Brand founded In the 1860's. Lane Ltd. (NYC) bought the brand in 1962 and closed the factory in Leeds in 1965. During the period 1972 - 1989 Ben Wade pipes were mass produced for Lane Ltd. by Preben Holm's worshop in his very personal style.
Peter Wilson owner of Duncan Pipes bought the rights of the brand in 1998.
Ben Wade's seconds: Bridge, Dr Mc Quade, Allerton

According to Wilczak & Colwell, op. cit. this is an English brand which may belong to makers or sellers as different as Hall & Fitzgerals, Comoy, GBD and ... John Aylesbury.
See also: Passat (Same logo)

Brand sold by Comoy or Charatan

This brand seems not to have any relationship whith its English homonym.

Artisan: Massimiliano Rimensi
Adress: Via Ermes Dal Vecchio,29
45030 Occhiobello (RO) Italy

Artisan: Leslie Wood
This brand corresponds to an early production of L. Wood. The evolution by stylization of the logo (crowned ED) explains the puzzling symbol decorating the mouthpieces of the Leslie Wood pipes.
See also: Ferndown.

Artisan: Jarl Chieftan

Same logo than Knute of Denmark (second of Karl Erik) and Scott. The finish of this pipe is very near to Jarl's (Jarl Chieftan).

Stanwell and Ben Wade also have series with this name (In J. Lopes op. cit.)
Same logos: Kingsway, Scott

Not to be confused with: Jorgen Larsen

See also Stanwell's Majestic line.

Artisan: Preben Holm († June 8, 1989)

▲ This Moretti pipe was crafted by Igino Moretti (2005 †) who is Marco's father-in-law. Igino stamped his shanks with uppercase letters while Marco Biagini's are in script.
The logo is faint but one can make out a crowned "M".

▲  Pipe crafted by Igino Moretti (2005 †).
The logo has the crowned M with a pipe.

A valve on the bowl's bottom (see detailed pics) is supposed to regulate the air stream.
Same device: Kaywoodie Carburetor, Dunhill Airstream
Same logo: Cambridge

Artisan: Preben Holm († June 8, 1989)
See also: Ben Wade, Wengholt, Pipe Lon, Monte Verdi

 

Same logos: Knute of Denmark, Kingsway,

▲ Crowned "S" with a dot indicates an acrylic stem. Stanwell started using acrylic for their mouthpieces in 1995. This dot addition has been discontinued.