Barling Pipe Trafalgar Fossil 1814
The Trafalgar Fossil 1814 comes with a solid sterling silver ring in a traditional hammered look.
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Since their founding in London in 1812 by silversmith Benjamin Barling, Barling pipes have stood for outstanding craftsmanship and over 200 years of tradition. Made from the finest woods, they are available in numerous classic shapes, various colors, and with elegant embellishments.
When Admiral Nelson sank 20 enemy ships at Cape Trafalgar in 1805 without losing a single one of his own, he became a hero and England became the number one naval power.
A memorial to Nelson can be found on London's Trafalgar Square since 1842. The lions, which are the heraldic animal of the crown and the city of London, lying around the monument as statues and also in sterling silver embedded in the mouthpiece of the pipe.
A cult model from the original British luxury brand Barling.
Including high-quality box and pipe bag.
- Straight: Billiard
- Surface: sandblasted black
- Drilling: 9 mm
- Stem: Acrylic
- Material: Briar
- Length: 139 mm
- Height of bowl: 47 mm
- Drilling of the bowl: 20 mm
- Weight: ca. 50g
| Application Material: | Silver |
|---|---|
| Bent: | Straight |
| Bowl Drilling: | 20 mm |
| Bowl Height in mm: | 45 - 60 mm |
| Bowl Material: | Briar |
| Chamber Size: | Medium |
| Colour: | Black |
| Filter: | 9mm |
| Finish: | Sandblasted |
| Length in mm: | 130 - 140 mm |
| Pipe Shape: | Billiard |
| Series: | Trafalgar |
| Stem Material: | Acrylic |
| Stem Type: | Standard Bit |
Löwenstr. 16
63067 Offenbach
Germany
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