Chacom is one of France’s most historic and iconic makes. Its founders, the Comoy family, began their career as boxwood pipe-makers in the early 1800s, before briar had even been discovered, with Henri Comoy (of Comoy’s fame) emigrating to England in 1879 and founding the country’s first briar pipe factory. In 1922, Henri and his nephews, the Chapuis, founded the Chapuis Comoy pipe factory in Saint-Claude, France, which shortly after began producing pipes bearing the partnered families’ names—“Cha” for Chapuis, and “Com” for Comoy. Chacom has been the biggest name in French pipes ever since.
As the name suggests, Chacom’s King-Size line is comprised of especially large briars from the storied make. This one is a hearty bent billiard in the traditional style, with a brown smooth finish and a black acrylic mouthpiece.
This pipe is completely unsmoked. There are a few scratches on the bowl (pictured), for which the price has been adjusted. This pipe is chambered to accommodate 9mm filters if desired.
Details:
Length: 6.6″ / 167.6mm
Bowl Width: 0.90 / 22.86mm
Bowl Depth: 1.96″ / 49.78mm
Weight: 2.3oz / 68g
| Weight | 15 oz |
|---|
| Condition | Used |
|---|---|
| Notes | Unsmoked estate. |


















