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DG Pipe

Hi everybody, my name is Gabriele Dal Fiume, my love for pipes moved its first steps 18 years ago, looking at my father and my uncle smoking in the dining room.
At first I started collecting pipes, I was interested in all shapes, I liked both classic and “freehand”.
Then I felt the need of collecting documentation on this subject, I read a lot of books on the art of pipe-making and I visited museums and workshops in Italy and abroad.
The pleasure I felt smoking pipes, made me desire to make one by myself.
I make 50,60 pipes per year, their shape may range from classic to freehand, but always in my own peculiar style. I select personally the blocks of briar in Liguria (at Mimmo’s) and Tuscany and I let them air-dry in my lab. Periodically I test the blocks, verifying color and weight, but no block is used before 6 years are passed.
Most of my pipes have flame, straight grain and cross grain, only 15% are hand carved. Mouthpieces are made of high-grade PMMA. I use to apply rings of olive wood to mouthpieces.
The entire processing is handmade with the exception of the bore of bowl and the stem which are drilled with a bore machine. The finishing is made with a smooth natural contrast and carnauba wax.
Every year I take part in several exhibitions, and I am often involved in lectures about the Art of pipe-making.
I hope you all will enjoy my pipes!
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=== Contact information ===
 Website: DGPipe
 Email: mailto:info@dgpipe.com
 Phone: +39 (0)51 6701166
 Fax: +39 (0)51 830982
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
DON / Don

DON is a Bari sub-brand. Some of them are apparently also marked Bari, as in the following example:
Example of Bari DON, courtesy Pipehil"
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Denmark
DSH Pipes

David S. Huber began making fine artisan pipes in February of 2012. In the summer of 2014, he left his former career as a designer for live theatre to fully commit himself to the craft of pipe making. His pipes are creative, unique, meticulously crafted, and rooted in the work of the masters. Each piece is made from the best materials available by his hands alone.
Among his accolades, David received the award for "Best Pipe in Show" at the 2019 West Coast Pipe Show in Las Vegas, NV, "Best Pipe in Show" at the 2015 Kansas City Pipe Show in 2015, and first place in the juried Kansas City pipe-carving contest in 2013. David’s work has been featured multiple times in Pipes & Tobaccos Magazine, including an eight-page feature article in the Summer issue of 2017, and has been interviewed as a young industry leader on radio (Denmark Interview, Introducing David S. Huber) and in print (Tobacco Business Magazine).
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His work has drawn the attention of many highly revered pipe artisans and collectors around the world, some who he is honored to call his friends and mentors. The pipe makers who have personally contributed most to his development as an artist and a crafts person are Jeff Gracik, Premal Chheda, Alex Florov, and Nanna Ivarsson.
David owns and operates DSH Pipes as an artist-in-residence at Liberty Arts Sculpture Studio & Foundry in Durham, North Carolina where he offers monthly introductory pipe making classes. You can learn more about him and his work at DSHPipes.com.
Contact Information:
 David S. Huber
 E-mail: dshpipes@gmail.com
 Website: DSH Pipes
 Address: 918D Pearl St.
 Durham, NC 27701
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
DS Djuragin Pipes

DS Djuragin pipes are made by a Serbian husband and wife team. The "DS" is for Darko and Sanela. Darko roughs out the pipes, and then Sanela does the fine work and glossy finishes. All DS Djuragin pipes are freehand made. Making pipes is a family hobby for the Djuagins. As such, they do not make many pipes a year, preferring to make each pipe completely by hand while bringing the most they can from each piece.
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=== Contact Information ===
 Website: https://www.dsdjuraginpipes.com/
 E-mail: djuragin@stcable.net
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Serbia
DUKE OF DUNDEE

