Marlen - Mother-of-Pearl Chess - No reserve price - Pen

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Letizia Iacopini
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Specialises in vintage and modern Italian fountain pens with over 20 years' experience.

Estimate  € 140 - € 210
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€15
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€12
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€10

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Marlen for Zoppini Firenze ballpoint pen with a mother‑of‑pearl chessboard, made in Italy between 2000 and 2010 from mother‑of‑pearl and fine resin, in excellent condition and in working order.

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Marlen for Zoppini Firenze Ballpoint Pen with Mother-of-Pearl Checkerboard and Original Box

Elegant Italian ballpoint pen crafted by Marlen for Zoppini Firenze, characterized by an extraordinary geometric checkerboard design. The barrel features a refined alternating pattern of glossy black elements and mother-of-pearl‑effect inserts, which catch the light, creating evocative reflections and a captivating color contrast.

The silver metal finishes further enhance the pen’s design. Particularly elegant are the sculpted clip with a spherical tip, the wide ring adorned with the Zoppini logo, and the top embellished with a golden emblem on a black background. The generous proportions and the refined combination of glossy surfaces give this writing instrument a distinctive personality.

The pen is presented in excellent condition and is accompanied by its original Zoppini Firenze black box with a silver logo and a contoured interior. A harmonious ensemble, with an especially elegant presentation, ideal as a classy gift.

A creation that combines Marlen’s Italian expertise in writing instruments with Zoppini Firenze’s aesthetic taste. A characterful object capable of standing out in a collection of Italian pens as well as in daily use.

Refill loaded and pen ready to write

Tracked shipping and careful packaging; low-cost couriers will not be used

Marlen for Zoppini Firenze Ballpoint Pen with Mother-of-Pearl Checkerboard and Original Box

Elegant Italian ballpoint pen crafted by Marlen for Zoppini Firenze, characterized by an extraordinary geometric checkerboard design. The barrel features a refined alternating pattern of glossy black elements and mother-of-pearl‑effect inserts, which catch the light, creating evocative reflections and a captivating color contrast.

The silver metal finishes further enhance the pen’s design. Particularly elegant are the sculpted clip with a spherical tip, the wide ring adorned with the Zoppini logo, and the top embellished with a golden emblem on a black background. The generous proportions and the refined combination of glossy surfaces give this writing instrument a distinctive personality.

The pen is presented in excellent condition and is accompanied by its original Zoppini Firenze black box with a silver logo and a contoured interior. A harmonious ensemble, with an especially elegant presentation, ideal as a classy gift.

A creation that combines Marlen’s Italian expertise in writing instruments with Zoppini Firenze’s aesthetic taste. A characterful object capable of standing out in a collection of Italian pens as well as in daily use.

Refill loaded and pen ready to write

Tracked shipping and careful packaging; low-cost couriers will not be used

Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Model/type
Mother-of-Pearl Chess
Country of origin
Italy
Period
2000-2010
Material
Mother of pearl, Precious resin
Manufacturer/brand
Marlen
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Diameter
1.5 cm
Length
13 cm
ItalyVerified
342
Objects sold
98.89%
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