Barling William - Guinea Grain 1834 smoking pipe

Barling William - Guinea Grain 1834

When Edward and William Barling had learned the craft of silversmithing and gained sufficient experience, they were finally allowed to join their father's company, which was then renamed Barling & Sons. The hallmarks on the silver bands not only provide information about the year of production, but also about the producer. While the father's silverwork bore the initials BB, the sons use the abbreviations EB and WB. We have already dedicated our own series to both the company founder and his son Edward.
Of course, a series in honor of Williams cannot be missed. Kopp have selected six classic models in small head sizes. Both the slim band and the inlay in the shape of a lion's head are made of sterling silver. Based on some older Barling pipes, we decided on a particularly short saddle mouthpiece, but here made of easy-care acrylic.
Lovers of unadulterated smoking pleasure without filters will enjoy these slim gems.

Darling, where is my Barling?

without Filter