I picked up a couple pipes while antiquing. I'm not sure how to identify them.
One has a nice big monogram type emblem in the case and stamped in the briar, with a crown and the letters C N O (not sure of order). The silver band has three hallmarks 1) "L", 2) a lion, and 3) a bear or wildcat's face. It also has "WR" in a diamond over the three hallmarks. The three hallmarks have a double notch on the bottom, so it seems that the L means 1926, the lion means 925 Sterling Silver, and the cat/bear face means London. But I may be wrong. The case says 'Genuine Amber', aside from that there are no other markings anywhere. I would love some help in identifying this!



The other pipe is a small pipe, with a carved man's face and a silver band with different hallmarks.


One has a nice big monogram type emblem in the case and stamped in the briar, with a crown and the letters C N O (not sure of order). The silver band has three hallmarks 1) "L", 2) a lion, and 3) a bear or wildcat's face. It also has "WR" in a diamond over the three hallmarks. The three hallmarks have a double notch on the bottom, so it seems that the L means 1926, the lion means 925 Sterling Silver, and the cat/bear face means London. But I may be wrong. The case says 'Genuine Amber', aside from that there are no other markings anywhere. I would love some help in identifying this!




The other pipe is a small pipe, with a carved man's face and a silver band with different hallmarks.

