An antique meerschaum pipe by M Friedlander & Co, hallmarked at the Glasgow Assay Office in 1925, complete with its original fitted hard case. The elegantly shaped bowl is carved from meerschaum, a porous mineral whose name means “sea foam.”...

This antique briar pipe, named “DEFIANCE,” was made in 1922 by the London, England maker Reuben Jordan. The bowl features a refined straight (billiard) shape, with the dense, beautiful grain characteristic of briarwood rising to the surface. The shank bears...

A vintage briar pipe from Sterncrest, the top-tier line by LHS (L & H Stern), a long-established manufacturer that led the American pipe industry from the first half through the middle of the 20th century. The bowl and shank feature...

This solid silver vesta case (portable match holder) was made in 1903 by William Hair Haseler, a silversmith in Birmingham, England. Both sides are densely decorated with flowing acanthus scrollwork, hand-engraved by a skilled craftsman. The bright-cut technique, in which...

This solid silver vesta case (portable match holder) is believed to have been made around the late 19th to early 20th century. Both sides feature deeply embossed, lively Rococo-style C-scrolls and delicate little flowers, created using the repoussé technique, in...

This is a sophisticated silver overlay pipe crafted by the American company "Whitehall" in the mid-20th century. The "silver overlay" technique, which involves luxuriously covering beautiful grain briar wood with sterling silver, dynamically expresses the figure of a golfer in...

This is the 1990 "HALLMARK" series by COMOY'S, a prestigious British pipe manufacturer. It features a sophisticated straight shape that highlights the beautiful, fine-grained, smooth briar. The shank is adorned with a hallmarked band, certifying the quality of British sterling...

This vintage pipe, dating from around the 1930s to 1950s, features a beautifully elegant bent-style form with graceful curves. The inscription "FOREIGN" on the shank quietly tells the story of trade from countries like France to the UK during that...

This "Shell Briar" pipe was made by the prestigious Dunhill company in the UK around the 1930s-1950s. It's a masterpiece with a unique texture created by sandblasting, which accentuates the grain of the wood, and a delightful lightness. The white...

This is a briar pipe made around 1920 in the UK by the prestigious Dunhill company. The white spot on the stem signifies the high craftsmanship and proud quality of that era. The beauty of the grain and the deep...

This antique cheroot holder showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of Paris, with a beautiful and harmonious contrast between meerschaum and amber. A cheroot is a small cigar cut at both ends, and holders like this were classical ornaments used to protect...

This cheroot holder by British company Clifton features a deep, dark-toned body beautifully accented with elegant gold ornamentation. A cheroot is a small cigar with both ends cut, and holders like this were classical accessories designed to protect hands and...

We introduce a sterling silver vesta case from antique Britain. This is a sterling silver vesta case (match case) made in 1908 by "Joseph Gloster Ltd" in the UK.The entire surface is intricately engraved to reflect light beautifully, and a...

Introducing a vintage British pipe.This is a "Shell Briar" pipe from British Dunhill, made in 1980.Its gracefully curved bent shape creates a dignified, mature presence. It will fit comfortably in your hand and mouth, bringing a pleasant relaxation to your...

We introduce a vintage British pipe.This is a "Shell Briar" pipe made by British Dunhill in 1968.The rich shading created by Dunhill's unique sandblasting process and the strong grain of the wood create a dignified appearance.The bowl has a crack,...

Introducing a vintage British pipe.This is a "Shell Briar" pipe from British Dunhill, made around 1967.It's a striking piece, emblematic of Dunhill, featuring a rugged yet beautiful sandblasted finish.Unfortunately, there is a crack in the bowl (see image), and it...

Introducing the vintage cigarette box. This is a box made in the Netherlands in 1948, and the manufacturer is unknown, but it is thought to have been used to store cigarettes. The lid is decorated with a three-dimensional embossed design...

Introducing vintage British pipes. Rattrays' is a state-of-the-art pipe, founded in Scotland in 1903 and still in business today. It has a shape called a bull moose and appears to be a model called "SIX FRIENDS." The wood of the...

Introducing vintage pipes. "Stanislav" is a famous pipe manufacturer in Central and Eastern Europe, mainly in the Czech Republic. The wood grain and luster of the bowl and shank are very beautiful, and the mouthpiece has a slightly bent shape....

Introducing vintage British pipes. This is an estate pipe from HardCastle, which was founded in the UK in 1908 and later became a subsidiary of Dunhill. It appears to be a "Jockey Club" type, a straight pipe with beautiful wood...

Introducing antique pipes. This pipe is called a "mesham pipe" and is made from sepiolite, a type of meerschaum found in Türkiye. It is said that the porous meerschaum has just the right amount of absorbency, making the tobacco taste...

An antique briar pipe by the prestigious W H Carrington & Co, hallmarked at the Chester Assay Office in England in 1901, complete with its original fitted hard case. The plump bulldog-shaped bowl displays a fine, intricate grain, while the...

An antique sterling silver pipe tool made in 1912 by Charles Perry & Co, silversmiths of Birmingham, England. It combines three functions in one: a tamper for packing tobacco, a pick to improve airflow, and a two-pronged reamer (fork) for...

This is a sterling silver vesta case (portable matchbox) made in 1903 by the Birmingham silversmith Samuel M. Levi.. The near-square, refined form features deeply hand-engraved scrolling acanthus leaves on both sides, crafted by a skilled artisan.. The "bright-cut" technique,...