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

A shape made infrequently by Dunhill, the "57" bent Dublin Sitter offers a broad, flattened base for stability and a Poker-esque attitude of bowl,... more info

The "12" shape designation on Dunhill's standard shape chart denotes a Chimney/Stack bowl. In this particularly Group 4 version, that stummel is... more info

Second only to Group 6, Dunhill's Group 5 is a large size designation, resulting in a deep chamber and, often, muscular and hearty proportions. The... more info