Nils Thomsen - three pipes I like

[Schacht]

I feel it would be fair to show some of the Nils Thomsen pipes, that haven´t been cooked.
What do you think?

Small Billard; 5,7" long; 1,7" high, Ø 0,7"; 0,9 ounces; Silver; Vulcanite

Freehand Bent; 5,9" long; 1,8" high, Ø 0,8"; 1,2 ounces; Berlin Cumberland; Vulcanite

Freehand Dublin; 6,2" long; 1,8" high, Ø 0,8"; 1,1 ounces; Vulcanite
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I hope, I didn´t flood the board with too many pipes in a short period of time. Please excuse me, if it was inappropriate or unusual here. My intention was to avoid an inaccurate impression of Thomsen, by only presenting the experimental pieces.

Have a great Thursday
Thilo

 

[MisterE]

That billiard is especially nice. I´ve never heard of Nils Thomsen but thanks for putting the photos up.

 

[hobie1dog]

Exquisite....thanks for introducing his work to us.

 

[Guy]

All very nice!

 

[Tim_Haggerty]

Very elegant work.

 

[klbxmiller]

Wow i like that first one, beautiful pipes thank you for posting.

 

[Harlock999]

Very elegant work.

"Elegant" seems to sum it up quite nicely, about the pipes and the photos. Thank you.

 

[Frost]

Beautiful pipes and photography! The bent brandish one is particularly pleasing to my eye.

 

[Schacht]

Thanks for your kind comments. When I first saw the Bent, I thought it would be a bit too tiny ore graceful for me and it maybe even is (I´m a big quy), but touching the bowl changed my mind. It fits so beautiful into the hand, the minute I touched it I knew I had to buy this one.

Isn´t it always surprising how different a pipe appears, if its held in someones hand?

 

[KevinP]

Since I only smoke bents, the bent one is really nice.

But then, I'm not easily impressed by straights, and yet those impressed me.