Updated:
Jul 26, 2013 Suhr
Copenhagen 
Suhr's Pibemageri (pipe workshop) was owned by Teophil Suhr. Poul Rasmussen († 1967), Svend Axel Celius or Sven Knudsen used to produce the pipes proposed in the shop.
It is not established the red-white dot is Suhr's original logo.
it may be the symbol used by Poul Rasmussen himself.
See also: Anne Julie (widow of Poul Rasmussen)
▲ (Left side) Sunrise Amber Grain
(Right side) Vintage Briar, F439
(Right side) Vintage Briar, F439
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(Left side) Sunrise (Arched) Natural
(Right side) Made in England, 367
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(Left side) Sunrise Tawny Grain
(Right side) Vintage Briar, 299
(Bottom) France
▲ (Left side) Sunrise
(Right side) Chapuis Comoy, 3505
▲ Churwarden model from the Chapuis Comoy workshops in Saint Claude (Fr)
The Sunrise brand perfectly illustrates the split pipe production of a same label between Saint Claude (FR) and London (GB) during the period Chapuis Comoy and Comoy closely collaborated (prior to early 1970s).
Surrey
(see John Surrey)
Sutliff
San Fransisco, CA 
▲ SUTLIFF San Fransisco, Corinthian London Made, (in circle) Made in England
▲ This pipe could have been crafted by Comoy.
Tobacconist's brand founded 1849 by Henry Sutliff. In 1925, Sutliff opened a shop in the 500 Block of Market St. In 1953, Ed Grant the manager, purchased the store renaming it Grant's Pipe Shop.
See also: Corinthian, Grant's
See also: Corinthian, Grant's
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