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Kiko was a brand of pipes produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company, a pipe company based in what is now Tanganyika in the United Republic of Tanzania. Kiko pipes were made from what is commonly known as African meerschaum, a denser variety of the mineral than its Turkish counterpart. Unfortunately, the last African meerschaum pipes…
Kiko was a brand of pipes produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company, a pipe company based in what is now Tanganyika in the United Republic of Tanzania. Kiko pipes were made from what is commonly known as African meerschaum, a denser variety of the mineral than its Turkish counterpart. Unfortunately, the last African meerschaum pipes…
Kiko was a brand of pipes produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company, a pipe company based in what is now Tanganyika in the United Republic of Tanzania. Kiko pipes were made from what is commonly known as African meerschaum, a denser variety of the mineral than its Turkish counterpart. Unfortunately, the last African meerschaum pipes…
Kiko was a brand of pipes produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company, a pipe company based in what is now Tanganyika in the United Republic of Tanzania. Kiko pipes were made from what is commonly known as African meerschaum, a denser variety of the mineral than its Turkish counterpart. Unfortunately, the last African meerschaum pipes…
This pipe arrived to us from a collection out of Tennessee. When I first spotted it I assumed it was made by Kiko, but upon closer inspection there is no makers mark. The mouthpiece screws into the bamboo shank. Details: Length: 6.5″ Bowl Width: 19.8mm Bowl Depth: 1.6″ Weight: 1.5oz / 44g
Kiko was a brand of pipes produced by the Kilimanjaro Pipe Company, a pipe company based in what is now Tanganyika in the United Republic of Tanzania. Kiko pipes were made from what is commonly known as African meerschaum, a denser variety of the mineral than its Turkish counterpart. Unfortunately, the last African meerschaum pipes…
Kiko meerschaum pipes consistently enjoy high demand whenever they’re available in our inventory. African Meerschaum, renowned for its density and durability, was a favored material in the mid to late 20th century, employed by esteemed manufacturers like Peterson, Nording, and Comoy’s. Notably, Kiko held the position as the largest producer during that era, situated in…
Nørding was founded by Erik Nørding in the 1960s, and is one of the oldest remaining companies to come out of the Scandinavian pipe-making renaissance that began in the mid-20th century. Now in his 80s, Erik Nørding is one of the most experienced and skilled pipe-makers in the world, and over the decades he has…
I’m fairly this is the first jumbo African meerschaum we’ve run across. At just shy of 25mm this bent billiard sports a large bowl. Details: Length: 6.8″ Bowl Width: 24.6mm Bowl Depth: 2.1″ Weight: 2.9oz / 84g
Details: Length: 6.2″ Bowl Width: 19.4mm Bowl Depth: 1″ Weight: 1.4oz / 39g Stem: Vulcanite
Details: Length: 5.5″ Bowl Width: 19.4mm Bowl Depth: 1.5″ Weight: 44g
Details: Length: 5.7″ Bowl Width: 19.1mm Bowl Depth: 1.4″ Weight: 43g Stem: Vulcanite
We’ve listed several Kiko meers in the last few months. Outside of the Jambo (Ben Wade) this is my personal favorite. I’ve always loved Bulldogs, so this is just a great looking pipe. Details: Length: 5.4″ Bowl Width: 19.9mm Bowl Depth: 1.3″ Weight: 45g Stem: Vulcanite
This is a really well made bulldog. Metal meerschaum fittings are a matter of personal preference, but I’m an advocate. You’ll often see a metal screw tenon in African meerschaum due to the density of African meerschaum being able to be threaded. This Meer also has a great golden hue. Details: Length: 5.6″ Bowl…
Details: Length: 6″ Bowl Width: 24.2mm Bowl Depth: 1.5″ Weight: 55g
We suspect this panel African Meer was made by Kiko, but we can’t be certain. The meerschaum has a golden hue, and an all around beautiful pipe. Details: Length: 6.1″ Bowl Width: 19.1mm Bowl Depth: 1.4″ Weight: 23g
We considered ourselves fortunate when we ran across this unsmoked Kiko pipe, with it’s original box. Not to be confused with Turkish block meerschaum, Kiko made their pipes of African meerschaum which is far more dense. This pipe is sure to be a great smoker and addition to any collection. Details: Length: 5.8″ Bowl…
It’s easy to assume block meerschaum is just block meerschaum, but where it’s mined can determine its color, density and smoking qualities. This pipe was made of African meerschaum, which is vastly different than Turkish meerschaum. African meerschaum is darker and far more dense than Turkish block meerschaum. Turkish meerschaum is more porous and easier…
It’s easy to assume block meerschaum is just block meerschaum, but where it’s mined can determine its color, density and smoking qualities. This pipe was made of African meerschaum, which is vastly different than Turkish meerschaum. African meerschaum is darker and far more dense than Turkish block meerschaum. Turkish meerschaum is more porous and easier…
Details: Length: 5.5″ Bowl Width: 20.7mm Bowl Depth: 1.1″ Weight: 49g
There is a pretty big difference in Turkish meerschaum and African meerschaum. African meerschaum is generally more dense and has more of a yellow tint to its color. Details: Length: 5.8″ Bowl Width: 20.9mm Bowl Depth: 1.75″ Weight: 46g
There is a pretty big difference in Turkish meerschaum and African meerschaum. African meerschaum is generally more dense and has more of a yellow tint to its color. Details: Length: 6.5″ Bowl Width: 19.0mm Bowl Depth: 1.5″ Weight: 39g
Details: Length: 6.6″ Bowl Width: 19.3mm Bowl Depth: 1.6″ Weight: 40g
Great Smoking Pipe Genuine African Block Meerschaum Details: Length: 5.5″ Bowl Width: 20mm Bowl Depth: 1.1mm Weight: 41g
Rare Parker Block Meerschaum Pipe Parker was owned by Dunhill Details: Length: 5.2″ Bowl Width: 20.8mm Bowl Depth: 1.4″ Weight: 39g
Made of African Block Meerschaum Made for Danish pipe maker Ben Wade Unique Shape Details: Length: 5.8″ Bowl Width: 20.1mm Bowl Depth: 1.2″ Weight: 55g
KIKO Big Caveman Block Meerschaum Amboseli From Tanganyika Africa Vintage.
