Poul Winslow began carving pipes for Preben Holm in 1969, and by the time he was 22 was Preben's lead assistant, already leaping ahead of 45 other... more info

Danish design cues are clearly evident in this bent Dublin from Poul Winslow. The shaping is easy flowing and sweeping in profile, with the... more info

Poul Winslow's talent for crafting carved channels and fluting lines is on full display in this Freehand-like bent Dublin. A hearty, organic and... more info

A sharp, clean, and forward-ebbing take on the Sitter, this Poul Winslow Cherrywood-like bent Dublin offers a perfect piece to keep at your desk, or... more info

A low-lying, broad-chambered bowl defines this bent Pot from Poul Winslow, its plump base protruding a bit at the fore. Rugged plateau ridging the... more info

A more modest-sized pipe than is often seen from Poul Winslow, this low-lying bent Pot design nonetheless houses a broad chamber. The bowl displays... more info

With a crisp ridgeline running down its left side, this vertically compressed Pot from Poul Winslow features a smoothly rounded forward heel and... more info

The single beadline around the waist of this forward-urging Freehand from Poul Winslow is broken only at the left and forward-right sides to... more info

Fluting is a design cue rarely used in pipe making, but Danish carver Poul Winslow likes it and often incorporates it as a feature in his designs.... more info