P&C has Victor Pipes (Erik Nording Grandson)

I was just looking at those. I'm a huge Nording fan, and I can definitely see in the shaping how he has been influenced by his grandfather. I'd like to see these photographed on another site, as the stain and grain doesn't really impress me with these photos. But, (not offense to pipesandcigars.com) I find pipesandcigars photos normally don't bring out the best in a pipe. I'm not certain if if it's the lighting or the background.... or both. Most of these are priced in the lower mid range. However, some of those in the #5 group have some pretty nice grain. I'm not sure how I feel about those stems though.
I wonder about this one in the #5 group, however. Looks like a pretty ugly flaw in the side of the bowl. I would not want that in a pipe that is on sale for $300.00


Cohibajoe, looks like you picked a nice one. Congrats and enjoy the heck out of it.

Are the pictures you see on P&C the pipe you get or just the shape/size example.

We are hoping to get set up for higher resolution images at some point. Currently our site is limited to 500 x 500, and we're pushing for 1000 x 1000 sometime soon.
Russ

Impressive the pipe carving goes into the third generation. I hope grandson can thrive beyond gramp's shadow. Over time, likely he will. I really enjoy my Nordings at about three different price levels. They look appealing and they really do the job.

Nice looking for under 200$.

I know Erik Nording has a Son named Knute but Erik told Me He moved to Switzerland and I've never heard of a Grandson that grew up and made any pipes. I just got some Victor pipes in that My friend commissioned from Erik and my friend said Erik made them.