Antique Watermans Ideal Pen Trade Sign lion head National Standard Co

National Standard Co

Artist: Henri Privat-Livemont (1861-1936)

This means that the chair will lean back quicker than what you might expect - but it does not impede the use of the chair

likely meant to be a minion of the god Dionysus given the inkwell's Roman influence

dimensional embellishments and uranium glass clock face

Antique Watermans Ideal Pen Trade Sign lion head National Standard Coc. 1900s 1910s; Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen New York, NY Oversized tin trade sign in the form of a fountain pen. This striking lithographed tin display, fashioned as a giant Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pen, features hand painted detailing with a gold nib, black body, and red lettering over a globe trademark. Measuring nearly three feet in length, the sign replicates the iconic "clip cap" pen design, including a patent plate dated Sept. 12, 1905. The