Pipes

Wood Pipe Approximately 10 cm The pipe was purchased during RAF trip to Athens on the 11th to 16th of April 2024

Made in France The size is approximately 10cm The pipe was purchased during RAF trip to Athens on the 11th to 16th of April 2024

Wood Pipe Approximately 10 cm The pipe was purchased during RAF trip to Athens on the 11th to 16th of April 2024

Wood Pipe Approximately 10 cm The pipe was purchased during RAF trip to Athens on the 11th to 16th of April 2024

Wood Pipe Approximately 10 cm The pipe was purchased during RAF trip to Athens on the 11th to 16th of April 2024

Wood Pipe Approximately 10 cm The pipe was purchased during RAF trip to Athens on the 11th to 16th of April 2024

The pipe is made from animal bone and features intricate engravings of people and landscapes, indicating cultural significance. Its segmented structure allows for disassembly, making it functional and artistically valuable. The pipe watch obtained by the AL Faraj Gallery on the 16 of June 2024

This is a vintage or antique wooden tobacco pipe. featuring a distinctively long stem, a metal-capped bowl, and a decorative cord accent, reflecting classic craftsmanship. It was part of Mr. Farajs trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025.

This is an antique figural smoking pipe, commonly referred to as a Darkie or Black Americana pipe, likely dating from the 1920s or later. The pipe features a bowl shaped like a person’s head wearing a hat, and is typically crafted from ebonized wood or Bakelite. The design reflects the style of collectible Black Americana items produced during the early to mid-20th century. The term Darkie is historically associated with a toothpaste brand launched in Shanghai in 1933, which featured a minstrel singer as its mascot the brand name was changed to Darlie in 1985, though the Chinese name still translates to Black Person Fluoride Toothpaste. This pipe is considered part of the category of Black Americana collectables and serves as an example of period-specific figural smoking accessories. It was part of My Faraj trip to Turkey to Switzerland on September 2025

This is a vintage Dr. Grabow De Luxe smoking pipe, part of a series produced by the American brand since the 1930s. The De Luxe line was offered in a natural variegated grain finish and may feature a two-dot, circle, or shield logo on the shank. Pre-1944 Dr. Grabow pipes were stamped with a four-digit code indicating the model and shape and were available in Special, Supreme, and De Luxe versions. Dr. Grabow pipes are manufactured in Sparta, North Carolina, using a 6mm filter and a pre-smoked process to initiate the break-in. Vintage models like this are recognized for their construction quality and consistency within the production standards of the era. Smoking is harmful to health. It was part of Mr Faraj Trips to Turkey to Switzerland on September 2025

This is a vintage tobacco pipe labeled Royale Captain De Luxe. While specific details on this exact model are limited, similar pipes with the De Luxe designation were historically associated with higher-quality production and were made in countries such as Italy, England, or France, often using imported briar wood. The pipe features a traditional design and reflects mid-20th-century craftsmanship seen in collectible tobacco pipes. Vintage pipes with similar markings have been listed for prices ranging from approximately 53 to over 160, and this piece is offered at 75. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland on September 2025

This is a Dr. Plumb vintage smoking pipe, a brand originally established in 1925 by Leslie Watts Plumb and J.B. Rubinovich in Saint-Claude, France. Early models were marketed as cool smoking pipes, featuring a special aluminum tube between the shank and stem, while modern versions use a 9mm filter. Dr. Plumb pipes are produced in various shapes and finishes, including rusticated and sandblasted styles. This pipe reflects mid-20th-century craftsmanship and design typical of the brand. Depending on model and condition, vintage Dr. Plumb pipes have been listed for sale at prices ranging from around £30 to over £100, with this piece offered at £45. It was part of Mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland on September 2025

This is a vintage Compact brand smoking pipe, made in Italy, likely by an Italian manufacturer such as Molina. The Compact designation refers both to the brand and the pipe’s small, portable size, making it suitable for travel or a quick smoke. Crafted from briar wood, the pipe reflects mid-20th-century Italian pipe-making techniques. Vintage Compact pipes are collectable and occasionally appear on online marketplaces, often appreciated for their compact design and craftsmanship. It was part of Mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland on September 2025.