Touted as “The Pipe that Science Built” is stated to be FAR AHEAD OF ALL OTHER PIPES IN PRINCIPLE, CONSTRUCTION AND VALUE. The pipe has two main features that make it stand out, a carburetor is set at the bottom outer edge of the bowl, and the shank is made to take replaceable filters, like those in Dr. Grabow or Medico pipes. They call them the “NEVER CLOG FILTER” and “SYNCHRONIZED AIR-CONDITIONER”.
The pipe was produced by the Continental Briar Pipe Co. out of Brooklyn N.Y. and dating is likely from the 1940’s
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:United States
Daadou Pipe

“Rhamnus” :type genus of the Rhamnaceae
Pipes made out of rhamnus have a long history in Northern China. The material is very hard, so mass production by machine has so far proved inviable. That is also the reason few pipe makers choose this kind of wood as material. All rhamnus pipes are made entirely by hand.
Pipe is very simple, reflecting an attitude to life.
Contacts:
 DAADOU PIPE
 WEST MOUNTAIN,HAIDIAN DISTRICT
 BEIJING,CHINA
Briar Pipes:Daadou Briar Pipe
Rhamnus Pipes:Daadou Rhamnus Pipe
 
 Telephone: 00852-010-62458133
 Fax: 00852-010-62458133
 Email: mailto:daadou@163.com
 Homepage: Daadou Pipe
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: China
Dagner Pipes

From the company website:
Welcome to Dagner Pipes. I have been a fellow pipe smoker for many years passed down from my grandfather to my father. My Dad and I started a youtube channel many years ago to find more people like us that enjoy smoking a pipe. We started making videos to review tobacco and pipes that we had purchased. We pondered the idea for many years wanting to do something expressing our thoughts and description on what we wanted out of a pipe. We finally decided to take the plunge and create something special for everyone. We connected with a respectful company from Italy to create our designed simple pipes for an every day hard working individual. What you get is quality briar aged and handmade by several individuals in a factory. What you will receive is our quality priced pipe for a bargain. Our goal is to offer pipes for people like us that are affordable and look expensive that smoke incredibly.
Jayson Dagner
Contact information: http://dagnerpipes.com/
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: United States
Damman

Here we have a Damman Melbourne, which appears to be made by Comoy's based on the MADE IN ENGLAND, plus the stinger is the same version used in their pipes. 
Damman Melbourne pipes are most likely branded for a very early tobacconist in Melbourne Australia, called DAMMAN Brothers.
DAMMAN BROTHERS' tobacconist was established in Swanston Street in Melbourne, Australia in 1858. Opposite The Queen Victoria Building on one side and Manchester Unity on the other.
Damman's Tobacco Store is reported to have had a lot of atmosphere.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Great Britain
Danco

Some references to Danco pipes from the book "Who Made That Pipe?" and they put the manufacture of them in both Denmark and the US but do not attribute it to any specific maker. The ads on right indicate the location of the firm was on Hudson St., in New York.
Some Danco pipes are marked "Imported Briar" and that would suggest they are American made.
Some Danco pipes that are marked "Italy" so the US Danco distributor/seller must have had some of the briar pipes they sold made in Italy. 
Danish Dancos should be stamped "Denmark."
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:United States
Dane Craft

Probably from Michael Kabik, along with Sven-Lar (Tobak, Michael V. Kabik) Kabik, Michael V. (CHP-X, Tobak, Sven-Lar, Vajra); MD; VA Michael Kabik, among the pipe brands for which he crafted are: CHP-X PIPES, KANE, GRAN-HILL, TOBAK LTD., SVEN-LAR, DANE CRAFT, WENHALL PRESIDENTIALS, SCULPTUR, and his own name.
Adam O'Neill writes for Smokingpipes.com that Dane Craft was a marque of Wenhall Pipes Ltd of New York who contracted Danish and American carvers (such as Michael Kabik and Glen Hedelson in the case of the latter) to carve Danish style pipes for the American market. They were in good company, with Kabik/Hedelson and even Dunhill themselves trying to cash in on the sudden demand for Danish freehands.
Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:United StatesCategory:Denmark
Danets

