Suhr's Pibemageri (pipe workshop) was owned by Teophil Suhr. Poul Rasmussen († 1967), Svend Axel Celius or Sven Knudsen used to produce the pipes proposed in the shop.
It is not established the red-white dot is Suhr's original logo. it may be the symbol used by Poul Rasmussen himself.
See also: Anne Julie (widow of Poul Rasmussen)

Pipes with this brand are sometimes carved by Armellini.

▲ Churwarden model from the Chapuis Comoy workshops in Saint Claude (Fr) 

The Sunrise brand perfectly illustrates the split pipe production of a same label between Saint Claude (FR) and London (GB) during the period Chapuis Comoy and Comoy closely collaborated (prior to early 1970s).

 

 

 

▲ This pipe could have been crafted by Comoy.

Tobacconist's brand founded 1849 by Henry Sutliff. In 1925, Sutliff opened a shop in the 500 Block of Market St. In 1953, Ed Grant the manager, purchased the store renaming it Grant's Pipe Shop.
See also: Corinthian, Grant's

Artisan: David Wagner
See also Baff an other Wagner's brand.

Artisan: Svend Hangaard begun carving pipe after he retired in 2007 from working as a prison warden.

▲ Jan Hansen is a pseudonyme used by Henrik Jørgensen. His own initials could have been misunderstood (HJ : Hitler Jugend).

Brand founded in 1970s by Henrik Jørgensen, Poul Ilsted and Tao Nielsen. They bought an old factory (Nordisc Pibefabriker) in Svendborg on Funen island. Poul and Tao gradually bow out from machine manufactured pipes (1982) and Henrik Jørgensen manages the brand until its take over by Design Berlin (D) in the late 90ies.
Kaj C. Rasmussen jointed the firm for several years. 17 employees worked for this brand under Henrik Jørgensen direction.