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Do you know the story of the Chacom pipe brand? In 1825, about thirty years before the discovery of briar, the Comoy family was making pipes in Avignon-lès-Saint-Claude, a small village near St-Claude in the Jura. The pipes were then made of boxwood. In 1856, the year of the discovery of briar, the Comoy house moved to Saint-Claude and became the first pipe manufacturer in this village. After the First World War, Comoy officially partnered with its cousins Chapuis. The company in St-Claude then took the name Chapuis-Comoy & Cie (better known under the name Chacom pipe). Smoking.fr therefore selected, among the most beautiful pipes from the Chacom house, a choice of original and high-quality briar wood pipes.
Chacom pipe equipped with an aluminium crown on its high-quality briar bowl, black sandblasted. The same ring also serves as the connection between the black acrylic stem, drilled ...
Beautiful curved tobacco pipe by Chacom. This smoking pipe has a briar bowl, an acrylic stem with an aluminium ring between the shank and the stem and on the bowl....
Discover here in video and on our online store www.smoking.fr the sublime Baccara 186 tobacco pipe by Chacom! It consists of a briar bowl and an acrylic stem, with an aluminium ...
