Updated: May 29, 2012The company joined the Cuty-Fort Entreprises group (Chacom, Ropp, Vuillard, Jean Lacroix...) in 1992. In 2010 it droped out and the brand isn't part of the group any more. The label is owned by the Jeantet family (Dominique Jeantet) again. The pipe production is discontinued. Dominique Jeantet retired in 2000.
See also: Antidote, Duke of Kent, Grand Duke, Hermes, Sir Bruce, Sir Duke
See also: Antidote, Duke of Kent, Grand Duke, Hermes, Sir Bruce, Sir Duke
Dominique Jeantet
Gardhill et Jeantet 
Early markings
▲ Jeantet (Florid J) Bruyere, Preference N°6.P73-1 G.P.
▲ Early "Jeantet" stamping with a florid "J".
Octogonal logo
▲ (Left side) Jeantet Bruyere (Right side) Jumbos 38-8
▲ (Left side) Jeantet, Production, since 1807
▲ Pipes with the "Jeantet Production" stampings were intended for export.
▲ JEANTET Production since 1807 CORSICAN BRIAR Made in France
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