Alfred Dunhill The White Spot Pipe - Shell Briar 4934 Brandy

The timeless luxury of the White Spot. When it comes to pipes, Alfred Dunhill "The White Spot" represents the highest expression of British craftsmanship. Since 1910, every pipe produced in the London workshops has been the result of a rigorous process: from the selection of the briar to the meticulous final checks. The iconic White Spot set into the mouthpiece is the seal of unparalleled quality, recognized and coveted by smokers worldwide.

Shell Briar: the original black sandblast. Created by Dunhill in 1917, the "Shell Briar" is the sandblasted finish that made history. Through a deep and accurate process, the softer part of the briar is removed, revealing a dark, hard, and incredibly fascinating three-dimensional texture. This process is not only aesthetic: it significantly lightens the pipe and increases its heat dissipation surface, ensuring a cool and dry smoke.

Shape 4934: the elegance of the "Nose-warmer" Brandy. The absolute peculiarity of this model lies in its compact shapes. The "Brandy" bowl, characterized by a wide base that narrows towards the top (excellent for concentrating tobacco aromas), is paired with a deliberately very short shank, typical of the so-called nose-warmers. The number "4" indicates an excellent Group 4 capacity, but its reduced size and soft mouthpiece in pure ebonite make it a true featherweight, perfect for holding comfortably between the teeth without any effort.

Technical Details:

• Condition: New

• Model: Shape 4934 (Short Brandy / Nosewarmer - Group 4)

• Series: Shell Briar

• Bowl Material: Briar

• Finish: Deep Black Sandblast

• Mouthpiece: Straight saddle in pure black ebonite with iconic White Spot.

• Filter: Filterless

• Production: Made in England.