4113 Dunhill Cumberland Group 4 Ref:05-07-26

4113 Dunhill Cumberland Group 4 Bent Apple. The pipe you see in the pictures is the actual pipe you will receive.

The Finish

When Alfred Dunhill released his patented “Shell Briar”, he forever changed the pipe smoking world. Dunhill has often been credited with being the first to offer sandblasted pipes. The Cumberland finish further displayed Dunhill’s innovative spirit. It has been a huge success since its release in 1979, the Cumberland’s brindled vulcanite stem became so synonymous with the line that today we all refer to it as a “Cumberland” mouthpiece. This mouthpiece is also found on the Chestnut pipes.

Measurements in millimetres

• Overall length 147mm
• Bowl height 48mm
• Smoking chamber diameter 19mm
• Weight in grams 42g

Dunhill White Spot Sizes

Group 1 Small

Group 2 Medium to small

Group 3 Medium

Group 4 Medium to Large

Group 5 Large

Group 6 Extra large

OD XXL

About Dunhill White Spot Pipes

In 1907, Alfred Dunhill inaugurated his tobacconist shop on Duke Street, initially sourcing pipes from independent pipe makers. By 1910, he established his own workshop near the shop. Around 1912, Dunhill introduced the ivory White Spot to the mouthpiece, aiding both staff and clients in correctly positioning the hand-cut mouthpiece on the Dunhill pipe. This emblem soon evolved into a universally recognized symbol for all Dunhill products and secured international trademark status.

Dunhill pipes are renowned as some of the finest globally, earning them the moniker “the Rolls Royce of Pipes.” Crafted from flawless briar, these pipes undergo expert craftsmanship, ensuring an absence of pits, fills, or flaws. Coveted by collectors worldwide, Dunhill Pipes are highly sought after.

In Europe, James Barber boasts arguably the largest and finest selection of Alfred Dunhill pipes, with over 500 available for purchase. Personally curated by James through frequent visits to the Dunhill pipe factory, each pipe reflects a commitment to quality and excellence.

Dunhill pipes are often considered collectibles. The brand’s long history, commitment to quality, and limited production runs contribute to the desirability of their pipes among collectors.

Dunhill pipes are often graded based on the quality of the wood, craftsmanship, and other factors. Higher-grade pipes may have exceptional grain patterns and meticulous finishing.

View our full collection of Dunhill pipes here: Dunhill White Spot Pipes | James Barber Tobacconist (smoke.co.uk)