Here we have a mystery Danish pipe.
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Zsolt Gombos writes:
I got this pipe a few days ago. Georg Jensen on the stem, Danets Made in Denmark on the neck [shank]. It is possible that the American import G.J. pipes get this name?
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Denmark
Danish Design

In the 50's Sixten Ivarsson developed his pipe shapes. From the traditional English shapes, starting with the Billiard, he made a number of variations that were later to become classics. At the same time he started to collaborate with Stanwell. This also led Sixten to go into business for himself. Sixten had a disagreement with the owner of Suhr's Pibemageri about royalties for the shapes he created for Stanwell. Stanwell was the only Danish pipe factory started during the War that survived the later reentry of English pipes into Denmark. We shall return to Stanwell, even though it produces factory made pipes. Sixten was never been afraid to teach others, so many of Stanwell's modern shapes from the 50's and 60's are creations of Sixten Ivarsson. In this way Danish Design was spread worldwide by Stanwell just like it was spread with the popularity of modern Danish furniture. In the 60's Danish pipes had their breakthrough. There was an enormous growth in the export both of factory and pipemaker pipes. This enabled many new pipemakers and workshops to start up in Denmark. Several workshops even became schools for different directions among pipemakers, many of them still famous. Even today, it is often possible to see these characteristic features in the pipes made by pipemakers who were educated in one of the following important workshops: Sixten Ivarsson, W.Ø. Larsen & Poul Rasmussen.http://www.scandpipes.com/pipehistory/
Danish Design has also been stamped on some Oldenkott pipes.The images of the Eminent and Excellent pipes that have been displayed on this page have now moved to the Oldenkott page.
== References ==
Danish Natural

Although not verified as a sub-brand, "Danish Natural" would appear to be another Stanwell brand, as can be seen by a comparison between the logo on this example bellow, and the "Royal Danish", a known sub-brand.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Denmark
Danish Pipe Brands & Makers M - Q

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Mac Baren 	Made for Mac Baren Tobacco Co. in Svendborg by Georg Jensen
MacDonald's 	No details known!
Madison 	No details known!
Manduela 	Ms. Manduela Riger-Kusk; Svendborg.
Marc Dane 	Sub-brand of Søren Eric Andersen; Søndersø.
Mathiasen 	A pipemaker Mathiasen couldn't be identified yet. So probably a pseudonym???
 	
Melby 	
Michael Apitz 	Brand likely made by Stanwell, mentioned also in connection with Dan Pipe
Micke 	Jørn Micke (broken pipe); Bornholm.
Milling, Lars 	Hesselager.
Monte Verdi 	Sub-brand by Preben Holm (†).
 	
Mortensen 	Borge Mortensen; Aabenraa?; Haderslev.
Mr. Andersen 	
My Own Blend 	MOB, Inexpensive pipe brand made by Stanwell for tobacco brand owned by Paul Olsen (Danish Pipe Shop)
Muller, P. J. 	
N 	
Natures Bounty 	"HANDMADE IN DENMARK" - Maker unknown. Private brand of Iwan Ries Co.; Chicago, IL.
 	
