
Updated: Feb 03, 2012
▲ (Left side) ◊ H.T.L ◊ (Right side) ◊ Made in London, England, 201 ◊
▲ ◊ Haddon Hall, De Luxe, Made in London, England, 36 ◊
▲ The dot on the stem may be discolorated since pipes of this brand display red dots too.
▲ (Left side) ◊ Hall of Fame ◊
(Right side) ◊ Made in England (Arched), 4 ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Hall of Fame, Saint Claude ◊
(Right side) ◊ Made in France ◊
▲ Given its stampings, this pipe probably isn't crafted in the same workshop than the former.
▲ (Left side) ◊ B (In Diamond) Hallmark ◊
(Right side) ◊ Aged Imported Briar ◊
▲ ◊ KBB (In clover), Hamilton (Arched), Italian Bruyére ◊
See also (same logo in blue):
Dorset
▲ ◊ Hampton Court, Made in England, 35 c ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ B 7415 Harcourt ◊ (Right side) ◊ Made in England ◊
Anglo-Danish brand whose pipes were made by
Nording and
Preben Holm in the 1960s for the US distributor
Lane Ltd. In the 1970s these pipes were crafted for
Dunhill at Preben Holm's workshop.
▲ (On top) ◊ Harlekin, 3 Pat ◊ (On Bottom) ◊ Sweden ◊
A brand of the Skandinaviska Pipfabriken.
See also: Bromma or Dollar
▲ (Left side) ◊ Harrington Park◊
(Right side) ◊ Algerian Briar, Made in France ◊
▲ (Underside)
◊ Hartmann, Design ◊
◊ Hand made in Denmark ◊ (circular)
Artisan:
Hans Hartmann (retired artisan) used to sell his pipe in the
Pipe-Dan shop at the begining of his carreer.
Grading: from A (the best) to E followed by the cheaper lines HH1 to HH4.
▲ (Underside) ◊ Harwood's P.Patent 27770, 141 ◊ (On top) ◊ Synchrolip, Duke, English Made ◊
Harwood Brothers Ltd., pipemaker in Liverpool
▲ ◊ Hawthorne, Imported Briar ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Haymarket, London Made ◊ (Right side) ◊ Made by Loewe, 78 ◊
Haymarket 62, London is the place where Emil Loewe established his shop and workshop in 1856. Loewe pipes were crafted there at least until the 1960's.
▲ (Underside)
◊― FP 2 ―◊
◊― Peter Hedegaard (Arched)―◊
◊― Hand made in Denmark ―◊
Artisan: Peter Hedegaard (1951 - †2007) worked for W.O. Larsen from 1976 to 1979 and then on his own.
Grading
(ascending): sandblasted, FP 1 – 3, OP 1 – 3. Exceptional pieces are stamped B, A, or AA.
Pipes for the Scandinavian market sometimes are ungraded.
Heding
Peter

▲ (Underside)
◊― [Bronze dot] Heding, Denmark ―◊
Bronze
Silver
Diamond
Gold
Artisan: Peter Heding (born 1971) holds a Ph.D. in molecular biology. He discontinued scientific research in 2006 and dedicated entirely to producing pipes.
Grading (ascending): bronze, silver, gold spot and outstanding pipes bear a synthetic zirconia diamond.
Heeschen
Peter

Island of Funen

▲
(Left side) ◊― hand-carved, in denmark (Arched) ―◊
(Left side) ◊― (Inside oval) P. ―◊
Production: ~ 30 pipes/month
Grading (ascending): B, A, (S)
The pipe featured above has no visible grading stamp.
Heibe

▲ ◊ Heibe Bruyere ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Heibe, Bruyere, 40 ◊
Heighstone
.
▲ (Underside)
◊ Highstone, Made in London, England ◊
◊ 228 ◊
Production: ~ 200 pipe/year
Helio Ferretti

Barcelona

▲ ◊ Helio Ferretti ◊
Brand of Febac S.A. gift shop.
Adress: Carrer Can Pi, 19
08908 - Hospitalet de LL. (Barcelona Spain)
Pipe produced by Ibérica de Pipas
▲ ◊ Henley Spec ◊
◊ Made in Denmark, < 47 ◊
▲ ◊ Henley Club, London Made, Made in England, 911 ◊
▲ (Underside)
◊― [Snake symbol]―◊
Artisan: Hermann Hennen (born 1946) is a retired furniture designer.
The only markings on its pipes are a snake like logo.
Heritage
New York

▲ ◊ Heritage #72 ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Heritage, Heirloom, Imported Briar ◊
(Right side) ◊ 50 S ◊
Heritage Pipe Inc. (closed 1971).
Submark of S.M. Frank
▲ ◊ Hermes Paris ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Hermes Paris ◊
▲ The manufacture slip (see detailed views) attests both to the date (1949) and the maker (Jeantet) of this pipe. The octogon logo is typical for
the Jeantet brand.
▲ ◊ HHB Hand made, Starline President ◊