Pipes

This is a vintage tobacco smoking pipe stamped R.F. Gus Pat. Off. , indicating it was a registered design produced in the United States, likely during the early to mid-20th century. The pipe is made from briar wood, known for its heat-resistant qualities, and features a classic bent shape with a smooth, dark-stained finish that reveals the wood’s natural grain. The shank bears the R.F. Gus Pat. Off. marking, a standard trademark style of the period. It is fitted with a black vulcanite stem joined to the shank with a tenon connection, shaped to provide a comfortable hold. Signs of previous use can be observed, such as a thin layer of carbon inside the bowl, often referred to as cake, which forms naturally from smoking. The pipe’s surface and rim show light wear consistent with age, and the stem retains its original form. This piece reflects the style and construction methods typical of American briar pipes from the mid-20th century, with straightforward craftsmanship and a focus on functional design. It was part of Mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025

This is a Royal Captain De Luxe pipe, crafted from imported briar wood known for its durability and smooth smoking quality. The pipe typically features a classic shape with a polished finish that highlights the natural grain of the briar. Its stem is made from a dark, durable material, designed for a comfortable fit. Markings on the shank usually include Royal Captain De Luxe and Imported Briar, indicating its traditional style and material origin. It was part of mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025

This is a Dr. Grabow Color Duke pipe, produced during the 1970s and early 1980s. The pipe is made of briar wood and finished in a distinctive colored coating that reflects the style of its era. It features the characteristic white spade emblem on the stem, indicating its inclusion in the Adjustomatic series. The Color Duke line was offered in several color variations and was test-marketed between 1975 and 1983. The design combines a traditional bowl shape with a lightweight stem, representative of American pipe manufacturing during that period. It was part of Mr Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in September 2025.

The Heibe Bruyere 34 is a vintage briar smoking pipe produced by the German manufacturer Heibe during the mid-20th century. It is made from high-quality briar wood, known for its heat resistance and visible grain patterns. The pipe features a straight Billiard shape with a smooth, polished finish that highlights the natural texture of the briar. The stem is constructed from ebonite, consistent with pipes from this era. The shank is stamped with the maker’s name, the model number 34, and the word Bruyere, indicating the use of briar wood. Minor variations in drilling or mouthpiece alignment may be present, reflecting the hand-crafted production methods used at the time. It was part of Mr. Faraj trips to Turkey to Switzerland in 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 smoking pipe is a vintage Dr. Grabow Color Duke Adjustomatic. The brand is known for its affordable and consistent pipes, which are popular among collectors and smokers alike. The small spade logo on the stem is a trademark of the Dr. Grabow brand. It is an adjustomatic pipe, meaning the stem screws into the bowl. Dr. Grabow pipes came in various styles and finishes, with different colored spades indicating specific lines or features. The pipe in the image has a red bowl and a black stem with a small white spade logo.

This vintage pipe is a bent tobacco pipe of Jean Claude brand made of olive wood. Jean Claude is an Italian brand known for offering quality pipes at a reasonable price, and olive wood is often used for its density, good heat resistance, and unique grain. The pipe features a bent shape and a dark acrylic mouthpiece.

This is a vintage Dr. Grabow Viking tobacco smoking pipe. The pipe is recognizable by its aluminum body and a removable bowl. Dr. Grabow Viking pipes were similar in design to Falcon brand pipes, leading to a copyright dispute that Falcon won. The Viking pipes use a different thread for their bowls than the Falcon brand. The pipe is no longer in production, but vintage estate pipes are available for purchase from various online sellers. This particular model features a red bowl, which was also offered in other colors like green and blue. It has a metal stem with multiple fins designed for cooling the smoke. A small chamber below the bowl collects moisture and tar, resulting in a cooler and drier smoke.

This is a Kaywoodie White Briar smoking pipe. The White Briar line was produced by Kaywoodie from 1951 to 1989 and is known for its white, glossy finish that was designed to emulate the look of a meerschaum pipe while retaining the smoking properties of a briar pipe. The word DeGrabove is a marking found on some pipes, possibly related to Dr. Grabow, another pipe brand.

This is a vintage souvenir smoking pipe from Innsbruck, Austria. The handle is made of wood with an etched or carved floral design and the word INNSBRUCK .

