Early Poul Winslow handmade purchased from Peter Heinrichs in Cologne Germany in the late 1980's.
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Here is a Kriswill Bernadotte that I have had for years. I love the slim, pencil-like stumble and stem. The tall bowl (referred to as a stack pipe) makes it perfect for flakes and this is my go to for all flake tobaccos, particularly Virginias.
More Danes I have restored recently.
Hans Aage Jorgensen Canadian
Goerg Jensen Ekstra Canadian
Stanwell Buffalo Billiard
Stanwell Royal Briar Pot
Hans Aage Jorgensen Brandy
Stanwell deLuxe Oval shank Canted Billiard
Valsby Acorn Chimney
Pine Dan Reformed Shape Standard
Stanwell Select Briar Flame Grain Liverpool
Hans Aage Jorgensen Canadian
Goerg Jensen Ekstra Canadian
Stanwell Buffalo Billiard
Stanwell Royal Briar Pot
Hans Aage Jorgensen Brandy
Stanwell deLuxe Oval shank Canted Billiard
Valsby Acorn Chimney
Pine Dan Reformed Shape Standard
Stanwell Select Briar Flame Grain Liverpool
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Pipes look great! You should give us some before shots too so we can see how much they transformed after you worked on them.
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Thank you for the suggestion @AroEnglish! Some needed alot of love, and some just needed a good clean an polish. Here are the before photos.
Hans Aage Jorgensen Canadian - basic restoration
Goerg Jensen Ekstra Canadian - rim restoration and refinish.
Stanwell Buffalo Billiard - basic restoration
Stanwell Royal Briar Pot - rim restoration and refinish
Hans Aage Jorgensen Brandy - basic restoration
Stanwell deLuxe Oval shank Canted Billiard - heavy stem oxidation
Valsby Acorn Chimney - heavy stem oxidation
Pine Dan Reformed Shape Standard - heavy stem oxidation
Stanwell Select Briar Flame Grain Liverpool - basic restoration
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I used to be a huge Danish pipe fan. I had several from Karl Erik, Stanwell, Nording, Larsen, etc. Over the years many of them got culled as i turned more and more toward Italian offerings.
My largest Danish pipe was a great conversation piece. I picked this XL Karl Erik up at a Seattle Pipe Club meeting at Smokey Joe's Lounge 15 or 16 or so years ago:
For reference, that's an old Crown Royal whisky bag that i used for the pipe sock! :P
My largest Danish pipe was a great conversation piece. I picked this XL Karl Erik up at a Seattle Pipe Club meeting at Smokey Joe's Lounge 15 or 16 or so years ago:
For reference, that's an old Crown Royal whisky bag that i used for the pipe sock! :P
Queen Mary of Denmark is Aussie
Well, Tasmanian. But we won't hold that against her.
Wouldn't want to offend @VDL_Piper
So, YES, I'm a Danish fan
Those last two would be perfect for Virginias
Im pitching a tent by the post box awaiting this new to me Peter Klein Estate. I ALMOST made it through Jan without a pipe purchase....almost. Feb. is shorter. Maybe I will have better luck!
Tonni Nielsen and Alex Florov looked at all three of my W.Ø. Larsen Straight Grain pipes. They agreed on all three. This one they believe was made by Benni Jorgensen and the other two by Teddy Knudsen.
A before and after photo of a straight grain Nording that I restored for a friend.
Recently restored Danish Pipes
Soren Hand Carved Freehand Sitter
Pibe Dan Reformed DanShape
WO Larsen Handmade Bent Rhodesian
Ole Zettervig Copenhagen Freehand
Stanwell Vario 141
Georg Jensen Granat 54 Bent Brandy
Stanwell Royal Prince 98 Lovat
Stanwell Royal Prince 45 Pot
Georg Jensen 39 Granat Billiard
Soren Hand Carved Freehand Sitter
Pibe Dan Reformed DanShape
WO Larsen Handmade Bent Rhodesian
Ole Zettervig Copenhagen Freehand
Stanwell Vario 141
Georg Jensen Granat 54 Bent Brandy
Stanwell Royal Prince 98 Lovat
Stanwell Royal Prince 45 Pot
Georg Jensen 39 Granat Billiard
A birthday present from my wife while at the lake. A Winslow Crown Collector made in Denmark. Unsmoked estate. Not sure if I'll smoke it too pretty. Surprising light.
I’m a Stanwell fan and this has been on my Wishlist for a while.
A patent era ?1960s Anne Julie designed Bulldog Shape 11R
A patent era ?1960s Anne Julie designed Bulldog Shape 11R
Posted this in the Stanwell thread, but including this here for completeness
A Poul Winslow designed Danish era Stanwell Shape 234 1/8 bent billiard with a panelled, oval shank and stem
A Poul Winslow designed Danish era Stanwell Shape 234 1/8 bent billiard with a panelled, oval shank and stem
Lovely Pipe! But Anders Nilsson and Martin Vollmer are Swedish located Malmö. But hey, Malmö used to be a part of Denmark until 1658.