African Meerschaum Pipes

Mini Meerschaum Lined Churchwarden African Pipe

$59.99

Mini Meerschaum Lined Churchwarden African Pipe - Referred to as a "Ladies" pipe because of its petite size, this mini churchwarden pipe bowl is lined with genuine solid block Amboseli African meerschaum. The pipe has a dark rusticated finish with a very...

Mini African Wood Churchwarden Pipe

Tanganyika African Meerschaum Pipes

$59.99

Mini African Wood Churchwarden Pipe - Although this is not a meerschaum pipe, it is an African wood pipe made by the same company, Tanganyika. The bowl is solid wood in a rusticated black matte finish with a hint of polish on the smooth rim. A solid...

Pre-colored Genuine Block African Meerschaum Pipe

$69.99

Pre-colored Genuine Block African Meerschaum Pipe - Solid block meerschaum pipe is carved by Kiko from Africa. It is carved in an artistic pattern of multiple lines. The pipe features unique coloring going from a very dark rim to a gradual fade of very...

Meerschaum Lined Poker African Pipewood Churchwarden Pipe

Tanganyika African Meerschaum Pipes

$69.99

Meerschaum Lined Poker African Pipewood Churchwarden Pipe - Little sister to our huge African meerschaum lined poker pipe, this smaller pipe is also a black rusticated finish. The bowl is lined with solid block African meerschaum. A solid metal fitting...

Meerschaum Lined Billiard African Pipewood Pipe

$109.99

Meerschaum Lined Billiard African Pipewood Pipe - This is an extra large pipe that is lightweight for its size and an ideal fit for the pipe smoker with a big hand. The deep bowl is lined with solid block African meerschaum. The pipe has a rustic,...

Shop for African Meerschaum Pipes

Royal Meerschaum Pipes is pleased to offer a unique selection of authentic African Meerschaum Pipes. Although these pipes are over a half century old they are new, unsmoked, and in excellent condition.

A brief history of our African Meerschaum Pipes. In 1955 Kenyan businessmen from Nairobi established the Tanganyika Meerschaum Corporation after a meerschaum mine was discovered close to the surface on Mount Kilimanjaro. Another mine was soon discovered near Lake Amboseli. The meerschaum from this part of East Africa was known to be tougher, less porous and priced less than Turkish meerschaum. Tanganyika and Zanzibar merged and became known as Tanzania in October of 1964. The company closed soon after.

Enjoy scrolling through the pages where you will find both solid block and meerschaum lined African pipes in various sizes and bowl styles.