Alfred Dunhill Limited Edition Terracotta Army Chestnut Pipe WS00012636 43/60

• Overall Length: 148mm
• Overall Height: 77mm
• Bowl Height: 52mm
• Bowl Diameter: 39mm
• Bore: 18mm
• Weight: 60g
• Deluxe Presentation Box
• Solid Silver Pipe Tamper
• Signed Certificate of authenticity
• Limited to 60 pieces worldwide

The Alfred Dunhill Limited Edition Terracotta Army Chestnut Pipe is a striking blend of history, artistry, and world-class craftsmanship. Inspired by the ancient Terracotta Army, this exceptional pipe pays tribute to one of the most awe-inspiring archaeological discoveries of all time. With only 60 pieces crafted, this pipe is an extraordinary collectible for those who appreciate heritage and fine design.

At the heart of this release is the Group 4 Bent Billiard Chestnut Pipe, finished in Dunhill’s warm and rich Chestnut tone. The deep hues and polished grain highlight the briar’s natural texture, bringing a sense of depth and character to the piece. The sterling silver band, hallmarked for authenticity, adds an elegant contrast, while the bent billiard shape ensures a comfortable and balanced grip, perfect for both display and use.

Adding to its allure is the sterling silver tamper, modelled after a Terracotta Army soldier. This intricate accessory captures the essence of the ancient warriors with remarkable detail, from their ceremonial armour to their solemn stance. It’s not merely a tool—it’s a symbolic connection to the pipe’s historical inspiration.

The set is housed in a bespoke presentation case that reflects the grandeur and artistry of its theme. With bold design elements and subtle nods to Chinese history, the case serves as both a protective enclosure and a showcase for this magnificent piece.

Limited to just 60 editions, the Alfred Dunhill Terracotta Army Chestnut Pipe is a true testament to Dunhill’s mastery of blending history with functionality. This pipe is more than an instrument for smoking—it’s a story, a statement, and a symbol of timeless elegance. Owning this piece is not merely a privilege; it’s an honour to hold history in one’s hand.