| A: | 54 mm | - | 2.13" inch |
| B: | 79 mm | - | 3.11" inch |
| C: | 152 mm | - | 5.98" inch |
| D: | 20 mm | - | 0.79" inch |
| E: | 54 mm | - | 2.13" inch |
Estate Bjørn Thurmann – Smooth Bent Freehand Presmoked
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SKU
M1244
1.750,00 DKK
1.400,00 DKK
1400.00
Weight:
69 gram - 2.43 ounces
| Filter: | No Filter |
| Brand: | Bjørn Thurmann |
| Product no: | M1244 |
B Thurmann was born in 1946 – some would say, born into the tobacco trade. In 1953, his parents opened a pipe shop in central Copenhagen and Bjørn helped them there from the beginning, mainly by sorting pipes. Initially, the pipes were bought from a firm called Larsen & Stigart, but eventually they decided to start their own production.
Bjørn’s parents thought that their son ought to widen his views and get some international experience, so, in 1968, he was sent to London to work in different tobacconists shops, a period of learning that ended at Dunhill’s famous shop on Duke Street. After returning home, he almost immediately received an offer to work for Iwan Ries & Co. in Chicago, an offer that was hard to resist, so off he went.
In 1976, Bjørn established himself as an independent pipemaker, and since then he has had shops in several places in Copenhagen. Bjørn has also written a book called Pibemagerens Handbog (The Pipemakers Handbook), which tells how to make pipes using simple tools most people have at home.
From the time when Denmark exported hundred of thousands of fancy pipes to the states, Italy and Japan, nice pipes was also made. This extremely large fancy pipe with smooth top shows that some pipe makers were making cool stuff in the middle of the madness.
B Thurmann was born in 1946 – some would say, born into the tobacco trade. In 1953, his parents opened a pipe shop in central Copenhagen and Bjørn helped them there from the beginning, mainly by sorting pipes. Initially, the pipes were bought from a firm called Larsen & Stigart, but eventually they decided to start their own production.
Bjørn’s parents thought that their son ought to widen his views and get some international experience, so, in 1968, he was sent to London to work in different tobacconists shops, a period of learning that ended at Dunhill’s famous shop on Duke Street. After returning home, he almost immediately received an offer to work for Iwan Ries & Co. in Chicago, an offer that was hard to resist, so off he went.
In 1976, Bjørn established himself as an independent pipemaker, and since then he has had shops in several places in Copenhagen. Bjørn has also written a book called Pibemagerens Handbog (The Pipemakers Handbook), which tells how to make pipes using simple tools most people have at home.