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This estate piece is a flawless, highly distinguished example of premium British pipemaking history: a vintage Dunhill Cumberland, carved in the specialized 4134 straight Billiard shape. Dunhill introduced the Cumberland line in 1979, naming it after the warehouse where their rarest, most heavily aged briar blocks were stored. The line quickly became a favorite among collectors, setting itself apart with a rugged sandblast finish, a smooth-polished rim top, a rich chestnut-brown stain, and a striking brindle vulcanite stem. Bearing a clear 36 underlined date suffix on the shank, this particular piece stands as a proud artifact from 1996, representing an exceptional era of modern Dunhill craftsmanship.
The stummel is sculpted into Dunhill's elegant Group 4 straight Billiard variation, featuring a tall, proud bowl and a perfectly circular, balanced shank. The deep sandblast finish wraps seamlessly around the body of the stummel, creating a highly tactile texture with beautiful grain definition along the walls. The rim top is left completely smooth and polished, providing an elegant contrast to the craggy body below. The smooth undercarriage of the shank features crisp, perfectly legible nomenclature, including the 4134 shape stamp and the iconic Made in England stamping. The shank transitions flush into a hand-cut brindle vulcanite taper stem, displaying a beautiful faux-woodgrain marbling of red and black tones, topped with Dunhill's legendary white spot inlay.
The precise physical measurements for this British classic are:
