Dunhill's Quaint series promotes shapes not on the English marque's traditional shape chart. It allows for some variance in Dunhill's portfolio... more info

The bent Billiard is regarded as one of the most popular and traditional pipe shapes, and Dunhill's "02" rendition defines much of what people expect... more info

If you find yourself staring longingly at this Dunhill "11" your gaze returning again and again to fawn over its perfect lines and alluring... more info

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Dunhill's "02" design is an archetypal rendition of the classic bent Billiard, with other makers and artisans even looking to The White Spot as the... more info

Both Dunhill's "21" and "35" shapes are renditions of the classic Zulu, exhibiting forward-canted Dublin bowls and often fitted with slightly bent... more info

The preference between tapered and saddle stems is a personal one, but saddle-stemmed pipes are a touch more rare from Dunhill than tapered-stem... more info

Dunhill presents a sleek, trim bent Pot of Group 3 size in this rendition, with its bowl poised at the end of a Prince-like, downturned ste for quite... more info

The second number in Dunhill's four-digit shape stamps refers to the type of stem. Most commonly the "4" stem is paired to the English marque's "07"... more info