A 14ct Gold Nib on a Superb 1955 Conway Stewart No 15 Burgundy Marble Fountain Pen
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A 14ct Gold Nib on a Superb 1955 Conway Stewart No 15 Burgundy Marble Fountain Pen
THIS IS A SUPERB EXAMPLE OF THE CONWAY STEWART 15 DATING FROM AROUND 1955. IT IS FINISHED IN BURGUNDY MARBLE AND IT IS IN NEAR MINT CONDITION WITH THE ORIGINAL PRICE STICKER STILL ATTACHED TO THE BARREL. THE CLIP AND CAP RING ARE GOLD FILLED AND THEY ARE IN PERFECT CONDITION WITH NO WEAR. THE TIP OF THE CAP IS IN THE SHAPE OF A BLACK DIAMOND. THE 14 CT GOLD NIB IS IN A LOVELY FINE WIDTH SIZE. THE IMPRINT IS WELL READABLE AND THE PEN IS SUPPLIED IN ITS ORIGINAL BOX. THEY DON'T COME ALONG IN THIS SORT OF CONDITION VERY OFTEN!
Make and Model: Conway Stewart No.15 Origin: The pen was made in the UK around 1955 Finish: Burgundy Marble with gold filled trim. Overall Length: 125mm Filling Type: Lever Filler Nib: 14ct gold The current price for 14K gold in South Africa is R851 per Gram. The average fountain pen nib weighs between 0.5 - 1 grams.
MARKINGS: CONWAY STEWART ON NIB 14CT GOLD SIZE: 12.5CM LONG CONDITION: MINT BOXED - VERY GOOD CONDITION. CONWAY STEWART (1905-1960) : Conway Stewart & Company Ltd is a British manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1905 by Frank Jarvis and Thomas Garner in London. The company became notable for its fountain pens, although it also produced ballpoint pens later on. In the 1960s, fountain pen sales declined very quickly and Conway Stewart began to feel the effect of falling revenues. The company tried to compete by offering lower priced fountain pens and also introduced ballpoint pens to its range. On 28 August 2014, the company was placed in receivership. The remaining stock, as well as the machinery and tooling, were sold off and its offices closed. Bespoke British Pens went on to acquire the stock of components from the Conway Stewart factory
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