wax prepared by himself.
The woods and roots are mainly of Coronilla Root (scutia buxifolia), a tree that grows very slowly (2mm. per year) on the shores of Uruguayan rivers and streams. It's the artisan himself the one who picks up the lignite at hidden places far away from human activity, achieving a fully natural process that ensures the exclusivity of the pipe. Experienced pipe smokers agree that all these combinations in Ferrizzo´s pipes, certifies a natural and fresh smoke, preserving the utmost of taste and flavor.
In spite of his European ancestors, Ferrizzo, living and searching the raw material for his pipes in such wild territories, feels the legacy of the American natives and, carving his pipes he feels their strength in the creative process. He enjoys watching a figure emerging from a piece of wood, a figure that is inspired by anthropology, the geography of this land and the grain of the wood itself.
== Gallery ==
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== Contact Information ==
 Website: https://laspipas.art/
Peer Import

Peer (with no mention of "Import") has an entry in Who Made That Pipe (1997, by Herb Wilczak & Tom Colwell) as follows:
*5172 Peer, Comoy's and A. Dunhill, and England as the country. 
The Peer pipes were made by Reiss-Premier, which was later attached to Shellcraft, Kaufmann Bros. & Bondy and eventually Kaywoodie, etc. 
Peer Import pipes all appear to be made in Denmark. The following pipe, and other examples are very similar to offerings from Pipe Dan. Steve Laug has done some good sleuthing along these lines in the following blog post on Rebornpipes.com 
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Peevey

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes
Gregg Peevey produces classic and freehand pipes for sale at the Arcade Smoke Shop in Nashville, TN, and on the internet. Stamp: G. Peevey Made. Symbol: red spot.
Editors Note: The current status of Peevey is uncertain. If you have current information please add it here, or send it to me at sethile.pipes@gmail.com so we can update this article accordingly. --sethile (talk) 15:07, 17 June 2015 (CDT)
Some examples, courtesy SmokingPipes.com
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Penguin Briar

== Bio ==
I started into the obsession/sickness of pipe making probably like a lot of other pipe makers, by wanting to make and smoke my own pipe, one that I fashioned myself. As part of their overall training, every Jedi had to make their own light sabre and I wanted to make my own weapon as pipe-smoker in training. I wanted the satisfaction of making my own weapon and being able to smoke a pipe that I made myself. I didn’t have a lot of expectations and figured it wouldn’t be much of a pipe to look at, but it would be MINE!!! And I knew I would enjoy the satisfaction of smoking a pipe that I brought forth from a block of wood.
I may not have been a "serious" pipe smoker or collector, but at the time I started the project of making my own pipe, I already owned 11 pipes of various brands & quality. For the most part, I liked them all to some degree and of course had favorites among the group. I will admit, there are also a couple in the collection that could be run over by my truck and I wouldn't miss them. 
But I digress...
The first step in this whole thing was to decide what investment(s) I would have to make or be willing to make for the process of shaping a piece of briar into something that I could smoke. The most economical approach I could come up with would be to get a pre-bored block of briar (from Pipe Makers Emporium) and a Dremel tool to whittle and sand it down. Little did I know at the time what a slippery slope pipe making would be and the claws this craft would have on me!
I completed my first 2 pipes and then decided I needed to get some training about pipe construction, internal geometry, fabrication and finishing techniques, and tools. I was fortunate that Paul Hildebrand of Pipe Makers Emporium taught classes from time to time on pipe making. I took the next available class and have been making dust ever since. Since then, if I’m not actually making dust, I’m at least thinking about it!
Through Paul, I also came to know Horace DeJarnett, another well know pipe carver in the Phoenix area. With their guidance and support, I have been developing my skills while focusing on the basic fundamentals of pipe construction. 
Since I have a full time job, most of my pipe making activities are on the weekends. A few of Paul’s former students, along with Horace meet most Saturday mornings in Paul’s shop to work on projects, bounce ideas off each other, solve world problems, and generally just have a great time as the Phoenix "Spit-n-Whittle" club!
== Gallery ==
Penguin_0107.jpg|The #1 - January '07
Penguin_1207.jpg|1207 Sibling
Penguin_1407.jpg|1407 Teardrop
Penguin_1507.jpg|1507 Tomahawk
Penguin_1707.jpg|1707 Volcano
Penguin_1807.jpg|1807 Long Pot
Penguin_2107.jpg|2107 Blowfish
Penguin_0108.jpg|0108 Bully
Penguin_0308.jpg|0308 Medicine Man
Penguin_0508.jpg|0508 Bullet
Penguin_0608.jpg|0608 Marble
== Contact Information ==
 Kim Kendall
 Phoenix, Arizona 
 USA
 
