England, 1950-60s
The pipe markings are “PARKER \ <SUPER> \ BRUYERE”, “196/F” и “MADE IN LONDON \ ENGLAND \ (1)” . The length is 14.0 cm, bowl’s height is 3.8 cm. External diameter of the bowl is 2.5 cm, internal diameter is 1.9 cm. The depth is 3.3 cm and this pipe weights 21 gr. Briar, vulcanite stem, no filter.
England A worthy representative of the Dunhill family — a stylish, practical, and well-preserved bulldog, born in the Parker-Hardcastle house after 1967. A solid, reliable smoker, and one we can confidently recommend. Pipe markings “Parker \ OF LONDON”, “PARKER \ BRUYERE”, “374”Length 13.9 cm (5.47″)Bowl Height 3.8 cm (1.5″)Outside Diameter 4.1 cm (1.61″)Chamber Diameter 1.9…
England This is the Parker pipe. Despite the brand name is missing on it, you may easily find many other Parker pipes of the shape Nr 567 in Internet to make sure absolutely. The pipe has been made the most probably in the 1980s the earliest and looks quite unusual with its acrylic stem and…
England, 1950-60s Children should have some degree of a freedom. Especially such “children” as the Parker trademark. That’s very well known story: the Parker company was founded by Alfred Dunhill in 1922 for the quite utilitarian purposes: to finish and market pipes which didn’t went into production as the Dunhill ones. However, this split happened…
England We can pretty sure classify the pipe as a Parker-Hardcastle product: such the stamping “MADE IN LONDON \ ENGLAND” is typical for this Dunhill subsidiary. Actually there are no other English company with the same COM (Country of Manufacturing) in trustworthy sources, but please correct us if you know something.
England, 1950-60s A very rare and collectable Parker pipe made in late 1950s or early 1960s! On one hand this pipe belongs to the famous Dunhill family, on the other hand in 1950s Parker was a unique “company in company” even with own separate supply and marketing policies. Therefore many pipe smokers and collectors do…
England, 1957-67 An amazing barrel-shaped Parker pipe produced between 1957 and 1967, prior to the company’s merger with Hardcastle Pipe Ltd. This was a period when Parker successfully combined Dunhill’s resources and production facilities with its own unique approach to carving, shaping, finishing, and marketing. As a result, both experienced pipe collectors and refined smokers…