Dunhill Pipes: A Classic Among Connoisseurs
The name Dunhill enjoys a legendary reputation: Dunhill Pipes and the trademark Alfred Dunhill's The White Spot stand like few others for high-quality pipes and accessories with British understatement. For Alfred Dunhill, it was never just about luxury, but above all about quality and functionality: “It must be useful. It must work dependably. It must be beautiful. It must last. It must be the best of its kind.” This high standard made Dunhill famous worldwide.
Tradition Since 1910
Alfred Dunhill began in his father’s saddlery, which specialized in automobiles. His first pipe was designed for drivers and quickly became a success. In 1910, he opened his own store in London, where he introduced innovations such as pipe sandblasting and the use of ebonite for mouthpieces. Series such as Cumberland, Shell Briar, Bruyere, and Root Briar remain staples in the pipe world to this day.

Classic Values and Craftsmanship
Dunhill stands for British elegance and tradition. While the pipes may not suit every budget, true enthusiasts and collectors appreciate their quality. Those who value long-lasting craftsmanship will find in Dunhill a timeless product that endures for generations.
Dunhill Pipe Tobacco: Now by Peterson
Dunhill once offered an exclusive selection of pipe tobaccos. After withdrawing from the tobacco business, the Scandinavian Tobacco Group took over production and now sells the popular blends under the Peterson Pipe Tobacco brand.
The Famous "White Spot"
Every Dunhill pipe bears the characteristic white dot on the mouthpiece. Originally intended as an orientation aid, it has become one of the most recognized brand symbols in the pipe world.

Craftsmanship and Materials
Dunhill exclusively produces sandblasted and smooth pipes. There are no rusticated or lacquered models, ensuring the best possible smoking experience. The mouthpieces are made of ebonite or Cumberland. Pipes with 9-mm filters are rare, as they are less in demand outside Germany.
Elegant Embellishments
Many models feature sterling silver accents. In addition to classic shank bands and wind caps, Dunhill occasionally uses natural materials such as horn or mammoth ivory.
Highly Sought-After Collectibles: Dunhill Limited Editions
Dunhill pipes are especially popular among collectors. Limited Editions and the annual Christmas Pipes are coveted rarities, featuring elaborate packaging and individual serial numbers.
Unique Pieces from Series Production
Dunhill combines precise series production with meticulous hand-finishing. Each pipe is individually cataloged to best showcase its grain and finish. This makes every model in our collection a unique piece.

