Together they created the Chacom brand name in 1928. After World War Two, Chacom became leader of the French, Belgian, German, Scandinavian and even the American markets. In 1972, Yves Grenard, Pierre Comoy's second cousin took over the reins of the brand. Today, due to its age-old tradition and an immeasurable know-how. Please note though that if you choose shipping via first class, your package is not trackable and we are not responsible for lost packages. With a massive selection of styles, it will be difficult to NOT find something that you love the look of. This makes the Chacom brand an excellent source of smoking pipes for collectors, and casual smokers alike. A flower shaped pipe made of plateau briar in a black sandblasted finish with ring grain. We reserve the right to verify delivery to cardholder via UPS. We will deny any order we believe has been placed by a minor. Still to this day Chacom are known for their traditional manufacturing techniques, with a very contempory look and feel them. Following the death of Henri in 1924, the company (London & St Claude factories) is taken over by Paul & Adrian Comoy with help from Emile & Louis Chapius. By 1928 the London Chacom factory had begun completely making pipes in London and the supplies from St Claude were no longer required. We will contact you if there are any added shipping costs. Your order will not be dispatched until this proof has been provided. And it's a two-pipe case with a built-in tobacco pouch, and another, larger, separate folding tobacco pouch. Choosing a selection results in a full page refresh. In-stock items ship same day plus we are here to help - live support, phone, fax, or email. Use the filters and the search function to enhance your experience ... The tall bowl and deep bend give this pipe a superior comfort, but the staple brandy bulge in the pipe make... There is not a single aspect of this pipe that is not absolutely stunning. From the blue coloration, the half bent billiard shape, the aluminum band, and the soft theme all lend for this pipe to be one of the best. Selection can be shown by a list and we can then find the product for you afterwards. The Churchwarden pipe we see here has a short dublin shaped bowl, a long black acrylic stem, and a polished thick aluminum band. Made in St. Claude, France, the home of the briar pipe, this specific piece has a very delicate sandblasted finish. There is still a lot of old vintage bowls at the factory of Chapuis-Comoy.