Barnacle Pipe?

[Danish Estates]

Does anyone have any information on this pipe, like the country of origin or who it is manufactured by? I am restoring it for a gentleman, and it was his father's. His father inscribed his initials and 1960 around the logo that reads "Barnacle",

 

[cynyr]

Smoking Pipes had something similar:

Barnacle Pipe

With these markings:
BARNACLE (in oval made of rope)
MADE IN FRANCE
IMPORTED
BRIAR

 

[OzPiper]

I don’t know who the maker may be.

But could this be Bill Barnacle’s pipe from “The Magic Pudding” by Norman Lindsay

 

[bullet08]

I was thinking more of Mr. Crab from the SpongeBob SquarePants. He might have smoked pipe. Maybe.

 

[Roach1]

Once again probably one of the many french pipes made in St.Claude.

 

[Sigmund]

I think Barnacle Bill gifted it to Sponge Bob when he took up the pipe.

 

[huntertrw]

"Arrrgh, I love me Barnacle pipe!"

 

[Danish Estates]

I appreciate the comedic relief and the answers

 

[kcghost]

St. Claud was well known for making pipes for anybody on the planet who was willing to put up the coin. They are well known for making generic "basket" pipes.

 

[Sigmund]

Saint-Calude had so many pipe makers that there are hundreds if not thousands of unsmoked pipes remaining from the boom time. Some of them are tourist pipes in really low grades that were really never intended to smoke (of course you can). If you went on vacation to Saint-Claude you typically broght back a pipe as a keepsake.

 

[Roach1]

Saint-Calude had so many pipe makers that there are hundreds if not thousands of unsmoked pipes remaining from the boom time. Some of them are tourist pipes in really low grades that were really never intended to smoke (of course you can). If you went on vacation to Saint-Claude you typically broght back a pipe as a keepsake.

That is true and I still have it.