From the way they look to the way they smoke, which is super cool by the way, there isn't a single part of them that are not valuable. The voluptuous brandy bowl is the perfect compliment for this sensual, overly romantic group of pipes from Chacom. The Champs Elysees series draw its name and inspiration from a street in Paris; one of, if not the, most romantic places in the world... Consider the king styles, with the extra-large bowls. Perhaps the long stems of their churchwardens are more to your liking? You could always select the Jurrasic line, with classic shapes that have an ashen color to them, as if they were carved and shaped from a dinosaur itself. The color "taupe" derives its origins from the French word meaning "mole". While a mole may not be the most attractive inspiration of a pipe, the earthy theme of this Atlas pipe translates well. As an F5 model, this pipe is a bent apple pipe and has a... Smooth brown briar pipe with a silver coloured ring made in France by Chacom. Browse our selection of Chacom tobacco pipes and you’ll understand why, from the first smoke. Meerschaummarket.com does not sell tobacco related products to anyone under the age of 21, nor do we sell tobacco nor cigarettes. Still, traditional methods and procedures are vital parts of the Chacom brand, which is nicely reflected in their wonderful catalogue of very classic pipes. Shipping policies vary, but many of our sellers offer free shipping when you purchase from them. Typically, orders of $35 USD or more qualify for free standard shipping from participating Etsy sellers. In 1922, Henry Comoy joined forces with his cousin Chapuis. Chacom's products are the result of a 200 years old know-how. On our online shop, you will find Chacom pipes at the best price and for all kind of smokers... Members of the Comoy family have been making pipes since 1825, which is even before briar had been discovered as a useful material for smoking pipes. While in a Swiss prisoner of war camp Henry meets up with his cousins and the plan to open a pipe factory if and when they are released. On their return to France, the Comoy & Chapius families open their factory is opened. With the popularity of there pipes in London, Henry takes machinery and skilled craftsmen to the UK. The Comoy factory was supplied with pre cut bowls and other raw material from St Claude. 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.