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== Pipe makers by location ==
== Pipe makers by location ==
 
It would be great to see an overview and history of pipe making heading up each region. Please feel free to contribute information to the individual sections. Pipe makers in red still need bios (just click on them and add any information you have), and the others linked in blue could be expanded on. Feel free to add other pipe makers you've a particular interest in or knowledge of. Please let me know if you need any help managing the wiki: mailto:sethile.pipes@gmail.com
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=== Canada ===
=== Canada ===
Canadian pipe making is very individual. Some styles are very traditional, showing definite Old World roots, while others are heavily influenced by the Danish freehand movement.
Canadian pipe making is very individual. Some styles are very traditional, showing definite Old World roots, while others are heavily influenced by the Danish freehand movement.


'''Canadian makers:''' [[John Calich]] (J.Calich) | [[Stephen Downie]] | [[Julius Vesz]] | [[Michael Parks]]
'''Canadian makers:''' [[John Calich]] (J.Calich) | [[Stephen Downie]] | [[Julius Vesz]] | [[Michael Parks]]
 
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=== Denmark ===
=== Denmark ===
We highly recommend the following article on the history of Danish pipe making by [http://www.scandpipes.com/main/history.html Jakob Groth]. More Pipe maker articles coming soon to this section. Those in red still need articles. Please dive in if you'd like to help. Very thankfully there exists an excellent site dedicated to Scandinavian pipe makers. We highly recommend [http://danishpipemakers.com/ danishpipemakers.com]
We highly recommend the following article on the history of Danish pipe making by [http://www.scandpipes.com/main/history.html Jakob Groth]. More Pipe maker articles coming soon to this section. Those in red still need articles. Please dive in if you'd like to help. Very thankfully there exists an excellent site dedicated to Scandinavian pipe makers. We highly recommend [http://danishpipemakers.com/ danishpipemakers.com]
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'''Danish pipe makers (alphabetical by last name)'''
'''Danish pipe makers (alphabetical by last name)'''


'''AB:''' [[Kurt Balleby]] | [[S. Bang]] (see also [[Per Hansen]] and [[Ulf Noltensmeier]]) | [[Knud Bech]] | [[Leo Børgart]]
'''A-B:'''  
 
[[Kurt Balleby]] | [[S. Bang]] (see also [[Per Hansen]] and [[Ulf Noltensmeier]]) | [[Knud Bech]] | [[Leo Børgart]]
'''C-G:''' [[Jess Chonowitsch]] | [[Tom Eltang]] | [[Former]] (see also [[Hans Nielsen]]) | [[Ingo Garbe]]  


'''H:''' [[Per Hansen]] (see also [[S. Bang]]) | [[Hans Hartmann]] | [[Peter Heding]] | [[Peter Heeschen]] | [[Gert Holbek]] | [[Poul Ilsted]]  
'''C-G:'''  
[[Jess Chonowitsch]] | [[Tom Eltang]] | [[Former]] (see also [[Hans Nielsen]]) | [[Ingo Garbe]]  


'''IJ:''' [[Lars Ivarsson]] | [[Nanna Ivarsson]] | [[Peder Jeppesen]] | [[Johs]] | [[Benni Jørgensen]] | [[Anne Julie]]  
'''H:'''  
[[Per Hansen]] (see also [[S. Bang]]) | [[Hans Hartmann]] | [[Peter Heding]] | [[Peter Heeschen]] | [[Gert Holbek]] | 


'''KL:'''[[Teddy Knudsen]]| [[Johan Kock]] | [[Jørgen Larsen]] | [[Jørn Larsen]]
'''I-J:'''  
[[Poul Ilsted]] | [[Lars Ivarsson]] | [[Nanna Ivarsson]] | [[Peder Jeppesen]] | [[Johs]] | [[Benni Jørgensen]] | [[Anne Julie]]


'''M:''' [[Manduela]] | [[Jørn Micke]]
'''K-M:'''
[[Teddy Knudsen]]| [[Johan Kock]] | [[Jørgen Larsen]] | [[Jørn Larsen]] | [[Manduela]] | [[Jørn Micke]]


'''N:''' [[Bjarne Nielsen]] | [[Erik Nielsen]] | [[Hans Nielsen]] (see also [[Former]]) | [[Ivan Holst Nielsen]] | [[Jørgen Nielsen]] | [[Kai Nielsen]] | [[Tonni Nielsen]] (Denmark/United States) | [[Viggo Nielsen]] | [[Ulf Noltensmeier]] (see also [[S. Bang]])
'''N:'''  
[[Bjarne Nielsen]] | [[Erik Nielsen]] | [[Hans Nielsen]] (see also [[Former]]) | [[Ivan Holst Nielsen]] | [[Jørgen Nielsen]] | [[Kai Nielsen]] | [[Tonni Nielsen]] (Denmark/United States) | [[Viggo Nielsen]] | [[Ulf Noltensmeier]] (see also [[S. Bang]])


