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

The "07" on Dunhill's shape chart denotes a classic Prince, and it can either be paired to a slightly downturned stem or one of arrow-straight posture more info

The Acorn isn't a non-traditional design; a number of vintage French and English makers have produced the design. However, Dunhill doesn't designate... more info

Dunhill's Quaint series offers pipes whose shaping falls outside of the marque's standard pipe chart, making for some unique and highly collectible... more info