Comoy's Rodate

Comoy is a pipe manufacturer founded in France in 1825, which originally produced pipes made from materials other than briar. In 1879, his son Henri moved to London and began producing briar pipes; he was also the originator of the ‘London Made’ designation. For four generations, Comoy’s was run by Henri Comoy’s descendants until 1980. During those years, they produced pipes that were highly prized by smokers worldwide, particularly in the United States. Comoy’s pipes were of excellent quality but not inexpensive, apart from a few secondary ranges. The most successful ranges were the Grand Slam, Tradition, London Pride, Blue Riband and Straight Grain, to name but a few. These ranges used only the finest quality briar.