Dunhill Pipes
When inspecting the remarkable variety of shapes in which the "Dunhill" is made, there is no need to worry about the grain of the wood. Each piece is a perfect specimen and has its own particular fascination but it is unwise to choose one merely because it pleases the eye. (taken from the 1962 Dunhill catalog)Dunhill Pipes
Dunhill Bruyere Pipes simply put are a fine example of understatement. Deep red to brown in color and a high gloss finish. Bruyere has a palm feel unlike any other pipe in this price range.
Looking down your nose while smoking a Dunhill Cumberland is a pleasure. The cumberland stem with its unique swirls and color changes wrapping nicely around the legendary white spot is simply a new experience with each puff.
If you've ever been in the market for a delightfully rusticated pipe look no further. Dunhill County pipes sport a medium brown stain and are lightly polished to create a combination of effects not seen in any other Dunhill line.
A piece of briar wrapped in a tuxedo. Dunhill Dress Pipes need no invitation to any high class engagement. Classic black on black separated by a stylish belt of silver the Dress Pipe, at it's origin, had only one purpose - grace.
Somewhat of change for Dunhill in so much as the coloring could be considered outside the brand style but maybe, just maybe that's what was intended.
Root briar is considered one of the highest grades of Dunhill Pipes. These pipes are fairly rare and only offered one to two times per year.
Dunhill Shell Briar Pipes are what we would consider the workhorse of the Dunhill brand. Sporting a distinctive rusticated black finish along with all the great facets of Dunhills twice the price.
Dunhill Amber Root pipes feature a deep reddish finish accented by outstanding grain. The Amber Root line has been captivating audiences for years.
The brother of the Cumberland the Dunhill Chestnut brings the sophistication to the game. Simple designs and flawless finish this deep crimson smoker needs a place at the beginning of any rotation.