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Italian silver fountain pen in Sterling 925 by VIMACC Arezzo, with a Schmidt Iridium Point nib (size M); length 15 cm, diameter 1.3 cm, in good used condition and in working order.
Description from the seller
Italian fountain pen made of solid 925 sterling silver – VIMACC, Arezzo – Schmidt Iridium Point M nib
Description
Elegant Italian fountain pen crafted with a Sterling 925 silver body, with a fine linear finish and glossy black resin elements.
The body bears the marks “925” and “ITALY”, as well as the Italian manufacturer’s identification mark ★ 1460 AR, attributed to VIMACC S.n.c., Arezzo, Italy, a workshop specializing in the processing of precious metals.
The pen is equipped with a SCHMIDT Iridium Point nib, size M (Medium). Schmidt is a German manufacturer known for writing components and systems used by many European manufacturers.
The piece features a classic and elegant Italian design, combining 925 silver with a glossy black finish. The end of the body is rounded, and the joints and ornaments are finished in silver tone.
There is a personalized engraving on the body, including an inscription that appears to contain the year 2009, visible in the photographs.
Condition is good, with normal signs of use and surface patina/scratches typical of silver, visible in the detailed photos. These have not been removed by aggressive polishing in order to preserve the piece in its current state.
Features:
* Origin: Italy
* Body material: Sterling silver 925/1000
* Mark: 925 – ITALY
* Silver maker’s mark: ★ 1460 AR – VIMACC, Arezzo
* Nib: Schmidt Iridium Point
* Nib size: M – Medium
* Glossy black elements
* Personalized engraving on the body
* Probable period: 2000s
* Condition: good, with signs of use and patina according to the photos
An interesting Italian writing instrument, made from precious metal and suitable both for everyday use and for a collection of Italian silver pens or objects.
The exact condition, markings, nib, and any signs of use are shown in the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.
Italian fountain pen made of solid 925 sterling silver – VIMACC, Arezzo – Schmidt Iridium Point M nib
Description
Elegant Italian fountain pen crafted with a Sterling 925 silver body, with a fine linear finish and glossy black resin elements.
The body bears the marks “925” and “ITALY”, as well as the Italian manufacturer’s identification mark ★ 1460 AR, attributed to VIMACC S.n.c., Arezzo, Italy, a workshop specializing in the processing of precious metals.
The pen is equipped with a SCHMIDT Iridium Point nib, size M (Medium). Schmidt is a German manufacturer known for writing components and systems used by many European manufacturers.
The piece features a classic and elegant Italian design, combining 925 silver with a glossy black finish. The end of the body is rounded, and the joints and ornaments are finished in silver tone.
There is a personalized engraving on the body, including an inscription that appears to contain the year 2009, visible in the photographs.
Condition is good, with normal signs of use and surface patina/scratches typical of silver, visible in the detailed photos. These have not been removed by aggressive polishing in order to preserve the piece in its current state.
Features:
* Origin: Italy
* Body material: Sterling silver 925/1000
* Mark: 925 – ITALY
* Silver maker’s mark: ★ 1460 AR – VIMACC, Arezzo
* Nib: Schmidt Iridium Point
* Nib size: M – Medium
* Glossy black elements
* Personalized engraving on the body
* Probable period: 2000s
* Condition: good, with signs of use and patina according to the photos
An interesting Italian writing instrument, made from precious metal and suitable both for everyday use and for a collection of Italian silver pens or objects.
The exact condition, markings, nib, and any signs of use are shown in the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.
