Broadwell Art Deco Fountain Pen

Accomplished pen designer David Broadwell brings you this exquisitely original Art Deco Rhodium & 22kt Gold Fountain Pen. Art Deco was an opulent and lavish art form that spanned the 1920s and 1930s. The art form influenced architecture, industrial design, interior design, fashion, and film of the period.

David on his Art Deco Pen Design: "I have been fascinated with the Art Deco movement for many years, especially the architecture. Tall skyscrapers with geometric lines are awe-inspiring! The city hall in Los Angeles, the Empire State Building, and the Boston Avenue. Methodist Church in Tulsa, the Texas & Pacific RR terminal in Ft. Worth, and the ultimate expression of Art Deco architecture, the Chrysler Building! I enjoy the challenge of putting these architectural elements onto pens, and hope you enjoy creating pens around these components."

Features:

• All components are cast, polished, and plated with a durable Rhodium & 22kt Gold plating.
• Includes spires and starbursts that characterize the Art Deco period.
• Pen clip features a unique Art Deco design and a radiant Swarovski Crystal.
• It easily posts with threads on the end cap.
• The cap is 3-D cast with intricate Art Deco detail.
• The Pen Band is cast and gold-plated with Art Deco detail.
• Medium Schmidt™ gold and Iridium nib, plus an ink pump and ink cartridge 

About David Broadwell: David Broadwell is an accomplished custom art knife and pen maker with twenty-five years of experience shaping & sculpting a variety of metals, fine woods, ivories, and stone. His pens have been featured in Stylophiles online magazine, Pen World International, Stylus Magazine, and were showcased in the Society of North American Goldsmiths (SNAG) 3M Innovative Tools 2002 Exhibition. His handmade pens sell for thousands of dollars.

This one-of-a-kind pen uses a premium, manufactured semi-precious stone blank, which really makes this high-end pen pop. The rich metallic gold vein adds panache, style and elegance to this amazing fountain pen.