The top (winged helm) is a screw-in bowl. The pipe is displayed in a patented case.
The patent 141486/19 has been granted in 1920 for the design of the ventilated case. The vents on the case and the removable bowl may be observed on the enlarged views.
• Value (Estate - Feb 2011): 677.30 US $ • 501.00 €

Churchwarden shape with two interchangeable bowls in a Dress finish. This pipe illustrates one of the first recourse to the modern "Dunhill" mark (with legs on the "d", "h" and "l"). From 1995 all the pipes are stamped with this mark (in oval).
The pipe is dated from 1934 because of an article of "Modern Mechanix" issued in March of that year (see document).

• Value (Estate - Aug 2009): 305.00 US $ • 212,00 €

Extremely large shagreen overlayed pipe. The hallmarks on the two Sterling mounts are the only markings on this pipe. The "e" letter determins the production year (see document).
• Value (Estate - Sep 2010): 1,225.00 US $ • 940,00 €

 

Group 6 size pipe shaped to resemble the Dunhill “My Mixture” white ceramic tobacco jars. There were less than 100 of Shell finished pipes produced.
• Value (Estate - Jun 2006): 766.85 US $ • 484,80 €

The Root Briar finish was reserved for the European dealers. As for the Shell finish about 100 pieces of the smooth version were issued.
• Value (Estate - May 2013): 1525.00 US $ • 1175.00 €

Pipe in the form of a microphone resting on a gramophone record.
To celebrate the "UK Pipe Smoker of the Year" the Association of Independent Tobacco Specialists (AITS †) commissioned a British manufacturer a limited edition.
In 1982 Dunhill was selected and the award was given to Dave Lee Travis, a famous disk jockey with the BBC Radio. Among the 50 numbered microphone pipes, #1 was offered to the winner and #2 kept in the Dunhill’s Museum in London. This is the #12.

• Value (Unsmoked - Jul 2011): 765.50 US $ • 547.20 €

The Space Shuttle edition was carved by Bill Taylor (Ashton) just before he left Dunhill (1983). The small pipe can be removed from the holder.

Hallmarks:

The "H" date letter on the band (enlarged view #2) is coherent with the year suffix (22) on the shank: 1982

The crown certifies a gold band (fineness: 750).

• Value (Estate - June 2013): 860.00 US $ • 644.00 €

A limited edition series of one hundred numbered pipes with two separate mouthpieces: a churwarden stem and a shorter stem. The model was originally advertised in the May, 1989 Harvard Magazine and was made available to the university alumni through the Harvard Clubs.

• Value (Estate - Aug 2012): 1,202.00 US $ • 980.00 €

• Value (Estate - Feb 2010): 200.00 GB £ • 221,93 €

Limited Edition (this pipe: 51/250) commemorating both the centenary of the publication of Theorie of Special Relativity (1905) and the 50th anniversary of Einstein's death (1955).

• Value (Estate - Aug 2012): 1325.00 US $ • 1024.67 €

Pipes from this limited edition are supposed to be inspired by the shapes of pagoda roof tops. They are fitted with a Jade band set between two sterling silver bands and came with a Jade tamper (enlarged view #1).
• Value (Estate - Apr 2009):

2,755.00 US $ • 2,090.00 €

The total production of this model is limited to 200 pieces, equally divided between the Shell Briar and the Dress finish (see picture opposite).

The model is part of the "Celebration of Gamesmanship" book editions.

• Value (Estate - Dec 2012): 920.00 US $ • 696.00 €