Estate Pipe Set by Comoy’s

Description

Estate Pipe Set Comoy’s Sandblast 42

Treat yourself to a piece of pipe history with the Estate Set by Comoy’s. Exclusively offered on Nomdunepipe.shop, we present an Estate Set by Comoy’s, including:

• The Comoy’s Sandblast 42, a classic curved brown sandblasted pipe, equipped with a traditional mount with a silver ring, its stem is made of ebonite. It comes with a metal filter and will be delivered to you in its original box. For your information, this pipe has never been smoked.
• A blue acrylic Comoy’s pipe stand.
• A brown leather tobacco pouch with an English leaf inside for proper tobacco preservation.

Comoy’s Pipe Dimensions

• Length (mm): 120
• Width (mm): 36
• Height (mm): 85
• Chamber Depth (mm): 40
• Inner Chamber Diameter (mm): 19
• Weight (g): 43

H. COMOY & C° Ltd

The history of the Comoy family begins in 1825. Before the discovery of briar, the Comoy family crafted pipes from boxwood for Napoleon’s grenadiers, in the small village of Avignon, a few kilometers from Saint-Claude. It was in 1856 that the Comoy house discovered briar for pipe making, marking the beginning of Saint-Claude’s ascent as the world capital of pipes. In 1879, Henry COMOY immigrated to London with some technicians from his Sanclaudian factory and established the first English pipe factory, H. COMOY & C° Ltd. The Saint-Claude factory supplied the rough blocks and the pipe heads. After the First World War in 1922, the association between COMOY and CHAPUIS became effective, and the Saint-Claude company took the name CHAPUIS-COMOY & Cie. Henry Comoy passed away in 1924, leaving his sons Paul and Adrien to lead the factories in Saint-Claude and London, alongside their cousins Emile and Louis Chapuis. By 1928, London was able to manufacture its own pipes, and to develop Saint-Claude, the CHACOM brand was created using the first three letters of the partners’ names. Until 1939, the CHACOM brand was only known in France, Belgium, and Switzerland so as not to interfere with COMOY pipes that shared the same criteria of shape and quality. Nowadays, Chacom pipes are exported to 35 countries worldwide.

Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant (Living Heritage Company)

Since 2013, the workshops of Chapuis-Comoy & Cie have been labeled as a Living Heritage Company. Awarded by the French State, this label recognizes excellence in rare, renowned, or ancestral know-how in the field of craftsmanship or industry.