Rendered in versatile Group 3 dimensions, this straight Bulldog from English marque Dunhill offers the conical bowl and double beadlines... more info

Even within the same Group size, Dunhill's "24" Foursquare shape can vary in its proportions, the shank and transition differing in their stoutness... more info

Most call Dunhill's "26" shape an Oom Paul, but the English marque refers to the tall, deeply bent shape as a Hungarian. Whichever name you give the... more info

Often times, Dunhill will pair its "13" bent Apple with a flaring mount-style arrangement at the shank end, making for a whimsical silhouette.... more info

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

Dunhill features two straight Bulldog renditions on its standard shape chart: the "17" and the "04." Both remain traditional in regards to standard... more info

Typically, Dunhill's "10" shape is a classic iteration of the traditional Liverpool, and in silhouette, that's exactly what's presented here more info

Two versions of Dunhill's "12" Stack design exist: One is a classic iteration of the standard form, featuring a Billiard bowl that's proportionately... more info

An interesting fact about the Dunhill "12" straight Billiard is that, in its earlier form, it was actually the base for one of Alfred Dunhill's... more info