Brulor by Bruno Nuttens

Brulor was the brand of a certain Monsieur Brulois, a wholesaler of pipes and smoking accessories based in Paris.

He had the pipes made to his specifications by Ropp, Jeantet and in the Saint Clauder workshops of Charles Hecht.

Unfortunately, the trace of the company disappears in the 1950s.

The pipes shown here come from an attic find in Paris, where several thousand pipes were found. The design and packaging indicate that the pipes were made in the late 1940s or early 1950s.

The pipe maker Bruno Nuttens bought these pipes, and it is a pleasure for us to be able to offer them now.

They are simple, inexpensive pipes, made as a smoking instrument and not as an aesthetic accessory. They therefore do not meet modern production standards, we do not want to conceal that.

But the wood, which is at least 70 years old, is excellent to smoke! We speak from experience. All pipes as usual at that time without filter drilling, with ebonite or horn mouthpiece.

Different markings on the shank.

Take advantage of this opportunity while it lasts.