Weaver

A. Bruce

no logo on the stem

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BAW

Vepres Tubuli Fumantibus

▲ A translation for the Latin phrase "Vepres Tubuli Fumantibus" would be "Briar Pipes for Smoking" (Vepres = bushes, thicket)

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B A W

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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

Wedgewood

Week-End

Weiner

Steve

▲ 15598 : This pipe is the 155th pipe that Steve Weiner had carved in 1998.

Artisan: Steve Weiner († 2002)
Production: ~ 200-250 pipes/year in 2002

Weingott

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Weingott

-London-

(On band)

S.W & SN

[ n] [Lion passant] [leopard head]

▲ The band is stamped with London hallmarks (Leopard head).The date letter seems to be a "n" which would bring this pipe back to 1908.

Assey Office London

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Weingott

-London-

(On band)

S.W & SN

[Anchor] [Lion passant] [n]

▲ The siver band is stamped with Birmingham hallmarks (Anchor mark). The [n] letter refers in this case to 1912.

Assey Office Birmingham

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The Weingott Pipe

▲ Weigott's post WWII pipe

Weingott is a former Londoner brand from Samuel Weingott & Son. The family sold the brand in the 1930s. After different owners, Cadogan bought the brand in 1980 and discontinued it definitively later.

The Weingott pipe shop

Weller

Fritz

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W

Artisan : Fritz Weller (born 1930 in Würzburg) and optician by training, started making pipes when he was 66 after some decades of observation and experience as sales representative for the Oldenkott brand.

Grading: none

Production (2007): 15 pipes/year at the most.