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

In Group 5 size, Dunhill's "11" Lovat shape starts to take on some subtle, seemingly Italian proportions. The bold bowl up front offers no shortage... more info

The "12" Stack from Dunhill is an old shape: In an earlier form it was the basis of one of the "windshield" pipe designs that Alfred Dunhill himself... more info

The Author isn't nearly as common a shape as it once was, and, as a general rule, the oval-shanked Diplomat variant is even rarer. With Dunhill,... more info

The first shape on Dunhill's systematized shape chart, the "01" is a classic straight Apple rendition, marked by a reserved and rounded bowl with... more info

A bold, English-style Billiard, Dunhill's "03" defines the form with a full-bodied bowl and austere presence in profile. This Group 5-sized example... more info

A fine Sitter, thanks to its flattened heel, this sturdy "22" Poker is rendered in robust Group 5 proportions, Dunhill's second-largest standard size... more info