Uitgevoerd met schildering van zeeslagen in zeventiende eeuwse stijl, portretten van Menno Baron van Coehoorn, Generaal de Artillerie en Adriaan Bankert, Admiraal van Zeeland. Compleet met sleutel.
h. 46 cm, b. 92,5 cm, d. 48,5 cm
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Staande op drie poten en twee handvaten met vrouwfiguren.
h. 19 cm, diam. 20 cm
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op gedraaide kolompoot met driesprant. Met vier kaarsenhouders. In hoogte verstelbaar
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Uitgevoerd met onderkast met een lade, acht bladen.
h. 57 cm, b. 29 cm, d. 18 cm
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Een met geschilderd miniatuur van dame. Een lijst gemerkt Mathieu Deroche Paris.
h. 16,5 - 23,5 cm
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met smeedijzeren slotplaat, -hoekstukken en hengsels. Met sleutel
b 77, h 34, d 35 cm
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met voorstelling van bomen in landschap. In het front twee deuren, waarachter een interieur. Op gezwarte bolpootjes
b 72, h 52, d 32 cm
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Voorstellende gespiegeld paar cherubijnen.
h. 108 cm, b. 62 cm
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De stam uitgevoerd met gekapte decoratie van strikwerk en guirlande.
diam 49, h 124 cm
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Uitgevoerd in Moorse stijl.
h. 56 cm, b. 57 cm, d. 57 cm
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Uitgevoerd met voorstelling van vogels in bosrijk landschap. (herstellingen).
165 x 200 cm
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Voorstellende leeuw.
diam. 58,5 cm
Provenance: Private Dutch collection, collected between 1970-1974 by a collector working for the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, stationed in North Africa.
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In staande pose met fraaie gestoken details op de kas en broek. Op de tulband een negenlichts kaarsen applique, nu geëlektrificeerd. Geheel op gemarmerde sokkel.
h. 211 cm
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Uitgevoerd met gestoken decoratie van fantasiefiguren op de hoekstijlen in renaissance stijl. Onderzijde gemerkt met ronde plaquette Giu Speluzzi MIlano.
h. 37 cm, diam. 63 cm
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Khodynka beker of 'Bloedbeker'.
h. 10,5 cm
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Foedraal met zilveren gegraveerde monturen, inhoud met stalen vork en mes met zilveren gegraveerde heften bekroond door springertje. Het foedraal met ketting en Zeeuwse knopen.
l. 26,5 cm
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met ajour messing banden en -hoekstukken. Op ondertafel met gezwarte bolpoten. Schade aan fineer, slot funcioneert niet
b 72, h 58, d 50 cm; b 78, h 30, d 58 cm
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Uitgevoerd met houten interieur, compleet met sleutel.
h. 10 cm, b. 19 cm, d. 9,5 cm
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Numbered 0682/1921, complete with hardwood case, booklet, ink, dustcover and carton overbox. (small damage at the end of the clip).
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Numbered 910, complete with semi-spheric plexiglass container, booklet and carton overbox.
Omas released the Galileo Galilei model in 1993 in commemoration of the 650th anniversary of the University of Pisa. This pen was "dedicated" to the great Italian scientist, Galileo Galilei.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Numbered 0849, complete with box, ink, booklet and carton overboxes, limited edition 1919 pieces produced. (oxidation).
Aurora, founded in 1919 in Turin, was the first Italian fountain pen factory.
The name, chosen immediately after the First World War, reflected the hope for a better future and a new beginning for handwriting in Italy (“aurora” is Italian for “dawn”). Aurora pens are conceived as authentic hand-crafted jewels. Today, as in the past, they embody fine craftsmanship combined with technology and the use of precious materials, always with an eye to changes in taste and fashion, borne out by Aurora’s ongoing partnerships with internationally acclaimed designers.
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Numbered 2161. Complete with perspex case, certificate and carton overbox.
Omas collection fountain pen, Europe collection, worldwide circulation: 3500 numbered pieces.
With this jewel of writing, Omas intends to recall over time the exceptional historical event of European Unification, sanctioned on February 7, 1992 in Maastricht with the signing of the Economic Monetary Treaty.
The faceted vegetable resin pen, in the color of the EEC flag, is softened by the larger rings in gold laminate engraved with the 12 stars to symbolize the European signatory countries, while two other thin rings are in white gold laminate and create a perfect chromatic harmony of metals together with the 18 Kt gold calligraphic nib with platinum mask.
True preciousness is the pure brilliant set in the star positioned at the foot of the clip, on the cap.
Piston filling system. Transparent packaging made of perspex.
The first 12 copies were donated to the Heads of State of the signatory countries of the agreement, by the Protocol Office of the EEC, precisely in consideration of the quality of the pen and its historical, intrinsic value.
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Numbered 1992. Complete with container, booklet and carton overbox.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Brown pen has a fine 18ct gold nib, numbered 184, series 350.
