
Updated: Nov 16, 2010
E. Andrew

▲ ◊ E. Andrew ◊
▲ ◊ E Andrew 1993 ◊ Gold dot
Artisan: Edward Andrew Jurkiewicz
Milwaukee
▲ ◊ Eagle, Cool-Dry ◊
According to Wilczak & Colwell,
op. cit. this brand could be either from Hudson Universal (USA) or from W. J. Palmer & Co (England)
▲ (Left side)◊ Earl of Essex ◊
(Right side) ◊ Algerian Briar, France ◊ . (On band) ◊ 12K Goldplate ◊
▲ ◊ Earl of Essex, Imported Briar ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Ed's ◊ (Right side) ◊ Selected, Imported Briar ◊
Private label of a US Tinderbox Pipe shop from Santa Monica (Ca). It was Bing Crosby's home store.
▲ ◊ Eden Roc, Classic ◊
This pipe is not from GBD's Eden Rock serie.
◊ Edison handmade 72 Old Briar ◊
Serie in collaboration with Danish artisans.
▲ ◊ Edward's Handmade, Algerian Briar, S ◊
Edward's Pipes, headquartered in Tampa, FL, got its start importing pipes from France and continued to do so from 1958 to 1963 when it started producing pipes in Florida from prime Algerian Briar, a practice they continue to this day (2010).
Randy Wiley, pipecarver in the USA, got his start at Edward's.
Egloff
(Peter)
Luzern

▲ Hand Made
The Egloff Tobaccobar AG stopped its activities in 2007
Ehrlich

Boston, Mass.

▲ ◊ EHRLICH (left side) GB (right side) ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ EHRLICH ◊ (Right side) ◊ French Briar, GB ◊
This pipe was carved by George Bushee (G.B.), employee at Ehrlich's.
▲ ◊ El Bronsa, Fata a man ◊
Elie

▲ ◊ Elise02, Handmade by Elie, Belgium◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Elleci, Reserve ◊
Elliot Nachwalter

Vermont

Eltang
Tom

▲
(Underside) ◊― [Pipe in oval] ELTANG ―◊
▲
(Underside) ◊― Tom Eltang, Denmark (In circle) ―◊
Early markings (until 2000): a round stamp which is continued after this date on small or bamboo pipes.
Current markings (2011): Pipe in oval, "Eltang" (milled)
Grading (ascending):
- Moon (discontinued)
- Saturn
- Star
- Sun
- Snail (with the year of manufacture).
▲ (Underside) ◊ Elwood, of London ◊ The sterling silver band is hallmarked ◊ L&JS ◊
Artisan:
Leslie Wood
This brand corresponds to an early production of L. Wood. The evolution by stylization of the logo (crowned ED) explains the puzzling symbol decorating the mouthpieces of the
Leslie Wood pipes.
See also:
Ferndown.
▲ (Left side) ◊ Emerson, London Made ◊
(Right side) ◊ Made in London (In circle) England, 409 ◊
Emil Chonowitsch

▲ (Underside)
◊― CHONOWITSCH ―◊
◊― Denmark ―◊
◊― Handcut ―◊
◊― 84 ―◊
◊― [Symbol] ―◊
Artisan: Emil Chonowitsch (†1996) was the father of Jess Chonowitsch
Stampings: US export pipes were stamped "HANDCUT" while the others had a "HANDSKAAREN" stamp.
◊ Eminent, Classic Briar, Danish design, 604 ◊
Initially a Danish brand taken over by
Oldenkott
▲ (Left side) ◊ Emperor, Imported Briar ◊ (Right side) ◊ Supreme ◊
▲ On stem: "Custom Finish"
▲ (Left side) ◊ Emperor, Imported Briar ◊
(Right side) ◊ Standard ◊
▲ On stem: "Hand Finished"
A brand of Empire Pipe Co
▲ ◊ Empire, de Luxe, London Style, 59 L ◊
The logo seems to represent a sun rising over water.
See also:
Regis (same logo)