On Dunhill's standard shape chart, the classic bent Brandy is designated by a "33" stamp. That shape often presents a broad, somewhat flattened heel... more info

Marked by rounded flanks and slight tapers toward the rim and the heel, the bowl of this bent Egg from Dunhill is softly contoured and gentle in... more info

This rendition of Dunhill's "04" Bulldog has traded overall length for added stoutness, making for a hefty stummel of compact size. As for the shape,... more info

Dunhill's "13" bent Apple shape is often rendered in large, hand-filling renditions, but is found here in the much smaller and more rare Group 2... more info

This is a slightly different take on Dunhill's "01" Apple: The bowl is Group 3 size, but the shank and stem exude the slender sleekness of a Group 1... more info

Though rendered in moderate Group 3 size, this "06" Pot from Dunhill still exhibits a strong degree of muscularity through the stummel more info

It's just hard not to love Dunhill's signature take on the Yachtsman/Zulu shape. The subtle degree of cant to the bowl, the slight elongation of the... more info

The traditional Billiard typically features a bowl with a height that matches the length of the shank. The Chimney of Stack, though, alters that... more info

In Group 4 size, this "01" Apple from Dunhill exhibits a slight Brandy-like taper toward the rim, the base more rounded and voluptuous compared to... more info