Big Ben Churchwarden Pipes

Big Ben Churchwarden Pipes are a step up from our typical churchwarden pipes; the 'Lord' series is quite a pipe. There is substantial inlay work around the Bakelite, next to the join to the bowl. The mouthpiece is perfectly formed. A piece of very fine quality briar is used for the bowl, the grain of which is fairly vertical to the bowl, a good sign of quality briar. The real beauty of this churchwarden is that it takes standard 9mm pipe filters, which can be found for a 'song' in the Pipe Accessories section. Our Adsorba filters are fine or you can go for the own brand Big Ben filters in boxes of 40, for extra value. [This is a classy bit of kit, very well made and kept well, should last a lifetime. If you like putting your thumb accross the shank, as your holding your pipe, this is for you, it sits very nicely in the hand. Ed.] Around 80 grams in weight. In a red felt bag and boxed.

Big Ben Churchwarden Pipes are a step up from our typical churchwarden pipes; the 'Lord' series is quite a pipe. There is substantial inlay work around the Bakelite, next to the join to the bowl. The mouthpiece is perfectly formed. A piece of very fine quality briar is used for the bowl, the grain of which is fairly vertical to the bowl, a good sign of quality briar. The real beauty of this churchwarden is that it takes standard 9mm pipe filters, which can be found for a 'song' in the Pipe Accessories section. Our Adsorba filters are fine or you can go for the own brand Big Ben filters in boxes of 40, for extra value. [This is a classy bit of kit, very well made and kept well, should last a lifetime. This has a bowl to die for on it. One of my favourites, a classic Big Ben Circular bowl, with good thick briar, for a cool smoke and a cool hand;very comfortable to hold. Ed.] Around 80 grams in weight. In a red felt bag and boxed.

Big Ben Churchwarden Pipes are a step up from our typical churchwarden pipes; the 'Lord' series is quite a pipe. There is substantial inlay work around the Bakelite, next to the join to the bowl. The mouthpiece is perfectly formed. A piece of very fine quality briar is used for the bowl, the grain of which is fairly vertical to the bowl, a good sign of quality briar. The real beauty of this churchwarden is that it takes standard 9mm pipe filters, which can be found for a 'song' in the Pipe Accessories section. Our Adsorba filters are fine or you can go for the own brand Big Ben filters in boxes of 40, for extra value. [This is a classy bit of kit, very well made and kept well, should last a lifetime. This model also has a very comfortable , thick briar bowl. Ed.] Around 80 grams in weight. In a red felt bag and boxed.

Big Ben Churchwarden Pipes are a step up from our typical churchwarden pipes; the 'Lord' series is quite a pipe. There is substantial inlay work around the Bakelite, next to the join to the bowl. The mouthpiece is perfectly formed. A piece of very fine quality briar is used for the bowl, the grain of which is fairly vertical to the bowl, a good sign of quality briar. The real beauty of this churchwarden is that it takes standard 9mm pipe filters, which can be found for a 'song' in the Pipe Accessories section. Our Adsorba filters are fine or you can go for the own brand Big Ben filters in boxes of 40, for extra value. [This is a classy bit of kit, very well made and kept well, should last a lifetime. If you like putting your thumb accross the shank, as your holding your pipe, this is for you, it sits very nicely in the hand. Inlay work is great and the bowl is A1 Briar. Ed.] Around 80 grams in weight.