Blue pen has a fine 18ct gold nib, numbered 399, series 1400.
Both with leather cases, certificates and carton overboxes, 1990.
Visconti was founded in the late 1980s in Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance and a symbol of Italian craftsmanship. Building on these roots and with a strong drive for innovation, the first fountain pens produced quickly stood out for features that would become true symbols of recognition among enthusiasts: vibrant colors, captivating designs, and high-quality materials.
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Numbered 0219. Complete with aluminum case, certificate and carton overbox.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Limited Edition 0505 / 5000. Complete with box, certificates and carton overbox.
Pelikan was founded in 1838 by Carl Hornemann in Germany. It first made ink, but became famous for fountain pens, especially after introducing the piston-filling system in 1929.
Pelikan pens are valued for their high quality, smooth writing, and durable, elegant design, which is why they are still popular today.
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Numbered 0450/1746. Complete with box, certificate, booklet and carton overbox.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Numbered 243/500. Complete with wooden box with sliding lid, booklet and carton outherbox.
Commerating the 3000th anniversary of Jerusalem's establishment as a city. The cap and barrel crimson resin are surrounded in 18ct cases. The Jerusalem 3000 logo is represented in the three languages: Arabic, English and Hebrew.
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Numbered 1386. Complete with wooden case with sliding lid, booklet and carton outherbox.
Commerating the 3000th anniversary of Jerusalem's establishment as a city. The cap and barrel crimson resin are surrounded in silver cases. The Jerusalem 3000 logo is represented in the three languages: Arabic, English and Hebrew.
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Numbered 0587/1000. Complete with case, certificate and carton outherbox.
Pelikan was founded in 1838 by Carl Hornemann in Germany. It first made ink, but became famous for fountain pens, especially after introducing the piston-filling system in 1929.
Pelikan pens are valued for their high quality, smooth writing, and durable, elegant design, which is why they are still popular today.
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Both numbered 426/500, wit 18ct nob and 925 silver, but one is gold gilded. Complete with wooden boxes, certificates, booklets and carton outherbox. (oxidation, shrinkages and one pen with broken clip).
Visconti was founded in the late 1980s in Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance and a symbol of Italian craftsmanship. Building on these roots and with a strong drive for innovation, the first fountain pens produced quickly stood out for features that would become true symbols of recognition among enthusiasts: vibrant colors, captivating designs, and high-quality materials.
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Numbered 1269. Complete with box, booklet and outherboxes.
Aurora Fountain Pen Carlo Goldoni Limited Edition, with only 1,793 pieces produced. The fountain pen features a sterling silver cap and guilloché sheath with gold-plated clip and fittings. The cap band is engraved with a commemorative date and framed by masks of Commedia dell’Arte. The pen is presented in a refined wooden case with a stage inserted inside the lid.
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Numbered 0983/3000. Complete with wooden box, certificate, booklet and outher boxes.
This pen pays tribute to nature's grandeur and honors the tradition of the hunter. The hunter green of the pen is matched in the matte enamel backdrop of the sterling silver band, which depicts a magnificent stag beset by hunting dogs against a forest backdrop with oak leaf border.
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Numbered 000494. Complete with box, inkfillers, certificate and outherbox. (The outside of the box has some stains).
Waterman fountain pens are known for their elegant designs and high quality. The Waterman Paris pens are an example of luxury and style, with a rich history dating back to 1883. These pens are made from the finest materials and are designed with precision and care, making them ideal for professional use.
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Numbered 0593/3741. Complete with box, certificate, ink cartridges and outher box.
Introduced in 1993 and maintaining a dedicated following ever since, the Edson has been the Waterman pen company’s flagship writing instrument for many years. Combining form, function, and elegant design, the Edson is considered by many a contemporary classic.
With converter, which is in a special blue colour to match the barrel.
Fountain pen produced in 3741 copies: the symbolic number corresponds to the sum of the founding years of Waterman and Boucheron.
Waterman signè Boucheron, conceived and created in collaboration between two big names, seals a perfect marriage. Much more than just an object of art, this jewel represents the union of two undisputed allied skills to create a rare work of art. a solid 18K gold filigree overlay version of the Edson. A gold filigree satin and gloss cap- with an articulated clip. The body is made of blue transparent resin.
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Numbered JZ / 76. Complete with box and certificate.
The Toledo is a masterpiece example of traditional craftsmanship. Hand-signed and hand-engraved in the time-honored Toledo style. Finely crafted with loving attention to details each individual fountain pen is a unique product of custom design. The Toledo 900 Series fountain pen was created after the model of Toledian craftsmanship and presented to the public in 1935 as a classic plunger pen. The sterling silver sleeve of this Vermeil version is gold-plated with 24K gold. The finely-chased hand-signed 18K gold nib accented with a rhodium decoration the modeled clip in the shape of a pelican's beak and the loving attention that has gone into so many details make the Pelikan Toledo a treasure of timeless value. Each Pelikan Toledo 900 fountain Pen is a masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship.
