Pipe CHACOM Champs Elysees no.862 Briar France

A Beautiful Prince-Shaped Pipe Made from Briarwood by Chacom, Saint-Claude, France

This elegant pipe, handcrafted with precision and attention to detail, embodies the finest traditions of French pipe-making. It features a deep black finish that subtly highlights the wood grain beneath. The rim and part of the shank ring are left in natural briar color, beautifully contrasting with the polished silver elements.

The medium-sized bowl is gently pre-carbonized and ready for the initial break-in. The tapered acrylic mouthpiece is equipped with an adapter, allowing the use of both standard 9 mm filters and 3 mm metal condensers.

Part of the exclusive Champs Élysées line, this pipe comes packaged in a cloth pouch and a luxurious black Chacom-branded box.

Mr. Bróg and Chacom share a long-standing friendship, and it is in that spirit that we proudly recommend this exceptional pipe to you.

Dimensions:

• total length: 15.0 cm

• bowl width: 4.2 cm

• bowl height: 3.8 cm

• chamber diameter: 2.0 cm

• chamber depth: 3.0 cm

• weight: approx. 50 g

• filtration: 9 mm + adapter with metal condenser

Chacom – France

The Chacom legacy began in a small village near Avignon, where the Comoy family started making pipes for Napoleon’s army. In 1879, Henri Comoy joined forces with his cousin Chapuis, and together they began crafting premium briar pipes. The Chapuis Comoy company quickly rose to prominence as one of the most respected names in pipe-making. Their names were combined in 1922, and in 1928, Chacom became an officially registered brand. To this day, Chacom pipes are known and appreciated around the world for their craftsmanship and timeless design.