Brulor Pipes Resurrected By Bruno Nuttens

[Mike N]

These French, new old stock 80 year briar pipes with original horn and vulcanite stems look like a good value at under $50 each on SmokingPipes.com.

“…(in the) mid-2010s, when pipe artisan Bruno Nuttens procured a supply of vintage Brulor pipes and decided to resurrect the once-defunct brand. Though varied in terms of shape, finish, and stamping, these Brulor pipes — all of which date to the 1940s or earlier — represent vintage French craftsmanship as it existed during the first half of the 20th century. Furthermore, these Brulor pieces feature well-aged briar and their original stems…”

Anyone try one yet?

 

[BlueRidge]

These French stummels have to be about the best bang for your buck. Regrettably I sold a few Ropp etudiants and haven’t been able to find the one I’m looking for again.
I have a Brulor in my cart at SP, just waiting on store credit to come in

 

[Sig]

These French, new old stock 80 year briar pipes with original horn and vulcanite stems look like a good value at under $50 each on SmokingPipes.com.

“…(in the) mid-2010s, when pipe artisan Bruno Nuttens procured a supply of vintage Brulor pipes and decided to resurrect the once-defunct brand. Though varied in terms of shape, finish, and stamping, these Brulor pipes — all of which date to the 1940s or earlier — represent vintage French craftsmanship as it existed during the first half of the 20th century. Furthermore, these Brulor pieces feature well-aged briar and their original stems…”

Anyone try one yet?

No, but just ordered one.
I like horn stems and $55 can't be beat. Thanks for the heads up.
I also ordered a bunch of tobacco.
Yes, I'm very gullible and spontaneous.

 

[TheIronMonkey]

I first bought a bunch of vintage NOS pipes from Bruno in the Fall of 2021; among them was a little Brulor Cube, which I enjoy using for doing short tastings of tobacco. Ever since then, I grab Brulor pipes that strike my fancy (wherever that might be—not just from Bruno—and still buy pipes from Bruno when he has stuff I like).

 

[das3353]

I got this one last year. Nice little pipe, I really like it.

 

[cynyr]

Just received mine last week, but haven't set fire to it yet. SP was nice enough to pack it in a nice little box and sock.

Man, what I wouldn't give to stumble on a pallet or two of unsmoked eighty-year-old pipes in a dusty warehouse. I might last a year before I bought another one.

 

[ziv]

I like mine. It's also the most expensive pipe I own.

 

[fr0st]

I just ordered one, thanks for the suggestion.

 

[Scottmi]

These French, new old stock 80 year briar pipes with original horn and vulcanite stems look like a good value at under $50 each on SmokingPipes.com.

“…(in the) mid-2010s, when pipe artisan Bruno Nuttens procured a supply of vintage Brulor pipes and decided to resurrect the once-defunct brand. Though varied in terms of shape, finish, and stamping, these Brulor pipes — all of which date to the 1940s or earlier — represent vintage French craftsmanship as it existed during the first half of the 20th century. Furthermore, these Brulor pieces feature well-aged briar and their original stems…”

Anyone try one yet?

i picked up several a couple years ago all at ~$20 each from cigars intl. all on the smaller side. no complaints!

 

[Sig]

I got this one last year. Nice little pipe, I really like it.

That's the same one I just ordered.
I liked the lighter stain ones better, but the darker one like yours looks better with the horn in my opinion.
If I like it, I may buy the lighter one too.

 

[BriaronBoerum]

One of the first pipes I bought was this lil Brulor Apple:



It's a great tasting pipe and clenches easily; I'm ashamed of darkening the rim already as I learn how to light a pipe properly. I hope by the time I by another one I'll have improved!

 

[NookersTheCat]

I purchased a horn stemmed one a few weeks ago with matching Ropp Vintage's, actually. I remember when the Ropps were as much as these are now, but oh well...

 

[Questionable Source]

Ok fine, twist my arm:

Brulor: Smooth Apple with Horn​

Tabac De La Semois: Les Bouchons (Box of 10)​

 

[judcole]

I did a thread about this last week.
A Little Brulor On The Way :: Pipe Talk - https://pipesmagazine.com/forums/threads/a-little-brulor-on-the-way.109379/

 

[fr0st]

How does the color of the horn age over time? I'm curious how it darkens, or if it becomes more yellow-ish?

 

[fr0st]

Unfortunately my little Brulor billiard was short-lived. I made the mistake of trying to remove the stem when it was still warm and the tenon crumbled.

Very delicate pipes. At least it wasn’t too expensive and will go in the project pile for repair.