GQ Tobaccosにて。
GQ Blends Christmas Blend 2013 50g
GQ Blends Custom Blend #1 (Clementines Nip) 10g Sample
GQ Blends Nottingham Lace:Noir 10g Sample
GQ Blends Nottingham Lace:Rouge 10g Sample
GQ Blends Swamp Flower 50g
Gawith Hoggarth Revor Plug x 1
Ogdens Walnut Flake x 1
obさんなどに吸わせて貰って旨かったGQ Tobaccosのブレンドと、サンプルを幾つかと、英国のパウチ2種。
2013年10月28日
2013年10月7日
2013年7月3日
煙草
smokingpipes.comにて。
Three Nuns 1.75oz X 2
Gawith Hoggarth Bulk Kendal Gold 2oz
Gawith Hoggarth Bulk Kendal Dark 2oz
Gawith Hoggarth Bulk Kendal Mixture 2oz
Three Nunsは今まで吸った事無かったのでこの際吸って見ようと思って。ペリクが入っているかについてはあまり期待していません。
KendalシリーズはobさんにKendal Goldを分けてもらって吸ったら旨かったので3種ついでに。
Three Nuns 1.75oz X 2
Gawith Hoggarth Bulk Kendal Gold 2oz
Gawith Hoggarth Bulk Kendal Dark 2oz
Gawith Hoggarth Bulk Kendal Mixture 2oz
Three Nunsは今まで吸った事無かったのでこの際吸って見ようと思って。ペリクが入っているかについてはあまり期待していません。
KendalシリーズはobさんにKendal Goldを分けてもらって吸ったら旨かったので3種ついでに。
2013年4月22日
2013年2月15日
2013年1月24日
T.B.ANDERSON GLASGOW(1922) 2/2
2012/02/22購入。
Weingottのホールマークを持ったパイプ。
ホールマークは S.W&S_怪獣,ライオンで1922。
2本セットだったらしいが、ケースは失われています。残念。
Michael Lindnerが10年ほど使われた後、同氏が運営するThe Pipe Rackで2本セットで売られていたモノを自分の2012年の誕生日プレゼントとして購入しました。
流石に状態は良く、火皿の焦げなども見あたりません。
銀巻きはカシメておらず、シャンクのフチに引っかけて固定するタイプ。
もんぺさんが入手した当時のWeingottの記事によると、引っかけ部分と本体部分が別パーツで構成されている写真があるとのこと。
Weingottのホールマークを持ったパイプ。
ホールマークは S.W&S_怪獣,ライオンで1922。
2本セットだったらしいが、ケースは失われています。残念。
Michael Lindnerが10年ほど使われた後、同氏が運営するThe Pipe Rackで2本セットで売られていたモノを自分の2012年の誕生日プレゼントとして購入しました。
流石に状態は良く、火皿の焦げなども見あたりません。
銀巻きはカシメておらず、シャンクのフチに引っかけて固定するタイプ。
もんぺさんが入手した当時のWeingottの記事によると、引っかけ部分と本体部分が別パーツで構成されている写真があるとのこと。
シャンクエンドまで銀巻きが覆っています。テノン先端は特別な加工はされていません。
T.B.ANDERSON LTD(over)GLASGOW
対となるビリヤードと一緒に。
T.B.ANDERSON GLASGOW(1922) 1/2
2012/02/22購入。
Weingottのホールマークを持ったパイプ。
ホールマークは S.W&S_怪獣,ライオンで1922。
2本セットだったらしいが、ケースは失われています。残念。
Michael Lindnerが10年ほど使われた後、同氏が運営するThe Pipe Rackで2本セットで売られていたモノを自分の2012年の誕生日プレゼントとして購入しました。
流石に状態は良く、火皿の焦げなども見あたりません。
銀巻きはカシメておらず、シャンクのフチに引っかけて固定するタイプ。
もんぺさんが入手した当時のWeingottの記事によると、引っかけ部分と本体部分が別パーツで構成されている写真があるとのこと。
最後にThe pipe rackに掲載されていたパイプの説明。Barlingも絡んだ興味深い話が書かれています。
Samuel Weingott and Sons got their start on Fleet Street in London around 1859. During its heyday - from the 1880s through the 1930s - the brand was well respected throughout England and the kingdom, certainly on par with the best pipes being produced from Comoy, Loewe, Dunhill and the like. Like their contemporaries, Barling, the Weingott family had a reputation for being excellent silversmiths in addition to top-flight pipe makers. In fact, in doing some research for the brand, part of the information I got was that Samuel did silversmithing FOR the Barlings at some point, although I do not know if that is where he learned his craft or if he was essentially a subcontractor for Barling, doing on-the-side silversmithing when there was an overflow of orders at Barling. In any case, what is known is that the Weingott brand was well known and well respected until approximately the early 1930s, when the death of the founder meant the repeated changing of hands and lowered quality, with the ultimate executioner being that efficient pipe company death machine, Cadogen Investments, who finally pulled the plug on the brand in the 1990s.
As with brands like Barling, the Weingotts made pipes they sold through both their own retail establishment and under their own name, as well as top-quality pipes that were produced for various tobacconists who did not possess their own pipe manufacturing department. These pipes were often of higher quality than 'standard' production pipes, with silverwork, very strong graining and cases. Which brings us to this matched set of TB Andersons.
