Showoff Your Dunhill Pipes Here!

[drwatson]

Here's mine! O wait I still dont have any! :crying:

 

[jpmcwjr]

Great collage, and fabulous pipes you've posted!

 

[pitchfork]

The two new Shells are really nice -- the bevelled rims can be very handy when it comes to loading the bowl.

 

[thefur]

I just started smoking pipes a few months ago and a friend gave me some pipes he was no longer using...I have no clue what they are or how to refurb them. the white one is a clay pipe.

 

[thefur]

sorry. posted my pics in the wrong thread.

 

[disinformatique]

My latest acquisition -
Dunhill Shell Briar Pot (R) (US Patent) (Vernon Tenon) (1933)

Cheers,

Chris :puffpipe:

 

[fishnbanjo]

Most of these were shown in a previous photo with a Dunhill rack and tamper. In this photo there is a shell with original horn stem, Albert Dunhills personal pipe, Alfred's grandson, an original innertube. I also have a second Dunhill pipe rack, sorry no photos at the moment, the last pipe is very special and historic and I am awaiting its arrival.
1922 was a significant year for Dunhill, they began turning and finishing their own stummels rather than purchasing them pre turned, it was also the year the Bruyere finish was debuted. This is a 1922 Dunhill Bruyere Churchwarden with custom fitted Morrocan leather case ordered through the Dunhill Duke Street Store, it sports a Dunhill hallmarked 1922 engine turned 14k band. I think this will complete my Dunhill procurement days since this is a fine group.

banjo

 

[iamn8]

Sooooo many wicked pipes here!!! Richard, you'd win the trophy had I one to give!!! Those are the nicest Dunhills I've ever seen!!! Each one better than the last! You def only buy the creme de la creme!!!

 

[disinformatique]

I'll kill any one of the blokes around here for Banjo's Dunnies :twisted:
Chris :puffpipe:

 

[mothernaturewilleatusallforbreakfast]

@fishnbanjo's Dunhill's for president!

 

[meatballj]

I've been on the hunt for a Dunhill for quite some time and have never found one that was in right price range or one that spoke to me. Was out antique shopping on this Canadian Thanksgiving Day Weekend and happened upon this little beauty. The white dot caught my eye first, but I love the size of this pipe and the fact that its a rusticated finish. It looks to be in great shape and I am most thankful for this find.

 

[agnosticpipe]

Well, as long as this thread has been revived, I know ya'll are dying to see this again, so I decided to add it in just to confuse those that are not familiar with this rarity.

Behold, the elusive patent era Dunhill Cob, also known as the DunCob.

 

[wyfbane]

I am bad with pictures. Here is my first Dunhill: a 1976 Shell Grp 2 (I didn't know how small a group 2 was... lol)

And here is my greatest Dunhill: a 1952 Shell bamboo warden (sort of knocked out 3 birds with one stone on this baby. lol)

 

[jmagen]

Dunhills: unadorned yet classy. Stylish but almost unmistakable?

 

[disinformatique]

3 Dunhills I acquired earlier this year.
1953 Dunhill Root Briar 576 Group 1.

1956 Dunhill Tanshell #83 Group 3 T Sandblasted Zulu

1991 Dunhill Collector Series HT (Hand Turned) This one has a crack on the bowl and will require lots of TLC before it can be smoked.

Chris :puffpipe:

 

[ssjones]

I had a few Dunhill additions in 2016.
1969 CK Bruyere

1977 488 Root Briar

 

[scrumpyjack]

2003 Shell

 

[thomasw]

Dunhill 4117 Shell Briar Straight Rhodesian:>

Dunhill Shell Briar Saddle Stem Billiard (1980):>

 

[pipehunter]

 

[agnosticpipe]

Well... I know you probably don't want to see this again, but here it is. Patent era Dunhill Cob. Sorry, but rum, ok?