Barling Briar Jumbo Smoking Pipes

The Barling pipe making tradition began in 1812 when silversmith Benjamin Barling began fitting silver mounts to his hand carved meerschaum pipes. The company entered a "modern" phase in 1851 when they began carving pipes out of the marvelous new material of the day, briar. By the turn of the century and right up until the company was sold in 1960, pipe smokers all over the world sought out the name "B. Barling & Sons" knowing they were purchasing one of the sweetest smoking pipes the world has ever known. After a number of changes in location and quality, the Barling stamp today is once again your assurance of a fine smoking pipe made in the grand old English tradition. The stems are made of acrylic. The pipes can take 9mm filters. There is a small adaptor inside the pipe which can be removed to accomodate the filter. (shipping weight 1 lb)

Barling Balmoral - The glorious Balmoral range have a highly polished natural patterned finish and are deep red in color. Stained a deep red colour and highly polished to accentuate the natural patterning in the grain, these glorious pieses are a true gentleman's pipe.

Barling Albert Range - Splendid range of quality briar grain pipes, specially mastered by craftsmen to show the natural beauty of the grain. The Albert, deep walnut in colour, with a preparation and finish designed specifically by master craftsmen to show off the natural beauty of the briar grain, these are the king of Barling briar pipes.