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Peterson Junior

The Peterson Junior series is a collection of compact pipes characterized by their handy size, classic design, and robust workmanship. They were created by the traditional Irish brand Peterson of Dublin to offer smokers a practical alternative to larger standard shapes.

The Junior series is aimed at pipe smokers who are looking for an elegant pipe suitable for everyday use. It combines Peterson’s long-standing experience with a light, uncomplicated format – ideal for beginners as well as experienced smokers who want a small companion pipe.

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Mastro de Paja Handmade

Mastro de Paja is a traditional Italian brand that has been renowned for its high-quality handmade pipes since the 1970s. The workshop was founded in Pesaro, a city on the Adriatic coast that quickly became a center of creative pipe making. Each Mastro de Paja pipe is crafted by hand, making every piece unique. The brand is well known for its harmonious blend of classic design and artistic creativity.

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Bonner Pfeifen & Cigarrenhaus – here you will find handmade pipes from master craftsmen such as S. Bang, Former, Winslow, Tsuge, and many others, often one-of-a-kind pieces.

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Kai Nielsen – Jewel of Denmark, Category D

Kai Nielsen, son of renowned pipe maker Viggo Nielsen, is a prominent figure in the Danish pipe-making tradition. His pipes are celebrated for their exquisite craftsmanship and distinctive designs. The Jewel of Denmark series represents the pinnacle of his artistry and the absolute crème de la crème of his production.

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Crown Viking

The Crown Viking series is a line of pipes from Danish pipe maker Poul Winslow.

The pipes are made from selected briar wood, are handmade, and each is unique in its shape and grain. They typically feature varied designs – from smooth, polished finishes to rusticated surfaces.

The external appearance is often characterized by the Danish freehand style: organic lines, harmonious proportions, and comfortable handling.

The name "Viking" emphasizes the Nordic origin and gives the series a distinctive character. A small crown, used as decoration or engraving, serves as the trademark.

These pipes are priced in the mid-range, bridging the gap between the beginner and collector segments.

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Dunhill Cumberland

The Dunhill Cumberland was introduced in 1979 and takes its name from Cumberland Road in London, where part of Dunhill's production was located at the time.

It was created as an extension of the existing range, offering a warmer, more natural-looking alternative to the smooth and classic black “Shell Briar” pipes. From the outset, its defining feature was the combination of sandblasted briar wood in deep brown and red tones with a brindled ebonite mouthpiece (“Cumberland”) whose coloring evokes the look of fine wood grain.

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Vauen Kensington

The Kensington series stands out visually thanks to its two-tone design: a deep green-black with an elegant sheen. This refined color scheme is complemented by a silver-colored decorative ring on the stem, lending the pipe a sophisticated, almost aristocratic look—fitting for the name "Kensington," which evokes the London borough.

Each pipe in this series bears the iconic white dot on the mouthpiece – the trademark of Vauen’s premium line.

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Jeppesen Pipes – Category GR3

Jeppesen pipes in the GR3 category represent excellent Danish craftsmanship and are characterized by their elegant design, high-quality workmanship, and balanced smoking experience. Behind the name is Danish pipe maker Tom Eltang, who developed the Jeppesen brand under his own name with the aim of producing high-quality pipes using traditional craftsmanship – but at a comparatively moderate price.

The GR3 category is part of the Jeppesen grading system, which classifies pipes according to their quality, grain, and finish. GR3 falls within the mid-to-high quality range.

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Chacom Monstre Sandblasted

The Chacom Monstre Sandblasted is a pipe from the traditional French brand Chacom, founded in the 19th century in Saint-Claude — the center of pipe manufacturing. This particular series, Monstre, is — as the name suggests — known for its exceptionally large dimensions. It is designed for pipe enthusiasts who are looking for something special — both in terms of aesthetics and smoking experience.

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Peter Klein Pipes

Peter Klein is a renowned pipe maker who has made a name for himself among pipe enthusiasts through his exceptional craftsmanship and distinctive design language. Each pipe from his workshop is a unique piece – carefully crafted from exquisite briar wood.

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Dunhill County The County series is one of the rarer Dunhill finishes. It is less common than the Bruyère, Shell Briar, or Cumberland. The name “County” alludes to the rural regions of England — a fitting image for its rustic craftsmanship.

Collectors appreciate it for its grippy surface and the fact that it is less common, which gives each pipe a certain individual character.

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Aldo Morelli GM 876 Brown

The pipes in this series are characterized by a traditional and elegant design. The “brown” in the name refers to the color of the briar wood, which is typically stained or polished in various shades of brown to highlight its natural grain. This gives the pipes a warm and attractive appearance.

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Ser Jacopo Pipes Albatro L2

The Ser Jacopo brand has been synonymous with masterful pipes from Pesaro, Italy, since 1982. Founded by Giancarlo Guidi, a former co-founder of Mastro de Paja, Ser Jacopo is known for its creative shapes, high-quality workmanship, and interplay of classic and extravagant designs.

At Ser Jacopo, the L2 classification denotes the size of the pipe within the series:L1 = small / medium size L2 = medium to large L3 = large to very large

Collectors and aficionados appreciate Ser Jacopo for the individuality of each pipe — no two are exactly alike. An Albatro L2 is therefore not just a smoking device, but a unique piece of Italian craftsmanship.

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Erik Nielsen

Erik Nielsen is a Danish pipe maker who has made a name for himself with his handmade, high-quality tobacco pipes. Like many Danish pipe makers, he follows the Scandinavian style, which emphasizes organic shapes, curved lines, and a high degree of craftsmanship and precision.

Nielsen began his career at a time when Denmark was considered the center for high-quality pipes. Many well-known Danish pipe makers, such as Poul Winslow and Tom Eltang, also influenced his work. Erik Nielsen is known for his keen sense of wood grain and proportions. He produces both classic and freehand shapes.

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Dunhill Amber Root

The Amber Root is a series of pipes from the renowned English pipe maker Dunhill, which was first introduced in the early 1990s. The name "Amber Root" refers to the characteristically warm, golden to honey-colored grain of the briar wood, which is reminiscent of amber.

As is typical for Dunhill, each pipe bears the well-known white spot marking ("The White Spot") on the mouthpiece — a sign of authenticity and quality craftsmanship.

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Vauen Oregon

The Oregon series is one of the characterful pipe lines from the traditional Nuremberg pipe manufacturer Vauen, which has stood for quality and innovation since 1848.

The contrasting ring, which serves as a subtle accent between the shank and the mouthpiece, is particularly striking. The slim, elegant mouthpiece is made of high-quality acrylic and emphasizes the modern look of the series.

The Oregon series offers various shapes, mostly classic with slightly modernized lines. Both lovers of straight billiards and fans of curved bent models will find a suitable pipe.

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Crown Series, Category: 200 The Crown 200 is a proven choice for anyone looking for an uncomplicated, durable pipe that offers a balanced smoking experience and a beautiful, classic design.