
Updated: Oct 07, 2012
Geiger & Carlson

▲ (Underside)
― Geiger & Carlson ―
Geiger Pipes

Usually there arn't any logo on Love Geiger stems
▲ (Left side)
― Geiger [Pipe] Sweden ―
― [Symbol in circle] ―
▲ The encircled symbol under "Sweden" is unusual. Its signification is unknown.
Artisan: Love (born 1979) and Sara Geiger colaborate to realize each of their pipes.
Markings: some pieces are stamped with the manufacture year (i.e. 06 = 2006).
Gema
Vallauris (Alpes_Maritimes)

▲ Gema, 14/40
Limited and numbered (14/40) edition of a ceramic pipe from Marcel Giraud (1897-1985). It displays General De Gaulle's head. These pipes were crafted in 1970-71.
Genod

St Claude

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▲ (Left side) Genod, Saint Claude France
▲ (Left side) Genod, Saint-Claude . France
The pipes do not systematically sport a logo on the stem. The brand was established in 1970 by Jacques Craen. See also the
Paul Viou brand.

Jacques Craen
▲ Gentleman, N°1
Pipes with this name have been produced by Chacom, Butz Choquin (France) or P.M.T. Amadeus (Greece)
Georg Jensen

▲ Georg Jensen Made in Denmark Pipes
▲ Georg Jensen, Made in Denmark Pipes
▲ (Left side) Georg Jensen (Underside) Handmade In Denmark
▲ Alternative shank stampings
▲ Markings for the US market Jensen Made in Denmark
▲ See also (Danish pipe with the same star logo):
Cortina, Stern
▲ Jensen, Made in Denmark
▲ (Left side) Georgetown
(Right side) Made in London, England
▲ (Left side) Georgetown
▲ 3 03 J (in oval) Gepetto, Italy, Hand Made ▲ Silver inlaid Pinocchio
▲ (Left underderside)
― . getz . ―
― Handmade ―
Artisan: Georgi Todorov (born 1971) is a full time pipe carver since 1999.
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