Dunhill County 5226 pipe

A beautiful sandblasted pipe of the brand Dunhill:

Dunhill County pipes are less known than other pipe collections of the famous English brand because they are even rarer! These pipes are sandblasted, and then a light brown color is applied on the briar so that the grain of the wood can stand out. This finish is very special because the brand Dunhill developed it in 1986, stopped it the following year, and started using it again 20 years later!

A rare Dunhill pipe with a Hungarian shape:

This Dunhill 5226 pipe with a Hungarian shape represents elegance and sophistication. Thanks to its bent silhouette and its big bowl, this pipe will be very comfortable in the hand and in the mouth.

Dunhill County pipes are equipped with a beautiful cumberland stem whose color fits perfectly with the color of the briar. Like ebonite, cumberland is very comfortable in the mouth.

Did you know that Dunhill pipes can easily be recognized thanks to the white dot on their stem?

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