Navigator 	Sub-brand / second of Kriswill.
Neerup 	Peder Christian Jeppesen
Niels Bro 	Synonym used by Kai Nielsen
Nielsen 	Bent Nielsen. → Benner.
 	Bjarne Nielsen (broken pipe); Lyngby. → Bjarne.
 	Daniela Nielsen. Pipemaker and wife of Hans Jonny Nielsen → Former
 	Erik Nielsen
 	Hans Jonny Nielsen; Holme-Olstrup. → Former.
 	Ivan Holst Nielsen
 	Jens Tao Nielsen → Tao.
 	Jørgen Nielsen; Faaborg
 	Kai Nielsen; Horne / Fyn
 	Poul Nielsen → founder of Stanwell.
 	Tonni Nielsen (now United States)
 	Viggo Nielsen; Faaborg.
Nimbus 	Joint venture of Tom Eltang & Former Nielsen.
Noltensmeier 	Ulf Noltensmeier (S. Bang)
Nørding Pipes 	Erik Nørding; Slangerup.
Nordisk Pibefabriker	Was closed down by the end of the 1960's. In 1970 the brand Svendborg was founded there. Svendborg / Fyn.
North Dane Pipes 	Maker unknown
Norup 	Made by Lars Christensen; Vig.
O 	
Ocaso 	Second brand produced by Erik Nørding
Odin 	Need information
Olsen 	Henrik Olsen; Grevinge (Zealand)
 	Poul Olsen
Olsen, Ib 	Ib Olsen
Onwell 	No details known - pipe also stamped HANDARBEJDE.
Ottendahl 	Karl Erik Ottendahl (†); → Karl Erik.
Outrup Pibeservice 	Karl Kristian Olsen; Outrup.
Ove Lindall 	
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P.U.G. 	"Handmade Denmark" - No details known!
PUJ 	Need Information
Partner 	No details known!
Partout 	No details known!
Peer Import 	Need Information
Petersen 	Flemming Petersen → Flemming Piber.
 	Jesper Bo Petersen → Jesper Pipes. Petersen holds the world record in pipe smoking: 3.15.37 h (1997).
Ph. Vigen 	Jes Phillip Vigen Gertsen; København.
Pibe-Dan 	H. Dan-Christensen's famous Copenhagen pipe & tobacco shop which sadly closed in the 1980s. See catalog on Chris' Pipe Pages!
Prince Amled 	Ca. 1960's. No details known! Logos & markings
 	
Prince Of Wales 	A "multi-national" brand...
 	
Proctus
Danish Pipe Brands & Makers R - T

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R.V.W. 	Also "RVW". Reiner van Wandeir; København.
Rafn 	Peter Rafn
Rasmussen 	Anne Julie Rasmussen; Læsø. → Anne Julie.
 	Benny Rasmussen, son of Anne Julie.
 	John E. Rasmussen (†).
 	Kaj C. Rasmussen (KAJ); Svendborg / Fyn
 	Kent Rasmussen; Århus. → Kent Pipes.
 	Peter Rasmussen. The name is fictional! Pipes made by Leo Børgart.
 	Poul Rasmussen (†); København.
 	Søren Refbjerg Rasmussen; Søborg. → Refbjerg.
Red Hat Pipes 	Kjeld Sørensen; Roskilde.
Reddish 	Second by Stanwell; discontinued.
Refbjerg 	Søren Refbjerg Rasmussen; Søborg.
Royal Copenhagen 	The Danish Royal Porcelain Factory also made pipes in the 1970s and 80s.
Royal Danish 	Second by Stanwell
Royal Guard 	Second by Stanwell
Royal Sovereign 	Second by Stanwell; also used by Orlik
Rungstedt 	Sub-brand by Preben Holm. Series: Mariner, Norseman, Seafarer
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S. Bang 	Per Hansen & Ulf Noltensmeier; København.
Saga 	No details known! Made in Kolding.
Sailor 	Second by Stanwell; discontinued.
Salvarella 	Probably confused with the Spanish brand Salvatella in Girona (founded in 1883, closed in 2001)
Sara Pipes 	Named for Sara Eltang, Tom and Pia Eltang's daughter. Charlottenlund.
Saugsted 	Need Information
Scandia 	Second by Stanwell.
Sean David 	??
Shelburne 	Made by Karl Erik Ottendahl.
SI 	No details known.
Sir Wilkens 	"MADE IN DENMARK - OLD BRIAR" - No details known!
SK Piber 	Sven Kristen
Skovbo Piber 	Jan Skovbo; Rødvig.
Skovgaard 	Lasse Skovgaard Jørgensen; Præstø.
Soborg 	Need Information, Conceivably a derivate of Søren Refbjerg Rasmussen; Søborg.
SON 	Skovbo on Nørding → Erik Nørding
Søren 	Søren Refbjerg Rasmussen; Søborg. → Refbjerg.
Sørensen 	Kjeld Sørensen; Roskilde. → Red Hat Pipes.
Sørensen 	Presumably a private label brand made for Copenhagen tobacconist Remo Sørensen who bought pipes (mainly) from W.Ø. Larsen and Pibe-Dan
Sorn 	Presumeably a second by Stanwell.
Soverain 	Stanwell sub-brand
ST 	No details known!
Stanwell 	Stanwell A/S; Borup.
Starline 	Produced by Georg Jensen
Stern 	Inexpensive Danish brand
Stokkebye 	Peter Stokkebye (broken pipe); København.
Suhr's Pibemageri	Teofil Suhr (broken pipe); København.
Sven Egholm 	Name is fictional! Made by Karl Erik Ottendahl (†).
Svend Hangaard 	Faaborg
Svendborg 	Svendborg Piber
Svendson 	Second by Stanwell
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Tabago 	Click on the link to the article on the left!
Tabu 	Appr. made in the 1960's. No further details known!
Tao 	Jens Tao Nielsen
Tarp 	Karsten Tarp; Kolding.
Teddy Briar Pipes	Teddy Knudsen; Århus C.
Thayne 	Made by Mogens Jørgensen, who also made Jarl pipes.
Thomsen 	Helmer Thomsen; Vejen. → Bari.
Thorhauer 	M. Thorhauer
Thurmann Piber 	Bjørn Thurmann; Copenhagen and later Svaneke.
Torben Dansk 	Dan Pipe brand.
Danish Pipe Brands & Makers U - Z

