The gentlemanly accouterments the company produced during the period remain some of its most covetable and prized at auction, from beautiful enameled lighters to intricately engraved clocks. For the brand’s designers today, these pieces provide invaluable points of reference on which to draw for their latest collections.
One item in particular from the archive captured their imaginations – produced in the 1920s, the mystery box could only be opened by pressing three concealed buttons simultaneously, providing the perfect hiding place.
Adorned with eye-catching vertical and horizontal lines, these decorative finishes have been carried through to its new pieces.
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A pair of gold-plated cufflinks combines these motifs into a graphic, rectangular shape, finished with a pyramid sodalite set into the centre, cut by one of Germany’s finest stonecutters.
It’s joined by a matching tie bar, alongside a new take on Dunhill’s popular Sentryman pen, featuring the “AD” logo at the end of the barrel. The collection is completed with a compact leather case, with just enough space to safely transport your new accessories.
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