The "33" shape is one of Dunhill's rarer designs, and it's one of the few that takes a variety of forms depending on its rendition: Sometimes it... more info

In Group 5 size, this "01" Apple from Dunhill takes on quite a robust, muscular nature, its voluptuous base and dramatic upward taper likening it to... more info

While still displaying the squat, low-set demeanor of Dunhill's classic "17" Bulldog shape, this Group 5 rendition presents an even wider... more info

Compared to the "103" tapered-stem Billiard, Dunhill's "203" version is a bit less common, making this Group 5 example a welcome site for those who... more info

The "12" shape is, to my eye, one of Dunhill's more interesting configurations. Though displaying a tall Billiard bowl of Stack-like proportions, in... more info

Dunhill's "08" shape is typically presented as a bent Bulldog shape, and here it maintains the diamond shank, fitted with a military mount for the... more info

With a more rounded, Egg-like bowl, this bent Billiard is presented in Dunhill's Quaint series, which showcases pipe designs that don't ascribe to... more info

Dunhill's Quaint line of pipes is reserved for shapes that vary from the English marque's traditional, classic shaping conventions. This Group 4... more info

In Group 5 size, this bent Brandy from The White Spot houses an exceptionally deep chamber well suited to relaxing smoking sessions. As part of the... more info