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U. F. Andersen (Ulrik FlottAndersen)	Randers
Urup 	Arne Urup. Formerly "Merskum Galleriet"; København.
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van Wandeir 	Reiner van Wandeir; København.
Viby 	Sub-brand / second by Benni Jørgensen.
Vigen 	see Ph. Vigen, Philip Vigen; Copenhagen; worked for W.Ø. Larsen, Pipe-Dan, and Bjarne
Viking 	Line of large freehands by Bari. Second by Bjarne?
V.K. 	No details known.
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W.Ø. Larsen 	Founded by Wilhelm Øckenholt Larsen; København.
Walther Pipes 	Ole Walther; Aalborg.
Wengholt 	Sub-brand by Preben Holm (†).
Wenhall 	Made by Karl Erik Ottendahl (†).
White Star 	Sub-brand / Second by Georg Jensen.
Wiking 	European spelling of Viking by Bari.
Windelov 	Jan Windelov
Wilbro 	"Handmade in Denmark + SN" - No details known!
Willbo 	No details known!
Winslow 	Poul Winslow; Hvidovre.
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York Deluxe 	"Made in Denmark" - No details known!
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Zettervig 	Ole Zettervig; København and later Kolding.
Zodiac 	Sub-brand by Preben Holm (†).
Zenia 	Sub brand by Svend Axel Celius, named after his daughter.
Danish Sovereign

We have the following example of a danish sovereign pipes, which appear to be Stanwell seconds, as evidenced by the catalog page.
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Category:Pipe makers by nationality
Category:Denmark
Danmore

Danmore was founded by Hans Sørensen in the early 1970s, and produced pipes from that time until the early 1980s, at one point having up to 30 employees. The pipes were sold in the first Dan Pipe catalog. In the early 1980's, however, production ceased in Denmark due to labor costs, and the company's production was outsourced to Italy and Spain, and they began to also make pipecleaners and smokers articles.
Sørensen focused on the pipecleaner side of the concern, and eventually bought a share in the factory in the Far East making them. Today the company, owned by Hans' sons Jesper and Lars Sørensen, no longer makes pipes, and instead makes only pipe cleaners under the name Danmore Hobby Aps, selling only to hobby and craftshops in Denmark and Scandinavia.
Hans Sørensen passed away in 2012. The Sørensen family continues to own the trademarks for the use of the Danmore name in relation to pipes, matches, and tobacco.
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Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Denmark
Dante Pipes

