One of Dunhill's rarer iterations of their "03" Billiard, this Group 4 offering features a creamy military mount of genuine horn at the shank end.... more info

The "07" Prince from Dunhill is an archetypal example of the classic shape, its downturned stem and softly-rounded bowl exuding a supple elegance in... more info

This stummel of this "03" Billiard maintains Dunhill's traditional shaping style, with a traditional, upright Billiard bowl and rounded shank. The... more info

The "05" Dublin on Dunhill's shape chart is a design that scales exceptionally well across the English marque's various Group sizes. By that, I mean... more info

Though occasionally rendered in other Group sizes, I find that Dunhill's "11" Lovat is at its best in Group 3. The proportions are simply spot on and... more info

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An elegantly shaped bent Dublin, Dunhill's "14" exudes class and poise, the sinuous shank and stem curling lithely into the flaring bowl, all while... more info

Dunhill is known for its classic shapes, and they don't get much more classic than the Canadian. A low transition and pinched shank helps display the... more info

Similar to Dunhill's "21" Zulu, the "27" features a slight, elegant curve to the stem, reminiscent of the Prince, and a forward-canted bowl. Such... more info