Although the very shape and style of this pipe should reveal the fact that it is an older piece, when more time and effort went into every piece, we can also glean that fact from the “C” used to spell “Copenhagen” rather than the later use of the “K.” Doesn’t it look like the pipe’s shape, including that difficult-to-make 8 sided panel at the top of the bowl, was influenced by the wonderful Pipe Dan pipes? The size is Grp. 5, or maybe 6, depending on how you value bowl height. The draw is wide-open. The condition is very good, with no wear on the rim and one inconsequential mark on the stem. In case you can’t tell from the photos whether the pipe is blasted or hand-rusticated, it is a sandblast.
5.7” long, bowl 2.95” tall. Weight: 1.75 oz., 51 grams.