Dante Pipes is the brand of Massimo Angelo!
Erasing errors:
* Stampings read "Dante" + "Meliora Cogito" + "Fatta a Mano in Italia". This caused some discussions about a alleged pipemaker named "Meliora Cogito". False! "Meliora Cogito" is a motto in Latin language meaning "I strive for the better". 
* For a certain time Massimo Angelo appranticed at and later worked with Giancarlo Guidi of Ser Jacopo in Pesaro. For some years Dante pipes were only available in Italy, because Massimo-- like many other Italian makers with a small production-- only supplied the local market. Now, because Dante pipes (or alleged Meliora Cogitos) were often offered side by side with Ser Jacopos, they were frequentely ranked as a sub-brand or even a second of Ser Jacopo. False again!
Among insiders Dante pipes are praised for their impressing quality of workmanship and their impeccable smokability. Considering the prices they really deserved an even broader audience. Each pipe is created and completely handmade by Massimo Angelo using the finest Italian briar with handcut Lucite mouthpieces. His briar is personally selected from the famous Segherie Maremmane sawing mill (est. 1883) in Northern Italy. Every pipe is without fills or putty and guaranteed against defects in workmanship and failures for a period of one year from date of purchase.
Beside the motto in Latin ("per aspera ad astra" on Giancarlo Guidi's Ser Jacopo) there is another nice parallel: Massimo also offers "Maximas" ranging from really large to humongous.
Category: Pipe makers by nationality
Category: Italy
Dantonian Pipe Works

In 1970 Teddy Knudsen had taken leave from Anne Julie tired of making highgrade pipes but being paid as gofer. Sven Knudsen, his elder brother, invited him to join together at Sven's place in Tappernoje on the Island of Fyn, not far from the country village Praestoe. They agreed to work together and started a project they called "Dantonian PipeWorks". 
They selected a compilation of pipes and in early 1971 they published the Dantonian PipeWorks Catalog worldwide. In English only, because the brothers orientated to the export markets in Germany, the United States, and particularly in Japan. The pipes were made to order both for customers and retailers.
The catalog portrayed a carefully balanced selection of models. Some Sven had developed and refined earlier when he was at Suhr's Pibemageri and later when working for W.Ø. Larsen and Pibe-Dan. Shapes like the "Walrus" or the "Swan" had already earned him a considerable reputation, and yet others that were newly sketched now. Teddy also added some of his own designs.
The pipes, stamped "Dantonian - Handicraft of Copenhagen", became very popular and a considerable success in sale. But even though Teddy, the "eternal Hippy" as he was characterized once, left after ca. 2½ years in early 1973 to pursue his own way. Sven Knudsen continued to make pipes under the Dantonian name for some years more.
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See a complete scan of the Dantonian PipeWorks Catalog on the website of Søren Eric Andersen. Also available here on Pipedia ; , and the following example pagess, courtesy, Danishpipemakers.com
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File:DatonionPipeCatalog 3.jpg|Skipper and Light Weight Classic
File:DatonionPipeCatalog 4.jpg|Apple Square and Dutchman
File:DatonionPipeCatalog 5.jpg|Eccentric and London
File:DatonionPipeCatalog 6.jpg|Silver Lady and Classic Fashionable
File:DatonionPipeCatalog 7.jpg|"Fancy" Pipe
File:DatonionPipeCatalog 8.jpg|"Fancy" Pipe, perhapse an evolutionary step to a Blowfish
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Category: Pipe makers by nationalityCategory: Denmark