Inherited Pipe Collection- Please Help ID

[Snoworry]

Hey everyone, I have inherited a pipe collection and could use help identifying them as I don’t have any info on them or even if they worth anything, any info or pricing on them would be greatly appreciated.

 

[OzPiper]

Sorry it’s not able to help you out with those photos alone.

Close-up photos of EACH pipe with their nomenclature (ie stamping of maker’s name or logo, country of manufacture, etc) will help greatly.
If they have silver bands, then a close-up of the hallmarks can help date them.

The cased meerschaum pipes are interesting, but difficult to guess their maker, age or value without more detail.
Likewise the briar pipes on the stand - it‘s not possible to guess their maker with just that photo alone.

 

[Jon C.P.G.]

Sorry it’s not able to help you out with those photos alone.

Close-up photos of EACH pipe with their nomenclature (ie stamping of maker’s name or logo, country of manufacture, etc) will help greatly.
If they have silver bands, then a close-up of the hallmarks can help date them.

The cased meerschaum pipes are interesting, but difficult to guess their maker, age or value without more detail.
Likewise the briar pipes on the stand - it‘s not possible to guess their maker with just that photo alone.

110% in agreement with this gentleman. Close up pics of each are a must. The belge looking cased meer looks nice

 

[Pipke]

110% in agreement with this gentleman. Close up pics of each are a must. The belge looking cased meer looks nice

Agreed. You might get some interest in that Alsacian pipe too.

 

[Snoworry]

Sorry it’s not able to help you out with those photos alone.

Close-up photos of EACH pipe with their nomenclature (ie stamping of maker’s name or logo, country of manufacture, etc) will help greatly.
If they have silver bands, then a close-up of the hallmarks can help date them.

The cased meerschaum pipes are interesting, but difficult to guess their maker, age or value without more detail.
Likewise the briar pipes on the stand - it‘s not possible to guess their maker with just that photo alone.

Hello, thank you for the reply. I will take better photos and try to get all markings as well.

 

[Snoworry]

A. Only one marking

 

[Snoworry]

B.

 

[Snoworry]

C.

 

[Snoworry]

D. Unfortunately has bowl cracks

 

[Snoworry]

E. No markings

 

[Snoworry]

F. No marking on pipe or case

 

[crowbait]

Holy smokes. Someone smoked the life out of those! Very cool collection though. I'll let the true experts here comment on whats what!

 

[Snoworry]

G. Unfortunately broken

 

[Snoworry]

H. Very small, no markings at all, was led to believe it may be valuable??

 

[Snoworry]

I. No markings

 

[Snoworry]

J.

 

[Snoworry]

K.

 

[Snoworry]

L.

 

[Snoworry]

M.

 

[OzPiper]

B.

This is a family-era Barling (the arched "Barling" on the shank) and is likely to be the most valuable pipe in the collection (if it is not damaged).

@sablebrush52 is THE Barling expert on these Forums, so his input will be invaluable