'''O-S:''' [[Kent Rasmussen]] | [[Søren Refbjerg]] | [[Dura Semjaniv]] | [[Lasse Skovgaard]] | [[Kjeld Sorensen]] | [[Stanwell]]
'''O-S:'''  
[[Kent Rasmussen]] | [[Søren Refbjerg]] | [[Dura Semjaniv]] | [[Lasse Skovgaard]] | [[Kjeld Sorensen]] | [[Stanwell]]


'''T-Z:''' [[Svendborg Tao]] | [[Helmer Thomsen]] | [[Bjorn Thurmann]] | [[Arne Urup]] | [[P.H. Viggen]] | [[Poul Winsløw]]
'''T-Z:'''  
[[Svendborg Tao]] | [[Helmer Thomsen]] | [[Bjorn Thurmann]] | [[Arne Urup]] | [[P.H. Viggen]] | [[Poul Winsløw]]
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=== France ===
=== France ===
[[Trever Talbert]] (France/United States)
[[Trever Talbert]] (France/United States)
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=== Germany ===
=== Germany ===
[[Rainer Barbi]]
[[Rainer Barbi]]
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=== Great Britain ===
[[Ashton]] | [[Barlings]] | [[Castleford]] | [[Comoy]] | [[Dunhill]] | [[Ferdown]] | [[GBD]] | [[Ian Walker (Northern Briar Pipes)]]
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=== Ireland ===
=== Italy ===
[[Paolo Becker]] | [[Baldo Baldi]]
More pipe maker articles coming soon. Very thankfully there exists an excellent site dedicated to Italian pipe makers. We highly recommend [http://www.italianpipemakers.com/inglese/Frameset-1gb.htm italianpipemakers.com]
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=== Japan ===
[[Shizuo Arita]] | [[Takeo Arita]]
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=== Spain ===
=== Sweden ===
[[Love Geiger]]
More pipe maker articles coming soon. Very thankfully there exists an excellent site dedicated to Scandinavian pipe makers. We highly recommend [http://danishpipemakers.com/ danishpipemakers.com]
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=== United States ===
Like the rest of modern American culture, American pipe making is heavily influenced by the European schools, although Asian aesthetics, at least as they play out in pipes, have also become a notable influence. In particular, the Italian, English, and French schools, with their traditional shapes, have formed the basis for the work of many American pipe makers who have  pored over collections of old Dunhills, Barlings, GBDs, Costellos, Savinelli's, etc.. Many of these shapes were well established by the 1920s. Others are heavily influenced by the makers of Danish high grade pipes, who have likewise been influenced by their mentors, the fathers of the Danish freehand movement of the 1950's and '60s.
A new generation of American pipe makers have emerged. Many have made the trek to high grade pipe mecca to study with the master carvers. They have brought back an entire school of technique and aesthetic and made it their own. Others combine the traditional and freehand styles in a unique combination. Regardless of their influences, many of these American pipe makers are pursuing pipe making with a tremendous passion and energy, and an individual spirit, not unlike the one that molded the country.
'''A-D:'''
[[Paul Bonaquisti]] | [[Kirk Bosi]] | [[J.T. Cook]] | [[John Crosby]] | [[Jody Davis (J. Davis)]] | [[Rad Davis]]
'''E-H:'''
[[John Eells]] | [[Skip Elliott]] | [[Lee von Erck]] | [[Jeff Gracik (J. Alan Pipes)]] | [[Jack Howell]] | [[Kurt Huhn]]
'''I-P:'''
[[Todd Johnson]] | [[Michael Lindner]] | [[Andrew Marks]] |  [[Elliott Nachwalter]] | [[Brad Pohlmann]] | [[Will Purdy]]
'''Q-T:'''
[[Larry Roush]] | [[Brian Ruthenberg]] | [[Joel Shapiro]] | [[Trever Talbert]] (France/United States) | [[Scott Thile]] | [[Mark Tinsky]]
'''U-Z:'''
[[Tim West]] | [[Randy Wiley]]


=== [[Great Britain]] ===
=== [[Ireland]] ===
=== [[Italy]] ===
=== [[Japan]] ===
=== [[Spain]] ===
=== [[Sweden]] ===
=== [[United States]] ===
=== [[Others]] ===
=== [[Others]] ===


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