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While it’s tough to be certain where this old meer originated, I suspect it was made in Austria in the early 20th Century. It’s got a bone tenon and a beautiful amber stem. Details: Length: 6″ Bowl Width: 24.2mm Bowl Depth: 1.8″ Weight: 1.4oz / 41g
We’re revisiting our roots! It’s been a while since we’ve undertaken such an extensive restoration of an antique meerschaum pipe. Back in the day, before focusing on estate pipes, we specialized in restoring and selling these valuable pieces. This particular pipe, classified as a Kalmasch due to its shape, is a remarkable example. The securely…
Beautifully colored antique meers are works of art. The time it takes to color a meer while also keeping it in great condition is difficult. One small issue this pipe has is the golden band has a small split, but doesn’t affect it’s ability to be a great smoker. Details: Length: 6.4″ Bowl Width:…
Antique Oom Pauls are always among our fastest selling antique meers. This old pipe was restored by Briarville so you can be sure it’s ready to enjoy when it arrives. Details: Length: 4.8″ Bowl Width: 18.7mm Bowl Depth: 1.7″ Weight: 1.4oz / 42g
While I cannot provide an exact date, this meerschaum has all the hallmarks of being a late 19th to turn of the 20th century piece: the design is incredibly old fashioned, with a calabash-style bowl that screws into the base of the pipe; a shape that we might today call a hawkbill, a Lyon, or…
A few years ago we had the opportunity to meet a fellow antique pipe collector. This gentlemen owned the biggest private antique pipe collection I’ve ever seen. Every 4-6 months he would call, offering to sell us 25-30 pipes. This antique meer came from that collection and matches exactly what he considered to be a…
A gentleman in Pennsylvania reached out to us to help him sell his antique meerschaum collection. Among the collection was this cheeroot pipe, used many decaded ago to smoke small cigars. The detail in this old meer is about as good as it gets. Both horns are still intact which isn’t all that common for…
A kind individual from Pennsylvania contacted us, offering a collection of antique meerschaum pipes amassed over the past few decades. Having run a furniture shop, he used these pipes as decorative pieces throughout his establishment. Among his acquisitions is a striking roaring lion, initially procured in Italy. The pipe boasts remarkable coloring, particularly featuring a…
CPF is something of a mystery in the annals of pipe-making. It stood for either Colossus Pipe Factory, Consolidated Pipe Factory, or C. P. Fenner, depending on who you ask. But it is generally agreed that CPF was affiliated with Kaufman Bros. & Bondy, AKA KB&B, who are today most famous for creating Kaywoodie pipes….
While it’s difficult to know this cheroots exact age, it’s bone tenon tells me it’s from the earlier half of the 20th century. Details: Length: 3.8″ Bowl Width: 10.6mm Bowl Depth: 1.5″ Weight: 17g
This is a beautiful old pipe that as some point has been repaired. When you see an old pipe, especially meerschaum with a silver cap at the bottom of the bowl, you know it’s been repaired. These pipes were notorious for not passing a pipe cleaner, and clogging easily. The easiest solution was to drill…
We’ve had this pipe for some time now. We had a new perspex stem made by Rad Pipes, which gives it a unique look. The coloring on this Meer is beautiful, but I think some isn’t natural. I didn’t notice until we started taking photographs for this listing. Regardless it’s a beautiful pipe. Details:…
The Mouthpiece is likely a replacement, and cannot be removed Small and Compact Original Fitted Case Details: Length:3.6″ Bowl Width: 16.7mm
19th Century Original Case Amber Adornments and Mouthpiece Base of Pipe Cracked This is one of the most beautiful cheroot / cigar holders I have seen. The base of the pipe looks to have cracked due to age, which is really unfortunate. The amber stem and amber fittings would have made this pipe a top…
Although I’ve never been particularly drawn to Zulu-shaped pipes in the past, recent experiences have sparked a change in my perspective. One such pipe that has caught my attention is this remarkable Zulu, which possesses a captivating charm that is difficult to resist. From its appearance alone, it is evident that this Zulu pipe has…
The mouthpiece is almost certainly a replacement. Overall a beautiful pipe, with it’s original case. Details: Length: 5.6″ Bowl Width: 21.4mm Bowl Depth: 1.6″ Weight: 60g
Indulging in a deep appreciation for the allure of antique pipes, I find myself drawn to these exquisite swan neck billiards. Their vintage charm and graceful curves captivate the senses. Notably, the meerschaum bowl has begun to acquire the highly coveted plum hue along the base, a sign of its age and character. Upon careful…
Presenting a stunning antique cheroot pipe that exudes timeless beauty. Upon closer examination, it becomes apparent that this pipe has undergone some intriguing transformations. Originally, the mouthpiece featured a spigot design accompanied by an elegant amber stem. However, the previous owner made notable repairs, transforming the spigot into a stationary fixture and replacing the original…
We suspect the stem is a replacement Antique Echt Bernstein Hawkbill Block Meerschaum Tobacco Pipe, Great Color.
Antique Meerschaum Tobacco Pipe Bowl, Hunting Lion Scene, Hallmark 1851, J.H..
