Pipes

A vintage Savinelli 315 KS tobacco pipe made in Italy from briar wood with a smooth dark finish. Designed in the classic Bent Prince shape, it is stamped 315 KS, ITALY, and SAVINELLI PRODUCT, confirming the model, origin, and maker. It dates to the late 20th century.

A vintage tobacco smoking pipe featuring a full bent design with a rounded, forward-leaning bowl. Crafted from briar wood with a dark rusticated finish, it is fitted with a polished black bent stem and a slim silver-toned band at the shank junction. The textured surface provides a comfortable grip and improved heat dissipation, while the elegant bent profile reflects the timeless style of classic tobacco pipes.

This vintage Regency smoking pipe was made in Italy from real briar and dates to the mid-to-late 20th century. It features a classic Full Bent Billiard Oom Paul shape with a deep curved profile and a heavily rusticated dark brown finish with lighter tonal highlights. The shank is stamped REGENCY REAL BRIAR MADE IN ITALY, while the bent vulcanite stem carries a white R emblem. A distinctive example of Italian briar pipe craftsmanship from the period, combining a bold sculptural form with traditional design elements.

A distinctive smoking pipe featuring a carved bowl with a rugged stone-like surface and an earthy brown finish, complemented by a translucent red acrylic stem with decorative details. A sculptural piece reflecting the artistic style and organic character of freehand pipes.

A handcrafted artisan tobacco pipe featuring a spherical briar bowl with a dark reddish-brown finish that highlights the natural wood grain. The pipe is fitted with a semi-bent amber acrylic stem with a marbled swirl effect and matching collar accent. Stamped HAND CUT with a circular decorative logo, this piece reflects the artistic pipe-making style of the late 20th century.

A classic Kaywoodie tobacco pipe featuring the company’s distinctive cloverleaf stem emblem, a recognizable trademark of this historic American pipe maker. Crafted from aged briar wood with a smooth dark finish revealing subtle natural grain, it presents a low rounded bowl in a Prince-style form with an elegantly curved vulcanite stem. A fine example of mid-20th century American pipe craftsmanship, combining functional design with a timeless vintage character.

A distinctive pipe from the Savinelli Collection Series of 1986, an annual limited edition line featuring exclusive shapes designed for each year. This model showcases a unique Bent Bulldog profile with a compact bowl, crisp architectural ridgelines around the base, and a diamond-tapered shank. It features an earthy sandblast finish with a smooth polished natural briar rim, a black methacrylate stem, and an inlaid brass plaque engraved with 1986 collection.

Golden Gate (G.G.) smoking pipe, manufactured in Ukraine during the late 20th to early 21st century. It features a classic bent shape with a polished briar bowl displaying attractive natural grain, a black stem bearing the distinctive white G.G. logo, and a silver-colored metal shank band.

A classic wooden smoking pipe featuring a smooth polished bowl, a long straight black stem, and a metal accent ring at the junction of the shank and stem. This design reflects the traditional European pipe-making style that flourished during the mid-20th century and was commonly associated with workshops in Italy, France, and Ireland.

A vintage Medico Apollo smoking pipe by S.M. Frank Co. (USA), dating from the late 1960s to the 1980s. It features a classic Bent Dublin shape with a flared bowl, curved stem, and decorative aluminum band at the shank junction. Crafted from Brylon, a proprietary composite material introduced in 1966 combining synthetic resin with fine wood flour, offering exceptional durability and resistance to cracking and burnout. The pipe is marked MEDICO Apollo Brylon on the shank and carries the white M logo on the stem, representing a distinctive example of American mid-20th-century pipe innovation.

A vintage Canadian Club tobacco pipe, made in London, England and attributed to the renowned maker H. Comoy Co. (Comoy’s). Dating to the mid-20th century (1930s–1950s), it features a classic briar wood bowl with a warm brown finish and a sterling silver band stamped STERLING LONDON. The shank bears the marking CANADIAN CLUB LONDON MADE, reflecting the traditional craftsmanship and quality of English pipe production from this era.

A classic smoking pipe made from dried corn cob, featuring a naturally textured bowl with signs of use and carbon buildup inside the chamber. It is fitted with a simple wooden shank and a straight black mouthpiece. This pipe reflects the traditional American folk style of pipe making during the mid-to-late 20th century, known for its practical design, lightweight construction, and rustic character. Made in the United States.

A vintage American smoking pipe by Medico, a brand of S.M. Frank Co., dating from approximately the 1950s–1970s. Made from imported briar wood, it features a rounded bowl with a dark reddish-brown smooth finish, a straight saddle-style stem, and a simple metal accent at the shank junction. Stamped MEDICO – Jet Stream – IMPORTED BRIAR , the pipe reflects the practical mid-century American production style, with a streamlined design influenced by the aesthetics of the Jet Age. A representative example of everyday vintage smoking accessories from the United States.

