This must be at least a Grp. 7 size (using Dunhill’s template for those unfamiliar with that standard that I keep talking about but failing to explain) because the chamber walls are almost .75” thick and I can still easily get my thumb into the chamber, which is just shy of 1” in diameter. You can see all the straight grain around the bowl in the photos. The draw is wide-open and the stem is acrylic. I’ll call the condition excellent because on a rough finish, in this case a plateau rim, a used pipe will inevitably have some carbon residue and as long as there is no wear on the inner rim, there’s no diminishment of condition. The mark-free stem is acrylic.
6 1/8” long, bowl 2.3” tall. Weight: 3.25 oz., 93 grams.