Vauen pipes

This Vauen bent Apple shape has a flattened base which allows the pipe to stand, is completed with a smooth Green Ambrosi finish to the bowl.  Featuring a triple layer accent on the shank end with a black acrylic stem to finish it off.  Comes with cloth pouch and gift box.

This Vauen bent Apple shape, is completed with a smooth Green Ambrosi finish to the bowl.  Featuring a triple layer Silver and Amber accent on the shank end with a black acrylic stem to finish it off.  Comes with cloth pouch and gift box.

auen basic pipes are a good value pipe from Germany.  Smooth dark finish, acrylic stem with two silver rings

This Churchwarden pipe from Vauen has double stems inclusive long rubber and short acrylic mouthpiece. It has a bent Billiard shape bowl, it comes with its own gift box and soft pouch bag with an adapter and pipe cleaners.

The Hippo series offers traditional shapes in inky black sandblasts with matching black acrylic stems accented by an acrylic zebra pattern ring for eye-catching pipes that offer a smoke as cool as it looks.

Founded in 1848 by Karl Ellenberger and Carl August Zeiner, Vauen is Germany's oldest pipe factory and the birthplace of the 9mm pipe filter — an innovation that has since become standard across most of the marque's designs. Vauen's Jay series is characterized by two distinct finishes: a jet-black smooth finish and a crisp, earthy sandblast. This particular "15" bent Apple wears the series's dark finish, which is here elevated by a flashy metallic band.

Inspired by the look of natural limestone, Vauen's Lime series is a neat, evocative line, with stummels fashioned from jet-black oak, the medium's growth rings highlighted via a subtle, lime-like appearance. The chamber is also lined with pale-white meerschaum.

Smaller pipe bowl with silver-coloured Army-ring. Gracile design by a slim shank and small tobacco chamber. The pipe is very lightweight and suitable for 9mm filter.

Vauen pipe of the year for 2021 is a complete work of art. As a mark of quality, the crossed sterling silver ring has been inlaid by hand into the mouthpiece as usual.

Vauen Sandblast Pure is unusual from other Vauen pipes as it does not use a filter hense the name Pure.

Attractive Churchwarden pipe that invites you to relax. The shank features a polished ring end which, depending on your wishes, can accommodate the army-mount mouthpieces in either long or short version - both of them are included.

The Tuerca takes on the industrial style and embodies the early years of the Vauen company. The name Tuerca is derived from Spanish and means "nut" in the sense of the counterpart to the screw.

This nut is located as a decorative ring on the shank and exudes robust dominance.

A matching tamper is supplied with each pipe. The set comes in a modern metal box.