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Freehands Handmade Pipes
An unique, completely handcrafted pipe of the pipe maker family Tom Spanu from Sardinia in Italy.
The Thorsten Feitt #18 comes with a classic shape, but unusual color and is suitable for 6mm filters.
This unique Ser Jacopo #27 is a 9mm filtered pipe which was made entirely by hand in Italy.
The Mastro Beraldi #55 is a unique 9mm filter freehand morta pipe. Completely handcrafted one by one by the Italian master.
The Mastro Beraldi #62 is a unique 9mm filter freehand morta pipe. Completely handcrafted one by one by the Italian master.
The Mastro Beraldi #65 is a unique 9mm filter freehand morta pipe. Completely handcrafted one by one by the Italian master.
The Mastro Beraldi #68 is a unique 9mm filter freehand morta pipe. Completely handcrafted one by one by the Italian master.
A Neerup Classic 556 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 559 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 560 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 561 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and black stem.
A Neerup Structure 562 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Structure 563 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 564 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 566 of the group 2 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 568 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With black acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 569 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With black acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 572 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 573 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 575 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Structure 576 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 577 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 578 of the group 3 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Structure 581 of the group 4 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Structure 583 of the group 4 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Classic 584 of the group 4 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Structure 585 of the group 4 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Structure 586 of the group 4 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
The Boutique 598 of group 3 comes with elaborate silver work and a green ring. Including fabric pouch.
The Boutique 599 of group 5 comes with elaborate bronze work and a green ring. Including fabric pouch.
A Neerup Classic 588 of the group 4 made by Peder Jeppesen. With coloured acrylic application and stem.
A Neerup Ida 589 of group 3 by Peder Jeppesen. A sandblasted beauty of a pipe with a colourful application.
The Boutique 600 of group 5 comes with elaborate bronze work and a green ring. Including fabric pouch.
A Neerup Ida 590 of group 3 by Peder Jeppesen. A sandblasted beauty of a pipe with a colourful application.
A Neerup Ida 591 of group 3 by Peder Jeppesen. A sandblasted beauty of a pipe with a colourful application.
A Neerup Ida 593 of group 4 by Peder Jeppesen. A sandblasted beauty of a pipe with a colourful application.
Freehands are pipes that are completely handcrafted by the pipe maker. The "free hand" in this context means that these pipes do not have a precise shape. Rather, the final appearance depends on the grain, shape and size of the piece of briar wood used. To a certain extent, the pipe maker works along the grain and leaves out imperfections in the wood.
This creates pipes with an incredibly beautiful grain or unusual shapes. Each pipe is therefore a unique piece.