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Numbered 171. 100 anni di radio 1895-1995. Complete with wooden box, certificate, booklet and carton outherbox.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Numbered 1995. 100 anni di radio 1895-1995. Complete with wooden box, certificate, booklet and carton outherbox.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Numbered 1373. 100 anni di radio 1895-1995. Complete with wooden box, certificate, booklet and carton outherbox.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Numbered 0052. 100 anni di radio 1895-1995. Complete with wooden box, certificate, booklet and carton outherbox.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Heavy sterling silver overlay, Egyptian motifs, marbled blue celluloid. Medium 18ct two-tone gold nib. Complete with presentation box, certificate, booklet and carton outher box. (a piece has broken off from the pen holder in the pyramid).
This exceptional Montegrappa Luxor Red Sea fountain pen draws its inspiration from ancient Egypt, blending historical symbolism with Italian craftsmanship. The body is crafted from richly marbled red celluloid, a material chosen for its depth, warmth, and visual intensity, evoking the hues of the Red Sea and ceremonial pigments of antiquity.
The sterling silver overlay is intricately engraved with Egyptian motifs, including hieroglyphic elements and sculptural details that reference ritual objects and sacred iconography. A striking serpent-shaped pocket clip, set with vivid purple gemstones for the eyes, completes the design—an unmistakable symbol of protection, power, and eternity in ancient Egyptian culture.
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Numbered 1996. Heavy sterling gilded silver overlay, Egyptian motifs, marbled red celluloid. Medium 18ct two-tone gold nib. Complete with presentation box, certificate, booklet and carton outher box.
This exceptional Montegrappa Luxor Red Sea fountain pen draws its inspiration from ancient Egypt, blending historical symbolism with Italian craftsmanship. The body is crafted from richly marbled red celluloid, a material chosen for its depth, warmth, and visual intensity, evoking the hues of the Red Sea and ceremonial pigments of antiquity.
The sterling silver overlay is intricately engraved with Egyptian motifs, including hieroglyphic elements and sculptural details that reference ritual objects and sacred iconography. A striking serpent-shaped pocket clip, set with vivid purple gemstones for the eyes, completes the design—an unmistakable symbol of protection, power, and eternity in ancient Egyptian culture.
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Complete with presentation case, fifteen cases and carton outher cases, booklets and certificates.
Available in the types of wood: Cocobolo, Lignum Vitae, Amboina, Thuya, 1995. Maple, Amarante, Boxwood, Pau Violeto, 1996. Violet Ebony, Myrtle, Pernambuco, Yew, 1997.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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Numbered 403. Complete with box, inkbottle, certificate, booklets and carton outher box. Hereby an extra empty packaging, numbered 075/100.
Montegrappa is one of Italy’s oldest pen makers, founded in 1912 in Bassano del Grappa. It became well known for producing elegant fountain pens, even supplying writing instruments during both World Wars. Over time, the brand grew into a symbol of Italian craftsmanship and luxury.
Montegrappa pens are considered so good because they are handmade with high-quality materials, such as precious metals and celluloid. They are known for their smooth writing, detailed design, and artistic style, making them popular with collectors and people who appreciate fine writing instruments.
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All in faux leather covered case with carton outher cases. Signed 1991, 1992.
OMAS (an acronym for 'Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni') is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as 'Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni' (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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The pens are designed by: Claudio Abbado UXE722 - Michelangelo Antonini UXE721 - Rocco Barocco UXE709 - Gianni Berengo Gardin UXE719 - Deborah Campagnoni UXE702 - Manuele Di Centa UXE710 - Fendi UXE712 - Salvatore Fiume UXE717 - Christian Barnard UXE707 - Micol Fontana UXE705 - Marc Giradelli UXE706 - Donatella Girombelli UXE708 - Giorgetto Giugiaro UXE701 - Julio Iglesias UXE714 - Carmen Llera Moravia UXE720 - Gina Lollobrigida UXE715 - Ornella Muti UXE711 - Giuseppe Sinopoli UXE703 - Luciano Soprani UXE718 - Giuseppe Tornatore UXE724 - Nicola Trussardi UXE713 - Uto Ughi UXE707 - Egon von Fürstenberg UXE700 - Gianfranco Ferré UXE716.
In two blue fabric covered cases with each twelve slots. Hereby an extra case with the original box and booklet containing all the designers of this collection.
OMAS (an acronym for "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni") is an Italian manufacturing company of writing implements, founded in 1925. The company was founded by Armando Simoni as "Officina Meccanica Armando Simoni" (abbreviated OMAS), setting up in Bologna. Simoni also designed the tools and equipment needed to manufacturer fountain pens.
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