This pipe has a classic bent shape with a sandblasted or rusticated finish on the bowl, giving it a rugged, textured appearance. The stem is made of a smooth, dark material and is connected to the bowl with a metal band. The marking Standard Made in France suggests that the pipe was manufactured in France, a country with a long and rich history of pipe-making, particularly in the town of Saint-Claude. These pipes are often noted for their quality craftsmanship and traditional design. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey ro Switzerland on September 2025

This is an Italian-made tobacco pipe marked La Strada Andante 117. The La Strada brand was distributed through the Tinder Box chain of tobacco shops and appeared in a 1970 catalog. The Andante designation refers to a specific line of pipes produced under this name. The pipe has a rusticated finish, characterized by a rough, carved texture on the briar wood bowl and shank. The term Andante is also used in other contexts, such as musical instruments. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland on September 2025

The Royal Demuth pipe is an American-made smoking pipe produced by the William Demuth Company (WDC), a manufacturer founded in 1862. Typically crafted from imported briar root with a vulcanite stem, some examples feature sterling silver accents such as a band or rim. Introduced around the 1930s, many Royal Demuth models included an adaptable filter system that allowed for the use of different filter types or smoking without one. The Royal Demuth line remained a recognizable series within WDC’s range until the company’s liquidation in 1972 following its acquisition by S.M. Frank Co. It was part of Mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025

This is a Savinelli Capri Root Briar 708 EX Rusticated Lovat, a vintage estate pipe likely produced in the 1970s or 1980s. It features the distinctive pebble-dash rustication characteristic of the Capri series, giving the bowl a coarse, stone-like texture. The EX marking denotes an extra-large size with a generously sized chamber. The pipe follows the Lovat shape, which includes a longer shank and a saddle-style mouthpiece, providing balance and a comfortable grip. Made from quality briarwood, this piece reflects the traditional design approach of Savinelli pipes crafted during that era. Although the Capri series is no longer in production, it remains notable for its craftsmanship and textured aesthetic typical of Savinelli’s mid-century work. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025.

This is a Kiko 5B Meerschaum-Lined Pipe, a vintage estate pipe produced by the Amboseli Pipes company in Tanganyika (now mainland Tanzania) between 1955 and 1964. Made with African meerschaum and often rusticated with a cork-like texture, it features a briar bowl lined with meerschaum for a cool, smooth smoke and a vulcanite stem, sometimes marked with the Kiko elephant logo. No longer in production, Kiko pipes are rare and highly collectible. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025

This is a Bewlary Briarcut bent pipe featuring a sandblasted or rusticated briar bowl and a smooth stem. The pipe has a classic bent shape, offering both style and a comfortable hold for smoking. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025

This is a Chacom Savinelli-style bent pipe featuring a smooth briar bowl with natural grain and a gently curved stem. The pipe has a classic bent Billiard shape, offering a comfortable hold and balanced feel. Its design emphasizes traditional aesthetics, combining a polished wooden bowl with a black stem for a refined, timeless appearance.. It was part of Mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025.

This pipe is a handcrafted briar smoking pipe from Charatan, a historic English brand established in 1863. The pipe features a smooth, polished finish with a classic shape that exemplifies traditional English pipe-making craftsmanship. The stem is crafted with attention to detail, often incorporating a twin-saddle design, and the overall construction reflects Charatan’s dedication to creating fully handmade pipes from the raw briar block to the finished product. Markings on the shank and stem—such as the CP logo or the circled L —can indicate the era of production, particularly aligning with the mid-20th-century Lane Era when the brand gained popularity in the U.S. The pipe combines elegance and functionality, making it suitable for collectors and smoking enthusiasts interested in classic English pipes. Vintage Charatan pipes, depending on their condition, shape, and era, generally range in value from 150 to 450 USD on secondary markets. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025

This vintage Italian Well Pipe is a classic example of mass-produced tobacco pipes from the mid-20th century. Made from high-quality Italian briar, a dense and heat-resistant wood from the root burl of the heath tree, it was built for a consistently cool and dry smoke. The pipe s distinctive well system—a small cavity in the shank designed to trap moisture—ensures a pleasant smoking experience by keeping the bowl and mouthpiece dry. While not a high-end artisan piece like those from renowned Italian brands such as Savinelli or Castello, this Well Pipe offers a solid, dependable performance that has made it a favorite among beginners and collectors of vintage estate pipes. Its simple yet effective design is a testament to the Italian pipe-making tradition of combining craftsmanship with practical innovation. It was part of Mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025

This is a classic Dr. Grabow Viscount pipe, a model first introduced in the late 1950s. The pipe is made of imported briar and features a vibrant blue finish on the bowl and part of the stem. The stem is equipped with the patented Adjustomatic tenon, designed for a precise fit, and is marked with the signature white spade emblem, a common feature on many Dr. Grabow pipes. The Viscount and Dr. Grabow markings are visible on the shank. This piece is a good example of the quality and design of mid-century American-made pipes. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025.