Description

While there have been some oddities to come out of Dunhill’s Quaint line of shapes, this one nods to perhaps one of the most classic forms out there: the Cutty. With its strong forward cant, pegged spur, and long, slender downturned shank and stem, in profile it bears a remarkable resemblance to the clay tavern pipes of old. It may be a more modern interpretation, but if you’re looking for classic, this is a hard one to beat.

This pipe has been individually photographed, so that the pipe you see in the picture is the pipe you will receive.

A – 1 in

B – 2.3 in

C – 6 in

D – 0.6 in

E  – 1.6 in