Hichiriki, Susudake Bamboo Pipe

Purchased at an antique shop in Kyoto about 20 years ago. I was told it was made by splitting smoked bamboo into four, turning them inside out, and then rejoining them to form a pipe.
I used it a few times after purchasing it, but since I haven't had the opportunity to use it since, I'm offering it to someone who can use it.
Production Period
According to the shop owner, it was acquired along with items from the late Edo period. When I purchased it, it came in a black lacquered box with mother-of-pearl inlay, but the owner said the box had already been sold. I didn't ask about any inscriptions or provenance.
Condition
It is well-aged smoked bamboo, and the inner lacquer has thinned, suggesting it was used for a long time. It has a somewhat hard, glass-like sound. The paper used to secure the reed was made thicker.
One piece of cherry bark is missing from the center of the pipe. This does not affect playing, but I deliberately did not repair it, thinking a repair would make it more noticeable.
Accessories
None (The box shown in the image is from another item used for photography and is not included with the product. Please understand.)
We would appreciate your consideration if you understand the condition. (*ᴗˬᴗ)⁾⁾⁾