 Phone: 480 560 7285
 Email: mailto:info@PenguinBriar.com
 Website: Penguin Briar
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Penkov

Alexandr Penkov was born in Omsk, Russia in 1981. He studied at Omsk State University, first in mathematics and after a couple years he switched to psychology.
Penkov has smoked pipes for nearly 11 years. At different stages of his life he was fond of pipes from pipe makers such as Florov, Japanese and Danish pipe makers. He is rather inspired by Hiroyuki Tokutomi’s freethinking, elegance of Poul Ilsted's lines, Tom Eltang’s and Former’s classical shapes and DOC’s painstaking diligence.
Penkov made his first pipe in 2005. That was purely experimental, using birch burl and a mouthpiece from another pipe. Making that pipe was so exiting that he resumed his experiments with different materials (even clay) and pipe making became his favorite hobby.
In time Penkov increased his knowledge, pipe making skills, and necessary equipment. Initially making pipes from any available materials, he improved his techniques and switched to make briar pipes. His hobby turned to passion and art, allowing him to relax after his job, and finally to his work (Penkov is considering becoming a full time pipe maker).
Penkov uses the best Italian briar, German and Japanese ebonite, as well as some special and sometimes exotic materials.
== Gallery ==
Pencov-BambooBlowfish.jpg|Examples courtesy lepipe.it
Pencov-BlastedApple.jpg|Examples courtesy lepipe.it
== Contact Information ==
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 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Penkov.Alexandre
Percolator

We have been unable to find any information about the Percolator pipe. It appears to have room in the shank and stem for a very large filter, or perhaps a sponge.
1926Cornell-Percolator(1919Patent).jpg|Cornell Football Team Photo--A remote possibility someone in this photo may have owned this pipe!
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For more information on the Class Pipe tradition, see College Class Pipes
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:United States
Peretti

From Pipes, Artisans and Trademarks, by José Manuel Lopes'
Peretti is the brand of Robert A. Peretti, then owner of the L.J. Peretti Co., a tobacconist founded in Boston by his grandfather, L.Joseph Peretti in 1870. The first pipes made there date from the 1920s, and Robert began producing them in 1938. 
The customers of this well known tobacco and pipe shop included the former British prime minister, Ramsey MacDonald, and also Bing Crosby, Basil Rathbone, Edward G. Robinson, and Walter Matthau.
L.J. Peretti Co.
Established 1870
Our own line of pipes are famous the world over for their outstanding value. The photos here represent a small sampling of our immense selection of shapes , sizes , and finishes. 
Pick a price range, a shape, and a finish. We'll pick you out a pipe that will be sure to satisfy for years to come. 
The majority of our smooth pipes are natural or unfinished and will darken over time bringing out their beautiful grain naturally.
*You may enjoy listening to Brian Levine's interview of Stephen L. Willett. Stephen, the President of L.J. Peretti on the PipesMagazine Radio Show
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== Contact Information ==
 Website: L.J. Peretti
 Email: mailto:peretti@ljperetti.com
 The L.J. Peretti Company Inc.
 2 1/2 Park Sq. Boston, MA 02116
 1-800- 7979-LJP
 1-617- 482-0218
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Perri

Denoted as Paul L. Perri & Son, pipemakers, Manhattan Beach, CA. Paul was still making when he reached 100 years of age, and may have been the oldest living pipe maker. He passed away just short of his 101st birthday in December of 2021. 
Paul was well known in California, but less so in other parts of the country and the world. He was a formative influence on a number of American pipe makers, including Trever Talbert. The sandblasted lovat shown bellow typifies Paul's work, which consists of larger classic shapes with slight twists here and there.
Chance Whittamore, a well respected pipe restorer who was fortunate enough to spend time with him believes "…nobody, living or dead, had the combination of pipe knowledge, depth and breadth, that Paul did." 
Paul Perri Lovat, courtesy, smokingpipes.com
File:PaulPerriSmoothBilliard.jpg|Smooth Billiard, courtesy smokingpipes.com
File:PaulPerriSitterDublin.jpg|Smooth Sitter Dublin, courtesy smokingpipes.com
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* Marty Pulvers has a wonderful tribute to Paul on his website here
Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: United States
Perrin

