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 and naturally. A wonderful example! Pipe markings “Port”, “84”, “W.Ø. LARSEN \ MADE IN DENMARK”…
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 a few years Karl Erik founded his own workshop, but later he realized that the…
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 5.4 cm (2.13″). External diameter of the bowl is 4.9 cm (1.93″), internal diameter is…
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 old friend and customer.
Denmark, 1970 Fantastic finding! An unsmoked freehand (“free form”) Pipe-Dan pipe made in 1970! The Pipe-Dan (Pibe-Dan) shop was opened in 1943 by H. Dan-Christensen and until 1991 there were offered pipes from leading Danish carvers such as Hans Hartmann, Gert Holbek, Sven Knudsen, Tom Eltang, Arne Nygaard, P. Holtorp, Poul Hansen, and Ph. Vigen….
Denmark, 2020s A fantastic catch from the last trip to Copenhagen: fresh, breathtaking and (of course:-)))) unsmoked Poul Winslow Crown 300 freehand pipe directly from the Danish Pipe Shop. Will stay in our own collection as warm remembrance about the country, people and cordial welcome in TDPS.
Denmark, 2020s A fantastic catch from the last trip to Copenhagen: fresh, breathtaking and (of course:-)))) unsmoked Poul Winslow Crown 300 freehand pipe directly from the Danish Pipe Shop. Will stay in our own collection as warm remembrance about the country, people and cordial welcome in TDPS.
Denmark We haven’t identified the maker of this pipe, but regardless that it’s a really impressive Danish pipe, made of good piece of briar, skillfully carved, shaped and drilled, with the remarkable distinct straight grain. Recommended!
Denmark, 1960-70s Peter Brakner was born as Peter Micklson, but later changed this name to Brakner, most probably just for marketing purposes. The young carver got an excellent professional school, he began at the Teofil Suhr workshop in Copenhagen led by Sixten Ivarsson. Therefore it was not a miracle that the worldwide glory came to…