Dunhill Chestnut Group 4 #4107

Alfred Dunhill White Spot In 1915, the famous white spot was introduced because many people had trouble knowing which way to insert the handmade vulcanite mouthpieces. So Alfred Dunhill ordered white spots to be placed on the upper side of the stem. This was a good and practical solution  to the problem. This would later become a destined  trademark for the Dunhill pipes. The “white spot” later became known as a symbol of quality.

Dunhill Size Groupings:  Although the scarcity of fine briar has always necessitated the pricing of Dunhill according to the amount of roots employed in their manufacture, it is important to remember that, irrespective of size and price, they are of one quality only – the finest. The bowls are sorted into 6 groups:

Group 1 Small, Group 2 Medium to small, Group 3 Medium, Group 4 Medium to Large, Group 5 Large, Group 6 Extra large

Length : 15.6 cm

Height: 3.26 cm

Chamber Diameter: 3.89 cm

Chamber Depth: 2.56 cm