Made during the time Jim Cooke was still with his wife Debbie, the pipe nevertheless shows off some of the sandblasting that has come to be the hallmark of Cooke pipes. Clearly a favorite of somebody, the blast is somewhat worn down by hand holding, but there is still enough to give texture to the pipe. Although plenty of residue carbon sits on the rim, the inner rim is actually round, with very little wear visible. The acrylic is a new replacement in a pearly gray hue. The tobacco chamber is in fine condition.
6.25” long, bowl 1.9” tall (more or less…it’s hard to pinpoint a beginning and an end to a curved shape like this). Weight: 2 oz., 56 g.