A mid-20th century tobacco pipe (circa 1930s–1960s), featuring a classic Bulldog Rhodesian design with a rounded compressed bowl and a distinctive diamond-shaped wooden shank. It is made from a hardwood, most likely briar, with a tapered vulcanite mouthpiece and a decorative accent band connecting the stem to the bowl. This pipe represents traditional pipe-making craftsmanship from Europe or the United States during the 20th century, combining durability with an elegant geometric design.

A vintage tobacco pipe manufactured by L H Stern Inc. (LHS) of Brooklyn, New York, USA, from the Certified Purex line, dating approximately to the 1930s–1950s. Made from imported briar wood, it features the CERTIFIED PUREX and IMPORTED BRIAR shank markings, along with the distinctive LHS diamond stem logo. The pipe has a rusticated briar finish, a metal ferrule between the shank and stem, and a vulcanite mouthpiece. It represents the classic American pipe-making style of the mid-20th century.

An antique Italian tobacco pipe made by Savinelli, one of the most renowned Italian pipe manufacturers since the 20th century. The pipe features a briar wood body with a deeply textured rusticated finish that highlights the natural patterns and surface character, along with a black stem decorated with the distinctive gold S Savinelli logo and a thin metal accent band separating the stem from the wooden shank. Its elegant bent design combines a classic silhouette with comfortable proportions and reflects the traditional Italian pipe-making style of the second half of the 20th century.

A Danish hand-carved tobacco pipe by Søren Refbjerg Rasmussen, Copenhagen Denmark, dating from the 1970s–1980s. Made from briar wood (Bruyère) with a vulcanite stem, it features the distinctive Danish Freehand sculptural style with organic curves, natural plateau details, and a polished surface highlighting the briar grain. Stamped Søren HAND-CARVED COPENHAGEN DENMARK , it represents the craftsmanship and artistic tradition of 20th-century Danish pipe making.

This vintage Bartlett System Pipe is an American-made patented smoking pipe dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, featuring the distinctive BARTLETT PAT. 423525 marking, referring to Joseph Bartlett’s 1890 patent for an improved pipe system designed to enhance airflow and moisture control. The bowl is crafted from imported briar wood, with an ebonite vulcanite stem, a textured metal rim, and a bottom screen mechanism characteristic of Bartlett’s design. Its combination of functional innovation and late-Victorian styling makes it a notable example of early system pipe development and collectible tobacco pipe history.

A vintage tobacco pipe by GBD – Great Britain, featuring a distinctive Paneled Poker Sitter design with a flat base that allows the pipe to stand upright. Crafted from natural briar wood with a finish that highlights the grain details, it bears the Unique Virgin stamp and the classic GBD metal stem logo. A fine example of traditional British pipe craftsmanship dating from the mid-20th century.

A vintage novelty smoking pipe inspired by the shape of a blooming tulip flower, featuring a red blossom-shaped bowl, a mustard-yellow leaf-like base, and a curved black mouthpiece. The surface shows natural signs of aging, including fine crazing on the yellow section, a common characteristic of early synthetic materials. Dating likely from the mid-20th century (circa 1940s–1960s), this piece represents the colorful and decorative style of novelty pipes popular during that era.

A vintage tobacco pipe by Singleton Cole Ltd., England, dating from the mid-20th century (c. 1940s–1960s). Stamped SINGLETON GENUINE BRIAR , it features a classic Apple shape with a rounded briar wood bowl, natural grain patterns, a short straight shank, and a tapered vulcanite stem. This pipe represents the traditional style of English briar pipes of the period, with an aged appearance reflecting its historical character and craftsmanship.

A vintage American tobacco pipe by Medico (S.M. Frank Co.), model Jet Stream, featuring a streamlined low-profile design with a rounded bowl and a dark rusticated finish made from imported briar wood. Stamped MEDICO – Jet Stream – IMPORTED BRIAR , it has a straight black nylon stem with a thin decorative spacer ring. Designed to accommodate the classic Medico 6 mm filter system, this pipe reflects the aerodynamic and space-age inspired design trends of the 1960s.

An American-made vintage pipe dating from the late 1950s–1960s, featuring an innovative system design that combines a briar bowl with an aluminum metal shank that functions as a heat radiator for a cooler, drier smoke. It has a removable bowl for easy cleaning, a vulcanite stem with the distinctive Dr. Grabow logo, and a base stamped VIKING – MADE IN U.S.A. . A classic example of mid-century pipe engineering and design.