I just got this from EBeast. Did Comoy's ever make unmarked pipes? The quality of the grain on this one and the shape ooze Comoy's to me, but an unmarked Comoy's? There is not a stamp or mark on the beauty. Thanks in advance.View attachment 93401
But IF that's a Comoy's, 7charb, I'd rather guess that it's a shape 334, the large Apple with the thicker shank. At least it looks slightly more chubby to me.
Than again, mentioning that this pipe doesn't have any stampings at all, even not a shape number, nor a "made in England" stamp, I somewhat doubt that this is a Comoy's pipe. Or what do you or the others think?
Again - I'm pretty sure it's 368, not 36B.
However - I'm really not sure how you come to the believe it's a Comoy's pipe if it doesn't have any markings/stampings at all. Perhaps the pipe is somewhat similar to a Comoy's shape 368 you display, but if you ask me, the shape is slightly different. I mean, there are so many well known pipe factories that did a classical, medium-sized apple.
Is there any marking on the silver band? Comoy's silver bands always had a HC engraved into a rectangle or hexagon.
No idea, I'm not knowledgeable about pipes or tobacco, I just moderate. However I love that pipe Charb. The apple shape is near and dear to my heart, and that one looks like a great one!