Conway Stewart - 286 - 没有保留价 - 钢笔

标题

Conway Stewart No. 286 – Green Marble – Plume or 14 ct semi-flex – Lever Filler – c. 1940 – Fonctionnel

法文描述

Conway Stewart No. 286钢笔，产于英国，年份很可能在1930年代末至1940年代初。

以绿色与黑色大理石纹样的赛璐珞（celluloïd）表面极为精美，特别明亮，配有金色饰件、带菱形端头的Conway Stewart夹笔夹，以及笔帽上的金色圈。

笔身底部刻有辨识型号No. 286的铭文。

该笔搭载Conway Stewart的14K金笔尖，标记为 CONWAY STEWART – 14 CT GOLD – ENGLAND。

笔尖呈现一定的柔弹性和线条变化，如所附 photographed 的书写样本所示，可描述为半软尖。

传统的拉杆式上墨吸墨系统（lever filler）。

合拢长度：约128毫米。

笔已用墨测试：上墨机构运作正常，笔能正常书写。

卖家未将笔拆解或修复。由于笔颈部紧固，亦未尝试强行拆开，以保护古老的赛璐珞材料。

就一件约80年历史的书写工具而言，整体状况相当良好。绿纹大理石纹的赛璐珞保留了极好的深度与质感。金属饰件呈现出随年龄的包浆和正常使用痕迹。

这是一支极具美感的英国Conway Stewart，属战前/战时前期的极具装饰性的Green Marble配色，搭配14K金笔尖与可正常运作的上墨机构。

照片，特别是书写样本，是描述的组成部分。

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英文描述

Conway Stewart No. 286 fountain pen, made in England and most probably dating from the late 1930s / early 1940s.

A particularly attractive example in green and black marbled celluloid, with gold-coloured trim, Conway Stewart diamond-ended clip and a single gold-coloured cap band.

The barrel imprint identifies the pen as a No. 286.

Fitted with a Conway Stewart 14 ct gold nib, marked CONWAY STEWART – 14 CT GOLD – ENGLAND.

The nib shows some flexibility and noticeable line variation, as illustrated by the photographed writing sample, and may be described as semi-flexible.

Traditional lever-filling system.

Length capped: approximately 128 mm.

The pen has been tested with ink: the filling mechanism works and the pen writes correctly.

The pen has not been dismantled or restored by the seller. As the section is firmly seated, no attempt has been made to force its removal, in order to avoid damaging the vintage celluloid.

Very attractive overall condition for a writing instrument approximately 80 years old. The green marbled celluloid retains excellent depth and visual character. The metal trim shows normal age-related patina and signs of use.

A very attractive vintage British Conway Stewart No. 286, combining distinctive Green Marble celluloid, a 14 ct gold semi-flexible nib and a working lever-filling mechanism.

The photographs, including the writing sample, form an integral part of the description.