Updated: Feb 03, 2012Weaver
A. Bruce
▲ (Underside)
◊― B A W ―◊
◊― 11 ―◊
Artisan: Bruce A. Weaver was during 20 years a Dunhill pipes collector before he started to craft his own pipes.
Markings: the pipes are stamped with the maker's initials "BAW" and the year of production.
Grading: none
Weber
▲ ◊ Weber, Filter Smoke ◊
▲ ◊ Weber, Deep Grain ◊
▲ ◊ Weber, Silvergrain ◊
Weber's second brand: Streamliner
Max et Moritz
Weingott
▲ (Left side)
◊ Weingott ◊
◊ -London- ◊
(On band)
◊ S.W & SN ◊
◊ n [Lion passant] [leopard head] ◊
▲ The date letter seems to be a "n" which would bring this pipe back to 1908.
Weingott is a former Londoner brand from Samuel Weingott & Son.
▲ (Underside) ◊ Wengholt, Designer, Straight Grain ◊
◊ Hand Made In Denmark, G. M5 ◊
◊ Hand Made In Denmark, G. M5 ◊
▲ (Underside) ◊ Wengholt, Unique Hand Made In Denmark, 3 (encircled) ◊
Werner Bürmann
▲ (Left side) ◊ WB 712 ◊
▲ This pipe has a relief logo on its stem, a technic initiated by Rainer Barbi. Some of the pipes bear a white engraved WB logo on their stem.
Westminster
▲ ◊ Westminster Made in England ◊ Tower bridge logo ▲
▲ (Left side) ◊ Westminster, de Luxe, 41 f ◊
▲ See also (same logo): Empire
It is not established the pipe with the Tower Bridge logo is from the same maker as the one with the sun logo.
Westminster is a brand either from Comoy or from John Redman Ltd.
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