-Working In London in the pipe industry, Roger Perrin settled in Saint-Claude in the 1920s.
It first produces metal accessories for pipes, pens and pencils, then the latter two products only, including mechanical parts pens subcontracted to Bic.
Around 1949, he left his studio 8 rue Carnot (converted into apartments in the 1960s) for the building adjacent to the south, at 10 and 12 rue Carnot. It was built in the 1920s (around 1924 or 1927) by Eugene Vidaillet, builder and mechanic pipe maker in the plant of 22 and 24 Street Steps to serve as a workshop and garage.
It was leased to Coquerel and Fox.
-Perrin Elevates the building and installed its machines. Gradually closed his company ceased operations around 1975 and will be liquidated in 1987.
-The Perrin pipes are special, in a high-quality briar wood, trey have a large removable filter (Special filter - Brevet Perrin) and a small oriffice at the base of the stove making carburetor office.
These systems although impractical for cleaning, improved circulation and favored a better hold of the fire to provide unparalleled comfort smoking.
Perrin system was it too far ahead of his time? He unfortunately did not have the expected success with smoking pipes, and today find Perrin pipe is a real challenge!
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-Travaillant à Londres dans l'industrie de la pipe, Roger Perrin s'établit à Saint-Claude dans les années 1920. 
Il y fabrique tout d'abord des accessoires métalliques pour pipes, stylos et porte-mine, puis ensuite pour ces deux derniers produits seulement, notamment les parties mécaniques des stylos à bille en sous-traitance pour la société Bic. 
Vers 1949, il laisse son atelier du 8 rue Carnot (transformé en appartements dans les années 1960) pour le bâtiment qui le jouxte au sud, aux 10 et 12 rue Carnot. Celui-ci fut édifié dans les années 1920 (vers 1924 ou 1927) par Eugène Vidaillet, constructeur-mécanicien puis fabricant de pipes dans l'usine des 22 et 24 rue des Etapes, pour servir d'atelier et de garage. 
Il était loué à Coquerel et Renard. Perrin surélève le bâtiment et y installe ses machines. Progressivement fermée, sa société cesse ses activités vers 1975 et sera liquidée en 1987.
-Les pipes Perrin sont particulières, en plus d'une grande solidité, d'une bruyère de qualité, elles possèdaient un gros filtre démontable (Special filtre - Brevet Perrin) ainsi qu'un petit oriffice à la base du fourneau faisant office de carburateur.
Ces sytèmes brevetés bien que "peu pratiques pour le nettoyage", amélioraient le tirage et favorisaient une meilleure tenue du foyer afin de procurer un confort de fumage exceptionnel. 
Le système de Perrin fut-il trop en avance sur son temps? Il n'eu malheureusement pas le succès escompté auprès des fumeurs de pipes, et à ce jour trouver une pipe Perrin relève du défi !
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: France
Perry

With over 30 years of experience in creating and repairing smoking pipes, I am pleased to devote my time fully to this craftsmanship. My journey in producing smoking pipes started in 1974 when my first pipe spawned from Persimmon Wood. I now make most of my pipes from Briar Burl Wood, Mountain Laurel, Olive Ash, Kingwood, Tulipwood, and hard Maple.
In 1976, under the tutelage of a well-respected craftsman Joe Giardina of Indiana, I learned the art of pipe repair. Through the years, my techniques have been refined and perfected. With attention to detail as well as the pride taken in my craftsmanship, the respect of my customers has been earned. 
[www.perryspipesandrepair.com]
Pesh

PESH was the house pipe brand for Old Virginia Tobacco Company. They were made by various makers. Sometimes the country of origin was stamped on the shank, and other times not. Gary Pesh, is the current president, and the company has been family owned and operated for 45 years (as of 2021), according to their website. 
We have the following example, which does not include an origin stamp. Thank to Ken St. Andre for his research on this.
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