Pipe CHACOM Club no.871 Briar France Free Stand

A classic and very elegant pipe, handcrafted from high-quality briar, by the French brand Chacom, known and appreciated all over the world. A pipe with a Brandy-shaped bowl and a beautiful line of the shank and stem, it amazes from the first contact, it definitely has that "something" in it. The briar coloring is emphasized by the rich graining, which, in combination with the natural furnace and the double gold-colored ring, gives the pipe a unique character. The acrylic stem has a reducer that allows you to use a condenser or replaceable absorbent filters with a diameter of 9 mm - a convenient solution. The whole is made with attention to detail, the packaging is a material cover and a dedicated box. Mr. Brog and Chacom have a long friendship in the name of which we recommend you this wonderful pipe.


Dimensions

total length - 15.0 cm
bowl width - 4.7 cm
bowl height - 4.2 cm
furnace diameter - 1.9 cm
furnace depth - 3.5 cm
filter - 9 mm + reducer for 3 mm condenser
weight - about 65 g 

CHACOM - The brand name Chacom is a combination of the family names Chapuis and Comoy. The factory was founded in Avignon, France in 1825, when the Comoy family started producing pipes there. Henry Comoy moved the production to London and from 1879 onwards he used his family name as a brand for his briar pipes. In 1922 the factory merged with one of his nephews Louis and Charles Chapuis. In the following period the production moved from London to Saint-Claude and several changes in names and ownership took place. The mark La Bruyère became the most important of the factory, since changes in names caused confusion."