7"
Black bovine horn dip pen / calligraphy pen with a turned segmented handle, brass-tone ferrule, and metal writing nib. The dark horn handle gives it a refined old desk look, similar to writing instruments used in the 19th and early 20th century before fountain pens and ballpoint pens became common.
Dip pens were used for letters, ledgers, signatures, ink drawings, and formal handwriting. This example has a classic library or writing-desk presence and would display well with inkwells, antique paper, quills, wax seals, magnifiers, or other early office accessories.
Material: Black bovine horn handle, metal nib, brass-tone fitting
Style: Antique Writing / Victorian Desk / Calligraphy
Use: Dip pen, calligraphy pen, desk display, writing accessory, historical prop
Estimated style period: 19th to early 20th century inspired
