Waterman - 0552 1/2 - Fountain pen






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Waterman Ideal fountain pen from the early 20th century (circa 1910–1920), model 0552 1/2, with a body and cap in 18k gold plating (.750), made in the United States, eyedropper filling, original 14k gold Waterman’s Ideal New York nib, in excellent condition with crisp engraving and minimal brassing, length 15 cm and diameter 4 cm, a collectible piece suitable for use or display.
Description from the seller
This is a Waterman Ideal fountain pen, manufactured in the early 20th century (c. 1910–1920). It stands out for its body and cap finished in 18k gold plating with a contrasting seal, lavishly decorated with a delicate Art Nouveau floral engraving.
• Technical details: Dropper-loading system (eyedropper). The body bears authenticity punches and the engraving "Waterman's" that guarantees its origin.
• Nib: Equipped with an original Waterman’s Ideal New York nib in solid 14-karat gold. These nibs are famous for their smoothness and, often, for their flexibility.
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation for its age, with crisp engravings and no deep wear on the metal (brassing).
A highly sophisticated collectible piece, ideal for both use and display in a display case.
Carefully packaged in a generic case with a tracking number and insurance.
This is a Waterman Ideal fountain pen, manufactured in the early 20th century (c. 1910–1920). It stands out for its body and cap finished in 18k gold plating with a contrasting seal, lavishly decorated with a delicate Art Nouveau floral engraving.
• Technical details: Dropper-loading system (eyedropper). The body bears authenticity punches and the engraving "Waterman's" that guarantees its origin.
• Nib: Equipped with an original Waterman’s Ideal New York nib in solid 14-karat gold. These nibs are famous for their smoothness and, often, for their flexibility.
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation for its age, with crisp engravings and no deep wear on the metal (brassing).
A highly sophisticated collectible piece, ideal for both use and display in a display case.
Carefully packaged in a generic case with a tracking number and insurance.
