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Dunhill Shell Briar 4134 Group 4 Brandy Pipe

Name: Dunhill Shell Briar 4134 Group 4 Brandy Pipe
Brand: Dunhill
Price: 545.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Dunhill Shell Briar 4134 Group 4 Pipe - Right side view highlighting deep relief ring-grain sandblasted texture

Dunhill Shell Briar 4134 Group 4 Pipe - Bottom view displaying official Dunhill stampings and shape code 4134

Dunhill Shell Briar 4134 Group 4 Pipe - Top-down view looking into the smooth rim and open tobacco chamber

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

inch / oz

mm / gram

Length

142 mm 5.59 inch

Bowl height

45 mm 1.77 inch

Outside diameter

37 mm 1.46 inch

Chamber diameter

20 mm 0.79 inch

Chamber depth

36 mm 1.42 inch

Weight

36.80 gram 1.30 oz

Overall dimension

Medium

Filter

Condition

New

Country

United Kingdom

Brand

Dunhill

Model

Brandy

Finish

Sandblast

Shape

Straight

Material

Briar-root

Stem

Ebonite

Original bag

of the manufacturer

Original box

of the manufacturer

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FEATURES

Made in England (made in 2026)

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The Dunhill Shell Briar 4134 Group 4 pipe represents the pinnacle of classic British pipemaking heritage. Carved to Group 4 proportions under the iconic 4134 shape designation, it features a timeless straight Brandy silhouette, highlighted by a gently flared conical bowl that narrows slightly toward the rim. The famous Shell Briar finish—pioneered by Alfred Dunhill—showcases a deep, dark sandblasting technique that exposes the striking ring-grain texture of the briar while enhancing heat dissipation. The straight shank transitions seamlessly into a hand-fitted straight black ebonite mouthpiece, inlaid with the world-renowned White Spot.