The legendary pipe that created smoking culture

Eyewear, shoes, ties... these are the essential elements of a gentleman's style and lifestyle. They convey the thoughts and spirit of the maker, creating a sense of space to cherish and keep just for oneself. Even as times change, I don't want to abandon such discerning tastes.


DUNHILL/Dunhill <br> Pipes: Left/ 129,600 yen , Right/ 756,000 yen
■ Isetan Shinjuku Store, Men's Building 8th Floor = Isetan Men's Residence

The history of Dunhill is also the history of pipes. The pipes that appeared in 1910 cost twice as much as the finest pipes of the time. Since then, the white spot on the jet-black mouthpiece, "The White Spot," has become a symbol of the finest pipes. Its high quality has generated enthusiastic supporters, and it is said that the Duke of Windsor, known for his dapper taste, was one of them.

The cigarette on the left in the photo is a 1964 flat-shank billiard. In addition to its popular classic shape, this vintage piece, featuring oil-carrying technology, is highly coveted among enthusiasts for its consistent and delicious smoking experience.

On the right is a special model from 1992. The shape is a saddle billiard. The bowl-topped cap is a combination of 18K yellow gold and pink gold, and the surface engraving is a basketweave pattern created by a craftsman.

These items were stored at Tsuge Seisakusho, a company that has spearheaded Japan's pipe culture and is known worldwide. They have been completely maintained, from the mouthpiece to the airway and dowel, and are historically valuable and in excellent condition.

*All prices include tax.

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