A brand of Briar Pipes Limited, Dublin. (See the picture of the box)

The crowned blazon is flanked with what seems to be two minotaurs (see enlarged view). The shield displays a chevron.
Any information would be welcome.

Artisan: David Wagner
See also sVen an other Wagner's brand

Artisan: Baldo Baldi
The "B. Baldi" followed by the crowned pipe may be stamped on left or right side of the shank.
Production (2008): not more than 200 pipes/year

Brand of Moss & Lowenhaup
(Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit. p. 9)

▲ A silver dot is imbedded between the shank & bowl (See enlarged view)

Artisan: Kurt Balleby
Grading (ascending): sandblasts, C, B, A, Select
Production: ~ 200-250 Pipes / year

Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit. mentions three possible English origins for this label: Bond Engeneering Co Ltd., Comoy and Sasieni. The following clues speak in favor of a Sasieni's sub-brand:

• Characteristic rusticated finish.
• Cursive label stamping in quotation marks.
• The country of origin "London Made, Made in England" in block letters and two lines. These stampings are typical for Sasieni's pre-transition period. Example 1, Example 2

Brand created in 1910. The shop was situated on Maiden Lane. Three addresses now (2010):
75 Broad Street, 70 East 42nd Street, 570 Lexington Avenue.

Brand founded by Viggo Nielsen in 1950 and sold to Van Eicken Tobaccos in 1978. At this time Age Bogelund managed Bari's production. The company has been bought in 1993 by Helmer Thomsen.

Bari's second: Don, Proctus

Brand from Barnaby Briars (smoking pipe retailer): 28 Powell Str., Brooklyn (NY). Pipe with a briar mouthpiece.
Other brands with such a mouthpiece: Il Ceppo, Kaywoodie Allbriar, LHS and Salvatella (other wood).
Other brand from this retailer: Yorkshire