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Denmark, 1960s An old and well-preserved Stanwell pipe that we can date fairly accurately. The registration number 969-48 was obtained by the company in 1948, and Stanwell pipes were marked with it until the early 1970s. At the same time, … Continued
Denmark, 1970s Champ of Denmark was a brand of the currently closed Larsen & Stigart tobacconist in Copenhagen, Denmark (along with “Larsen & Stigart”, “Shelburne”). As many advanced tobacco shops at that time had also an indoor production and employed … Continued
Denmark, 1970s Jobey is the brand with perhaps the most tangled history. Since establishing in the 1920s the company has changed a whole row of owners, distributors and manufacturers on both sides of the Atlantic. Frequently experts can’t reach an … Continued
Denmark, 1970s A pipe from the greatest Danish tobacconist made in the 1970s. There were many legendary pipe carvers working for W.Ø. LARSEN and it’s usually difficult to say who exactly made a specific pipe. But such the elongated, specifically … Continued
Denmark, 1980s The W.Ø. Larsen Port pipes are relatively affordable and they were made already during the 1980-90s, when the company tried to enter a mass market. Due to its unique shape the pipe sits in a hand very comfortably … Continued
Denmark Karl Erik Ottendahl (1942 – 2004) was one of the most famous Denmark artisans, who offered good, “really Danish” pipes for an affordable value. He began smoking pipe when he was 14, and started carving as a hobby. Over … Continued
Denmark, 2002 A smooth version of the extremely collectable and highly valuable Stanwell’s pipe of the year 2002. The pipe markings are “STANWELL \ 2002” on the silver spigot. The length is 12.9 cm (5.08″) and the bowl’s height is … Continued
Denmark, 1970s One of the “Danish Ben Wade ” pipes created by ingenious Danish carver Preben Holm in the 1970s by order of Hermann Lane, known as the owner and main inspirator of Charatan’s factory at its highest time.
Denmark Poul Stanwell Collection pipes are a line made for the filter pipe market named after Poul Nielsen who started Stanwell in Denmark in 1942. The pipe is not for sale. It’s an example of the restemming made for an … Continued