This is a Dr. Grabow Viscount estate pipe. The Viscount line was introduced in the late 1950s or early 1960s, and the Color Viscount model was offered as early as 1971. The spade logo on the stem also helps with dating, as colored spades were common from the late 1960s to the end of the 1970s, though some appeared later. Dr. Grabow pipes are an American brand known for their affordability and quality, often made from Mediterranean briar.

This is a vintage Dunhill briar wood smoking pipe. Dunhill is a well-known luxury brand in the world of smoking pipes, with a history dating back to 1907. The company is known for its high-quality craftsmanship, using premium briar wood and hand-cut stems. Dunhill pipes are often marked with a white spot on the stem, which was originally used to indicate the top of the mouthpiece.

This Kiko is a vintage, collectible tobacco pipes made in the mid-20th century in Tanganyika (now Tanzania). They were produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company from African meerschaum, which is denser and darker than Turkish meerschaum, and sometimes used African briar. The pipes are no longer in production.

This Kiko is a vintage, collectible tobacco pipes made in the mid-20th century in Tanganyika (now Tanzania). They were produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company from African meerschaum, which is denser and darker than Turkish meerschaum, and sometimes used African briar. The pipes are no longer in production.

This Kiko is a vintage, collectible tobacco pipes made in the mid-20th century in Tanganyika (now Tanzania). They were produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company from African meerschaum, which is denser and darker than Turkish meerschaum, and sometimes used African briar. The pipes are no longer in production.

This Kiko is a vintage, collectible tobacco pipes made in the mid-20th century in Tanganyika (now Tanzania). They were produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company from African meerschaum, which is denser and darker than Turkish meerschaum, and sometimes used African briar. The pipes are no longer in production.

This Kiko is a vintage, collectible tobacco pipes made in the mid-20th century in Tanganyika (now Tanzania). They were produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company from African meerschaum, which is denser and darker than Turkish meerschaum, and sometimes used African briar. The pipes are no longer in production.

This vintage item is a corn cob pipe made by the Missouri Meerschaum Company, the worlds oldest and largest manufacturer of this type of pipe. The company, located in Washington, Missouri, was founded in 1869 by Henry Tibbe. The name Missouri Meerschaum was coined by Tibbe, who likened his lightweight, porous pipes and their cool smoke to the more expensive meerschaum pipes. The specific pipe shown features a straight, yellow-colored stem. The brand label on the bottom of the pipe is a circular sticker that was a design used by the company for over 100 years.

Dr. Plumb pipes are a brand of briar tobacco pipes that have been in production since 1925. Originally founded in France by Leslie Watts Plumb and J.B. Rubinovich, the brand was known for its cool smoking design that used an aluminum tube system between the shank and stem. Today, the brand is manufactured in Britain and modern versions are often fitted with a 9mm filter instead of the original aluminum tube. Dr. Plumb pipes are known for their traditional shapes and affordable price points. The brand is also associated with GBD (G.B.D. France). Pipe Serial Number is 3751, Made in London,

This Toscano Bruyere pipe is a specific type of smoking pipe, often made from briar wood, which is also known as bruyere in French. The term Toscano is associated with pipes designed to smoke Tuscan cigars or cigarillos. This pipe has a faceted bowl and a segmented, multi-colored stem, which are characteristics seen in various styles of pipes, but the overall form is a type of pipe for Tuscan cigars. The material of the stem can be vulcanite or other materials, and some are described as being made with horn stems, which have a marbled pattern. A faceted or paneled shape is a specific pipe design feature.

This Vintage Pipe, made in England, was manufactured by Aramis Pipe Company in the 1950s by the well-known English pipe maker Comoys. They were a sub-brand sold by John Redman Ltd. British Empire Pipe Co.

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.

This Yellow Bole imperial smoking pipe is manufactured by the brand name Yello-Bole, a well-known American pipe manufacturer since 1932. The name comes from the company early pipes, which had a honey-cured bowl lining that resulted in a distinctive yellow interior. Early Yello-Bole pipes were known for using rejected or smaller pieces of briar from its parent company, Kaywoodie, but still delivered a quality smoking experience.

This Austin Imported Briar Estate Pipe is a must-have for any collector or tobacco enthusiast. Crafted with the finest materials, this pipe boasts a beautiful brown color and a Dublin body shape. It is not handmade, but its quality is undeniable. The brand Austin is known for its exceptional pipes, and this one is no exception. It is perfect for those who appreciate the finer things in life and enjoy a good cigar or pipe. This item falls under the categories of Collectibles, Tobacciana, and Other Collectible Pipes.