Updated: Dec 08, 2011
Ogden's
Liverpool 
Brand founded 1870 by Thomas Ogden, Tobacconist in Liverpool. Ogden's became a branch of Imperial Tobacco in 1902.
This pipe was crafted by Royal Dutch Pipe Factory, Elbert Gubbels & Sons.
This pipe was crafted by Royal Dutch Pipe Factory, Elbert Gubbels & Sons.
Okamura
see Saci
▲ ◊ 938XS, Old England, London Made, Made in England (Arched) ◊
▲ ◊ Old England, London Made, 60, Made in England (Arched) ◊
▲ ◊79S XS, Old England ◊
◊ S. LTD London Made ◊
◊ Made in England (oval shape) ◊
◊ S. LTD London Made ◊
◊ Made in England (oval shape) ◊
Old Pal
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▲ ◊ Old Pal (Arched) [eagle emblem] Made in France ◊
▲ ◊ Old Pal (Arched over eagle) Standard ◊
Old Rarity
▲ (Left side) ◊ Old Rarity, Hand finished ◊
Probably a Linkman's second brand (same target logo).
Oliver Brandt
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▲ Spot on bottom of stem
Artisan: Oliver Brandt is the father of Max Brandt (MB).
Markings: Oliver's pipes are stamped "Olive". The "Brandy" line is realized in common by father and son.
Grading for "Olive" and "MB" pipes (ascending):
AA, EX1, ..., EX12, Artline and Rune (rare)
Grading for "Brandy" line (ascending): 1,2, ..., 12
Omega
▲ ◊ Omega Crown, Algerian Briar, Made in France ◊
▲ ◊ Omega Arendal ◊
Pipes with this brand are obviously from the same origin as Chadhall, Thomas and Duke of Kent pipes.
Others fleur-de-lis logos: Ajustomatic, Cellini, Fleur de lis, Harrington Park, Vincenzo Lombardi
Others fleur-de-lis logos: Ajustomatic, Cellini, Fleur de lis, Harrington Park, Vincenzo Lombardi
Oppenheimer
▲ ◊ Oppenheimer's Prelude 406 FBS ◊
Brand of the Oppenheimer Holding and Cadogan Investetments Ltd.
Orlik
▲ ◊ Orlik Giant Made in England GX22 ◊
▲ (Left side) ◊ Orlik Corona ◊
▲ The cross logo occurs only occasionally on Orlik's mouthpieces.
Ornsby
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This metal stem pipe with plug in bowl was marketed by the Ornsby Pipe Company Ltd, Pennywell, Sunderland, Tyne & Wear, England.
More infos here: Smoking Metal
More infos here: Smoking Metal
Orsini
(See Giorgio Orsini)
Ottendahl
Karl Erik 
▲ ◊ Ottendhal, Handmade, Denmark, C ◊
▲ ◊ Ottendahl, Handmade, Denmark, 1 ◊
Brand of Karl Erik Ottendahl (1942 - 2004 †).
Shortly before he passed away he sold the rights to use the "Karl Erik" name to Design Berlin and stamped his own freehands with "Ottendahl".
Grading (ascending): C, B, A
Shortly before he passed away he sold the rights to use the "Karl Erik" name to Design Berlin and stamped his own freehands with "Ottendahl".
Grading (ascending): C, B, A
Overland
Comoy 
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▲ (Left side) ◊ Overland ◊ (Right side) ◊ Made in London (Circle) England, 482 ◊
▲ This brand may be attributed to Comoy because of the characteristic stampings on the right side of its shank ("Made in England" in circle).
Owl Shop
New Haven, CT 
▲ ◊ Owl Shop, New Haven ◊
▲ ◊ Owl Shop, New Haven Conn. (In ring), Straight Grain ◊ Older logo and stampings
▲ ◊ Owl Shell, Imported Briar ◊
In 1934 Joseph St. John opened on Wall Street (New Haven CT) a shop selling tobacco and books. In 1946 St. John and his brother-in-law George Photakis established the Owl Shop on 416 Main St in Worcester, Mass.
Son John Photakis († 2003) entered the family business in the late 1970s and used to carve pipes to be sold in the shop.
Son John Photakis († 2003) entered the family business in the late 1970s and used to carve pipes to be sold in the shop.
Oxford
▲ These markings seem to correspond to a Hardcastle line or second. The crown logo is very similar to Royal Bruyere and Royal Crown
▲ ◊ Oxford, Real Briar ◊
This brand name was used by at least a dozen English or French makers and sellers (Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit.).