Chacom Paris Churchwarden 426 grey
A grey churchwarden that includes a small stem for on the go. The 426 is both short and long a feast for the eyes.
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Founded in 1825, the traditional company Chapuis Comoy is the oldest existing pipe manufacturer in the world. Nestled in the mountainous and rugged landscape of the French Jura lies the pipe-making mecca of Saint-Claude, where pipes were first crafted from the burl wood of the Erica arborea, better known as briar.
The company's owner, Antoine Grenard, is a trained industrial designer and a direct descendant of the founding Comoy family, who also established a branch in London (Comoy of London). In addition to a wide variety of wonderful antique models, the product range also includes modern creations.
Two pipes in one. With the long stem for the churchwarden, one can spent a cozy evening at home, whilst the short stem can be used almost everywhere, even on the go. The mouthpieces are formed as such, that both variant please the eye.
- Half Bent: Freestyle
- Surface: Anthracite
- Drilling: 9 mm
- Stem: Acrylic
- Material: Briar
- Length: 275/150 mm
- Height of bowl: 40 mm
- Drilling of the bowl: 20 mm
- Weight: ca. 50g
| Pipe Shape: | Calabash, Freestyle |
|---|---|
| Bent: | Half-Bent |
| Filter: | 9mm |
| Bowl Material: | Briar |
| Bowl Drilling: | 20 mm |
| Finish: | Smooth |
| Application Material: | Metal |
| Bowl Height in mm: | 30 - 45 mm |
| Colour: | Grey |
| Chamber Size: | Medium |
| Stem Material: | Acrylic |
| Stem Type: | Standard Bit |
| Length in mm: | over 270mm |
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