TB Anderson was a tobacconist in Glasgow, Scotland that opened up in the 1890s at 27 Renfield Street. Although I know they were there at least to World War II, I can find no further record of them and I assume that either Axis bombing or wartime shortages caused them to close down before the end of the war. This matched set both has the maker's mark of Samuel Weingott and Sons and the shop name of TB Anderson, and are hallmarked to 1922. When I got them in a collection over 10 years ago, they were in a box by themselves with a note that read "matched set, missing case. purchased 1939." I do not know if the owner of the collection was the original owner or if he got the pipes second-hand, but based on what else was in the collection, he was in the United Kingdom before and during the war and I would assume he purchased them unsmoked from the shop (it was not unusual at all for shops to have large inventories of pipes that may date back 20 years or more). When I got them they were lightly smoked and obviously well treasured; it's a pity that the case they originally came in went missing. The two pipes themselves are little jewels: Both feature superb silverwork (for example, the inside of the bulldog spigot where the stem fits is lined with silver as well), lovely clean wood (outside a few sandpits) and are in exceptional condition. The billiard features a classic crosscut while the bulldog has a front-to-back flamegrain radial cut; both are a reddish-orange in finish, similar to a well-smoked Dunhill Root or a modern Amber Root.
Weingottのホールマークを持ったパイプ。
ホールマークは S.W&S_怪獣,ライオンで1922。
2本セットだったらしいが、ケースは失われています。残念。
Michael Lindnerが10年ほど使われた後、同氏が運営するThe Pipe Rackで2本セットで売られていたモノを自分の2012年の誕生日プレゼントとして購入しました。
流石に状態は良く、火皿の焦げなども見あたりません。
銀巻きはカシメておらず、シャンクのフチに引っかけて固定するタイプ。
もんぺさんが入手した当時のWeingottの記事によると、引っかけ部分と本体部分が別パーツで構成されている写真があるとのこと。
テノン先端は丸みを帯びた形状。以前アップしたベントのラッパ状など、いくつかバリエーションがあります。
スロットはかなり幅広に開けられていています。
T.B.ANDERSON LTD(over)GLASGOW
銀巻きフチの処理。
対となるブルと一緒に。
銀巻きのアップ。S.W&S。ちなみにWeingottのメーカーマークが少なくとも3種類有ることが確定済みです。S.W&SN_の銀巻きを持つWeingottは先にアップしたベントのほかに、もんぺさんのところにアップされています。もう1種類はS.W。地域はロンドンかバーミンガムのどちらかの模様。
Samuel Weingott and Sons got their start on Fleet Street in London around 1859. During its heyday - from the 1880s through the 1930s - the brand was well respected throughout England and the kingdom, certainly on par with the best pipes being produced from Comoy, Loewe, Dunhill and the like. Like their contemporaries, Barling, the Weingott family had a reputation for being excellent silversmiths in addition to top-flight pipe makers. In fact, in doing some research for the brand, part of the information I got was that Samuel did silversmithing FOR the Barlings at some point, although I do not know if that is where he learned his craft or if he was essentially a subcontractor for Barling, doing on-the-side silversmithing when there was an overflow of orders at Barling. In any case, what is known is that the Weingott brand was well known and well respected until approximately the early 1930s, when the death of the founder meant the repeated changing of hands and lowered quality, with the ultimate executioner being that efficient pipe company death machine, Cadogen Investments, who finally pulled the plug on the brand in the 1990s.
As with brands like Barling, the Weingotts made pipes they sold through both their own retail establishment and under their own name, as well as top-quality pipes that were produced for various tobacconists who did not possess their own pipe manufacturing department. These pipes were often of higher quality than 'standard' production pipes, with silverwork, very strong graining and cases. Which brings us to this matched set of TB Andersons.
TB Anderson was a tobacconist in Glasgow, Scotland that opened up in the 1890s at 27 Renfield Street. Although I know they were there at least to World War II, I can find no further record of them and I assume that either Axis bombing or wartime shortages caused them to close down before the end of the war. This matched set both has the maker's mark of Samuel Weingott and Sons and the shop name of TB Anderson, and are hallmarked to 1922. When I got them in a collection over 10 years ago, they were in a box by themselves with a note that read "matched set, missing case. purchased 1939." I do not know if the owner of the collection was the original owner or if he got the pipes second-hand, but based on what else was in the collection, he was in the United Kingdom before and during the war and I would assume he purchased them unsmoked from the shop (it was not unusual at all for shops to have large inventories of pipes that may date back 20 years or more). When I got them they were lightly smoked and obviously well treasured; it's a pity that the case they originally came in went missing. The two pipes themselves are little jewels: Both feature superb silverwork (for example, the inside of the bulldog spigot where the stem fits is lined with silver as well), lovely clean wood (outside a few sandpits) and are in exceptional condition. The billiard features a classic crosscut while the bulldog has a front-to-back flamegrain radial cut; both are a reddish-orange in finish, similar to a well-smoked Dunhill Root or a modern Amber Root.
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