Updated:
Apr 20, 2013
▲ (Underside) Peabody, Made in England, 315
English brand of an unknown maker
Pearl Bee
Prague
▲ Pearl Bee [Pipe] (In oval)
Artisan: Radka Hofmannová carves pipes since 2006 in the city of Prague.
Logo: original freshwater pearl on the stem, sometimes on the shank.
▲ Pehem, Fait Main, France
Brand used by Pierre Morel the father (†).
▲ (On top) Pembroke, Italian Briar
▲ (On top of the
shank) PENN
According to Wilczak & Colwell (
op.
cit.) PENN would be a English brand by Albert Pengally Ltd (or "Pengelly").
▲ (Left side) Penthouse, Made in England
(Right side) London. England, 9438
Peretti
Boston, MA
▲ Perkins, Old Root
Logo on stem: H.P.S (in oval)
Ferrule: 9 carat gold. Hallmarks from 1920
hallmarks: See enlarged views
▲ Perkins, Crown of England
Perkins is a brand from H. Perkins & Sons Ltd. The partners were Henry (father), Arthur and Henry Charles Perkins. The activity of the firm was focused on metalworking.
Address: 33 Compton Street, Goswell Road, London, E.C.1
Not to be confused with C.B. Perkins
Perlux
▲
(Left side) Super Perlux Ecume
Perry White
▲ (Underside) America, Perry White, Hand Made, (?)MM5B2
▲ Weight: 101 grams. MM indicates an Italian origin of the briar
Artisan: Bob Swanson. Perry White was the name of Bob's grandfather.
Smooth pipes are graded A (1 to 3).
Blasted or rusticated pipes are graded B (1 to 3).
Large pipes are graded XL ... XXXL, M (magnum)
Production (2010): 50 - 75 pipes/year
▲ Persiani, Italia
▲ (Left side) Persiani, Elite
(Underside) 5735
▲ Peter Heinrichs Made in France 104
▲ (Left side) Peter Heinrichs
(Right side) Made in France, 102
▲ (Left side) Peter Kent (In oval)
(Right side) Executive, 9436
▲ 9436 is a GBD billiard shape number.
Peter Stokkebye
▲ Peter Stkkebye, Made in Denmark, H
▲ (Top side) Stokkebey
(Underside) Dinner Pipe, Made in Denmark, 30
These markings may correspond either to an early period or to pipes not carved by Jorgen Larsen (or both).
Stokkebye pipes were usualy carved by Danish master carver
Jorgen Larsen.
▲ (Underside)
Ph. Vigen
Made in ...
▲ (Underside)
Ph. Vigen Copenhagen
1992
353
Artisan:
Jes Phillip Vigen Gertsen (born 1953) started in
W.O. Larsen workshop and stayed there until it closed down. He successively worked for
S. Bang and
Pipe Dan. When the later closed in 1991, Ph. Vigen tried a time to craft his own name pipes. After this experience he produced for
Bjarne but stopped making pipes when Bjarne Nielsen passed away in 2008.
▲ (Underside)
Phoenix AM. (american) Pipe Wks (Works)
Boonville. MO
▲ (Underside)
Phoenix AM. (american) Pipe Wks (Works)
Boonville. MO
The Dewey
The Phoenix American Pipe factory was located at 2nd and Vine Streets in Boonville, Missouri (see Dok). It closed down in the mid-1950s.
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